Re: Is time dilation real?


"Greg Neill" <gneillREM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| Perhaps you think that it's just coincidence that every
| type of clock tested so far (from subatomic particle
| decay times to atomic clocks flown on aircraft to
| GPS clocks in space) show *exactly* the same effect
| regardless of their composition or mechanism?

Perhaps you have no clue, there is no way that
those are every type of clock.
Those are all based on a particle 'ticker'.

BTW:
The hourglass does not agree, along with a sundial,
and grandfather clocks and they are clocks
no matter how much you want to believe they are not.

| You're arguing against observed facts.

No,
I am questioning the worshipping that has gone on too long.
and of course, the ignorance about other clocks.
And further on,
even though such particle type clocks do agree,
there is no physical cause of the clocks faults given
and that is even more sad than the worhsipping.



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