Re: The velocity of light going pass a moving train.
- From: "Jeckyl" <noone@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 16:08:20 +1000
"Dono" <sa_ge@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jun 24, 6:23 pm, "Jeckyl" <n...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Not yet, obviously.I doWell, one day you will finally get it . Maybe.This is NOT given by definition,Yes .. it is
yes .. obviously.
Now, now , you are getting abusive again. Every time you are provenCondescending prickOne day you might get it, it is a little subtler than your level ofto solve this problem one need to calculate.No .. we don't
understanding.
wrong you start swearing.
I've not been proven wrong yet
It will take you some time to realise your
errors in understanding and solving the problem.
I have none .. but I have pointed out youyrs .. you're too arogant to see it
(as you've proven previously)
Hopefully it will
come to you, otherwise, despite all your good intentions to be a
defender of relativity, you still have a lot to learn.
NSorry.. but you are just wrong on this .. you do one frame jump without a
transform and one transform without a frame jump
Fortunately they blanace out and you end up with the right answer by luck
rather than actual correct application.
Hmmm,coming from someone that thinks that c=const can be deduced fromI did my best to explain it to you, maybe someone elseUnlike you.
will manage better. Or maybe you will think more oon your own and
you'll get it.
I understand it perfectly .. you have it all backwards .. really .. you
just
don't know SR or how to correctly apply it.
the Lorentz transforms....this is very funny.
Coming from you, who doens't understand enough t oknow that it can .. that
is even funnier
Repeating the same slogan doesn't get you to learn the real meaning of
SR. Review the exchanges, you might "get it". Give it a few months.
You'll never "get it" .. you're too full of your own self worth
Really .. you should have learnt the first time you made a fool of yourself
... now you're doing it again.
Would you like me to point out the two error you made in your supposed
solution .. or don't you want to be embarrassed again?
.
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