Vacuum motion theory

Relativity Theory indicates motion is relative and determined by reference systems, which is supported by the Lorentz transformation in Special relativity. However, there are mathematically logical flaws in the deductions of the Lorentz transformation and motion may not be relative. Here, relative quantities and absolute quantities are defined in order to establish a new thinking model, based on which and the equations the Planck‒Einstein equation E=hν (here, E=hN) and Einstein’s Energy‒mass equation E=mc2 (here, E=Mc2=γM0c2), it is deduced that every point of space has specific motion state, which is the sum of the motion of the distributions of every particle in the universe; and, every particle has a specific and absolute motion named energy velocity (v), which is relative to the space motion background and the motion energy (Em) is Em=Mv2.