Henri Wilson wrote:
On Thu, 31 May 2007 01:09:15 +0200, "Paul B. Andersen"
wrote:

Henri Wilson wrote:
On Mon, 28 May 2007 21:00:02 +0200, "Paul B. Andersen"
wrote: Henri Wilson wrote:
Consider a remote pulsar at rest wrt Earth and emitting regular pulses towards
Earth. Almost behind Earth is planet B, moving at 0.1 c away from the pulsar.
Are you going to tell me that the pulses which strike Earth's edge are
traveling at an entirely different speed from the ones that just miss the edge
and are moving at 'c' wrt planet B?

...pretty funny looking wavefront, eh Bob? Even the fairies must be confused.
Quite a revealing statement. :-)
It reveals nothing new, though.
Well would you like to save me the trouble of explaining the truth to some of
these people....
I think the truth is rather obvious.

Please go ahead.....
OK.
Since you ask so nice, I will state the truth.
As the words of Henri Wilson reveals, he has no clue.

Consider a remote pulsar at rest wrt Earth and emitting regular pulses towards
Earth. Almost behind Earth is planet B, moving at 0.1 c away from the pulsar.
Are you going to tell me that the pulses which strike Earth's edge are
traveling at an entirely different speed from the ones that just miss the edge
and are moving at 'c' wrt planet B?

You have demonstrated how clueless you are well enough now.
You don't have to repeat it.

Paul