Gerges Francis Tawadrous's research explores the implications of the special theory of relativity, particularly focusing on Lorentz length contraction and the nature of particles as they approach the speed of light. He argues that the idea of a static particle's proper length being unchanged is flawed and suggests that both the particle's nature and the measurements of its length change relative to the observer's frame of reference. His work also contemplates light velocity's role as an independent factor in human perception and measurement, ultimately challenging conventional views on observation and reality in physics.