Re: Photon, Momentum, Mass

On May 1, 9:40 am, John Kennaugh
<J...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When electrons in atoms change energy state the energy lost flies off in
the form of a photon. BaTh involves this reasonably well understood
physical process the only thing it fails to explain is just why it is
always at the same speed.
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John Kennaugh

But, old fart, you are contradicting yourself, BaTh does not claim
that "it is always at the same speed". BaTh claims that it is at the
speed of the source compounded with the speed of light.
BaTh refutes c=constant and claims c'=c+kv.
Now, take c'=c+kv and try to explain the theory of one of the
following experiments:

1. Ives - Stilwell
2. Sagnac

Math , please. Spare me your old fart cretinoid rhetoric.


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  • Re: The planet orbiting Algol.
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  • Re: The planet orbiting Algol.
    ... Pound-Rebka shows that the BaTh gets the same answer as GR concerning gravitational blue shift. ... If c is the initial speed of the photon and c' is the speed ... But Henri claims that the BaTh predicts a Doppler shift ...
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  • Re: Photon, Momentum, Mass
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  • Re: Photon, Momentum, Mass
    ... so there must be some reason for it being that ... BaTh involves this reasonably well understood physical process the only thing it fails to explain is just why it is always at the same speed. ... Put simply if the speed of light is not dependent on the physical processes taking place in the source then what physical process is it dependent upon? ... It is not simply a case of not understanding the physical process as with BaTh it is the absence of anything which could possibly take part in a physical process. ...
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