Re: GR ?


"sue jahn" <susysewnshow@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| "Significant Zero" <paulpsremove@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > | > You appear from my pov to have jumped the rails Tom as you have been
| > writing
| > | > that observation cannot effect the conditions of the objects under
| > | > observation
| > |
| > | The Coulomb force between a photoelectron in a rail passenger's
| > | retina and a lightning stroke is insufficient for this to occur.
However
| > | the Coulomb force between a free particle and HEP apparatus is
| > | sufficient for observation to affect the conditions.
| >
| > Yes I agree that locally the observer can effect the observed but its
| > difficult to see how looking at a star can effect it to any noticeable
| > degree. BTW I was just trying to sort out the apparent, from my pov,
| > incoherence that Tom posts. I do try and understand him but he seems to
keep
| > shifting his position to fit the situation which is fine for a game of
| > stone,paper,string but seems to just make him look silly in the realm of
| > scientific enquiry.
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| It was an opportune moment to show where SR really can be applied.
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| I don't know of any clock experiments that are not the result of a
| misinterpretation of AE's speculative writing style combined with
| reader's guilable reading style. The SUMO clock might be an
| exception because it would show that AE's concept of time in
| GR is actually related to the energy lost to local matter.

Thats an idea if I understand you.

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| > |
| > | As you have pointed out earlier,
| > | mounting a linac on a railcar moving at 1/2 c can produce
| > | electrons moving at 1.498... times the speed of light wrt the
| > | "embankment".
| >
| > Yes this point never seems to be addressed by the advocates, perhaps
they
| > will one day{:-)
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| Only when it is taught that way in the creationism classes. :o)
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| Sue...
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