Re: Train gedanken pitfall

On Jun 20, 11:04 am, "Dono." <sa...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jun 18, 6:43 pm, Bruce Richmond <bsr3...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:







BTW, your sync by slow transport assumes that moving the clock does
not affect its setting.  It is generally accepted that SR agrees with
that assumption, but I can show otherwise.  Put the clock on a moving
train Next to the clock at A' and sync it with that clock.  Slowly
transport it along the train and place it next to the clock at B'.
According to SR the transported clock must now be in sync with the
clock at B'.
From the tracks we see that the clock at B' is out of
sync with the clock at A', so the setting of the transported clock had
to change as it was transported to be in sync at its new location.
We are not talking about time dialation here.
Transport the clock back
to A' and the setting reverts back so that it is in sync with the
clock at A'.

No. It will not. See my post to Whoever- Hide quoted text -

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I can show that it does happen using the LT, but I'm not going to
waste my time for nothing. How about if I show you and you can't pick
out any error you will admit that you didn't know what you were
talking about? :)
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