Re: The velocity of light going pass a moving train.

"Dono" <sa_ge@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You didn't really do a very good job of defining it at all. You also
didn't
say in which direction the laser was pointing .. we had to assume you
meant
in the x axis (direction of travel of the train).
You need to learn how to read.
I can .. you need to learn how to write .. you said something that was
COMPLETELY wrong,
No, idiot, you are still unble to understand it, too complicated for
your brain.

I understood what you wrote .. you were simply incomplete and unclear .. and
wrong

and then had another example that was porroly explained.
It was a much simpler problem, you couldn't get that one either.

No .. YOU got it wrong, , dumb ass

Next time, before you shoot your mouth, ask questions, I will explain
to you.
Next time .. keep your mouth shut to avoid embarrassing yourself.
You are still an idiot after all the mathematical explanations. Too
bad.

You wrote a couple of trig formulas .. that doesn't make you right. If a
beam of light is vertical in the frame of reference in the train ,it does
NOT seen going backwards (in the opposite direction to the train) from the
FoR of the track


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