Re: The GPS question relativists are afraid to answer.moronathon

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• Re: Time dilation #2
  ... Anyway, so far I pefectly understood your GRT example as it corresponds with Einstein's explanation of his reasoning; moreover, I understood the issue you have with SRT sufficiently well to give you a pertinent answer that should be helpful to you. ... the aircraft tick over at a slower rate than the laboratory clocks? ... time stationary relative to the ether. ...
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• Re: Can the Special Theory of Relativity be "explained"
  ... |> | You claim that is absurd. ... |> I have no problem with clocks. ... or forward and reverse light speeds or anything else. ... |> CRETIN assume clocks beat faster or slower ...
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• Re: Clock synch
  ... ticking slower, or in the sense of "time moving slower". ... The effects called "time dilation" and "length contraction" in SR are not physical effects, and are due to different measurement procedures used by differently moving observers. ... which both have identical clocks and which initially show the same value. ... There is nothing wrong with that, indeed that is what we mean by "physical effect". ...
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• Re: Aether Displacement
  ... electromagnetic frequency standards. ... we are stuck with physical clocks and meter ... running slower because of its physical environment. ...
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• Re: The real twin paradox.
  ... clocks are observed to run slower than each other, ... impossible when the clocks are in the same frame of reference. ... the only logical conclusion is that special relativity is wrong. ... borrowed the Ming vase from the plaintiff; ...
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