> According to observation capable at the time, it seemed to make sense, with a few little oddities. As bluGill says, according to observation right now it _st

> According to observation capable at the time, it seemed to make sense, with a few little oddities. As bluGill says, according to observation right now it _still_ makes sense. With a few little oddities. Your view appears to be one of relativity refuting, rather than further confirming (as far as the scales studied at that time) classical physics. You cannot compare it to something allowing FTL. There's a major difference between "we don't know everything" and "everything we know is wrong".