Re: New impoved facts part 1v03


"Harry" <harald.vanlintel@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> SNIP
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> "a) The speed of light (SOL) is measured constant in any given medium"
> is only correct when the medium is stationary relative to your measurement
> frame.
> d
> Sorry I had forgotten that I had included a variety of mediums in this
> posting and for this I will take the punishment of reading what you where
> about to point out :-) but if this is what you were going to point out 'is
> only correct when the medium is stationary relative to your measurement
> frame.' then how are you going to deal with the vacuum ???? or is this
frame
> system only valid in a gas in which you are stationary ????
h
The closer the medium is to pure vacuum, the less the deviation: the "drag"
is due to the atoms of the medium.
d
That has been transparently clear to me for years.
h
Thus for vacuum there is no such effect,
d
The drag of the vacuum is the fact that the SOL is constant in it.
h
and no speed relative to vacuum can be determined (at least in theory, and
as far as I know).
d
Lost your way again the SOL relative to the vacuum is c.
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Dr ***


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