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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
On Apr 9, 11:54*pm, Phil Bouchard wrote:
doug wrote: Except that all your answers are wrong and Einstein's are right. Your gps calculation is totally wrong, you get the wrong values and you think it varies on the different sides of the earth. You think our weights vary by a factor of a billion between day and night. You think a graph without a scale means something. You think the earth is the center of the universe. You have no clue about background calculations. You have no idea about the field in the center of a sphere. You can only get a nearly correct answer with a fudge factor which has no basis except to adjust the horribly wrong answer to just a wrong answer but that factor is different for every point in the universe and for every mass and every velocity. Doug, do you agree "cos(0) = 1"? *Are we in the same world? *In mine paradoxes and blunders aren't acceptable because science requires exactitude. *Informality is found in politics in general, maybe you want to take a look. The kg^2/m^2 factor inside a sphere is given by an equation that looks like the following: ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2(r-j,r-i)*log((r^2-2*i*r+i^2)/(r^2-2*j*r+j^2))+(%i*r^2-%i*j^2-%i*i^2)*li[2](((%i+1)*r-j-%i*i)/(r-j))+ (-%i*r^2+%i*j^2+%i*i^2)*li[2](-((%i-1)*r+j-%i*i)/(r-j))+log(2*r^2+(-2*j-2*i)*r+j^2+j^2)* ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0)+(-2*j-2*i)*r+4*i*j)+(-4*j*r+4*j^2-4*i^2)*atan((r-i)/(r-j))-4*i*r*atan2(r-j,r-i)-2* r^2+4*j*r)/(2*r^2) Whe r = radius (center = (0, 0)) i = x coordinate of probe / observer j = y coordinate of probe / observer I'm not done yet and the equation won't work because it is incomplete but I almost got it. [...] Now for giggles, why don't you explain how the **** you derived that monstrosity? |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote:
Greg Neill wrote: So let's proceed to delineate the differences between FR and GR based upon a single mass scenario. Can you provide your formula(s), with all variables defined, for that scenario? Start with one mass, one observer, and one clock, arranged as before. Use diagrams if clarity is an issue. If you want to compare FR with GR then you need data on the planet, the local star and the fudge factor of the host galaxy. But you said that FR could handle a solitary mass. Local stars and galaxies are irrelevant. Have you changed your mind? A FR thought experiment having 1 planet is good for having an idea on the asymptotes of the curves. This is what I do when I am disproving dark matter for example. It consists of an universe with 1 galaxy only. So FR cannot treat a solitary mass, the simplest of possible non-empty universes. That would appear to be a fatal blow to FR, making it just another fudged curve fitting exercise rather than a theory. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote:
Sam Wormley wrote: There are hundreds of LEO satellite clocks confirming general relativity exquisitely! Surprise Phil! You're confusing general relativity gravitational time dilation with the kinetic frequency shift I was talking about. How is that? The SR velocity related time dilation cannot account for what is observed, particularly as it contributes an opposing value to the GR effect for orbiting bodies. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote:
Eric Gisse wrote: Idiot. Pound-Rebka? That's at whatever elevation Harvard sits. Hafele-Keating? Probably 30 some thousand feet. Gravity Probe A? Up and down to the bitty-bottom of LEO. You are wrong. Shut the **** up. I'm talking about a kinetic frequency shift, not gravitational time dilation little boy. I can't imagine your mummy when she doesn't cook something you like. You're talking but you're not understanding. To paraphrase an old saying, your speech is like a great river; there's more at the mouth than there is at the source. How is it that you cannot absorb the fact that all the moving clocks we have access to test *both* relativistic effects very effectively? They are trivial to separate in the data because they vary in opposite directions with the elevation for orbiting bodies. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote:
The kg^2/m^2 factor inside a sphere is given by an equation that looks like the following: ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2(r-j,r-i)*log((r^2-2*i*r+i^2)/(r^2-2*j*r+j^2))+(%i*r^2-% i*j^2-%i*i^2)*li[2](((%i+1)*r-j-%i*i)/(r-j))+ (-%i*r^2+%i*j^2+%i*i^2)*li[2](-((%i-1)*r+j-%i*i)/(r-j))+log(2*r^2+(-2*j-2*i) *r+j^2+j^2)* ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0)+(-2*j-2*i)*r+4*i*j)+(-4*j*r+4*j^2-4*i^2) *atan((r-i)/(r-j))-4*i*r*atan2(r-j,r-i)-2* r^2+4*j*r)/(2*r^2) Whe r = radius (center = (0, 0)) i = x coordinate of probe / observer j = y coordinate of probe / observer Silly. Why not just use x and y then? What happened to z? What's a %i ? What function is li[2] ? Is your log function log base 10 or the natural log? If log base 10, how do you justify the choice of base? In most cases of the mathematics of natural systems, the logarithms tend to fall out as base e unless pains are taken to force conversion to another base by doing something clever. I don't see anything clever happening here. I'm not done yet and the equation won't work because it is incomplete but I almost got it. yeah, riiiiight. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote: doug wrote: Except that all your answers are wrong and Einstein's are right. Your gps calculation is totally wrong, you get the wrong values and you think it varies on the different sides of the earth. You think our weights vary by a factor of a billion between day and night. You think a graph without a scale means something. You think the earth is the center of the universe. You have no clue about background calculations. You have no idea about the field in the center of a sphere. You can only get a nearly correct answer with a fudge factor which has no basis except to adjust the horribly wrong answer to just a wrong answer but that factor is different for every point in the universe and for every mass and every velocity. Doug, do you agree "cos(0) = 1"? Are we in the same world? In mine paradoxes and blunders aren't acceptable because science requires exactitude. You mean blunders like needing a different fudge factor for every point in the universe or assuming the earth is the center of the universe? Informality is found in politics in general, maybe you want to take a look. The kg^2/m^2 factor inside a sphere is given by an equation that looks like the following: ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2(r-j,r-i)*log((r^2-2*i*r+i^2)/(r^2-2*j*r+j^2))+(%i*r^2-%i*j^2-%i*i^2)*li[2](((%i+1)*r-j-%i*i)/(r-j))+ (-%i*r^2+%i*j^2+%i*i^2)*li[2](-((%i-1)*r+j-%i*i)/(r-j))+log(2*r^2+(-2*j-2*i)*r+j^2+j^2)* ((r^2-j^2-i^2)*atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0)+(-2*j-2*i)*r+4*i*j)+(-4*j*r+4*j^2-4*i^2)*atan((r-i)/(r-j))-4*i*r*atan2(r-j,r-i)-2* r^2+4*j*r)/(2*r^2) Whe r = radius (center = (0, 0)) i = x coordinate of probe / observer j = y coordinate of probe / observer Since you have done very little math, you might not be aware that there are proper ways to write equations so they are readable. You als do not seem to realize that you do not mix radial coordinates and rectangular coordinates. You also do not seem to realize that a sphere is a three dimensional object and you only have x and y. Beyone that, your "equation" is a mass of meaningless drivel. You have severe math comprehension problems. Look at this part of your expression: atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0). This is pretty funny. I will let you see if you can figure out why. I'm not done yet and the equation won't work because it is incomplete but I almost got it. It will never be correct as it is total nonsense. Why don't you just tell us where you think you got it from and we can help you learn something. [...] |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote: Sam Wormley wrote: There are hundreds of LEO satellite clocks confirming general relativity exquisitely! Surprise Phil! You're confusing general relativity gravitational time dilation with the kinetic frequency shift I was talking about. No, you are the one confused. The "kinetic" shift you talk about has been measured quite well in different situations over the last century. You really should try reading some time. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote: Sam Wormley wrote: [...] Let's take a look at all corrections with the almanac made at each moment of the year and by the same satellite. Indeed, let's see if the gravitational time dilation is exactly 38 ns a day at every time of the year. You are too lazy to look but no it does not change with season. [...] I have been employed by the feds. Don't forget about your "public" information. You know the usual... facebook, linkedin, IP address, and scores of other sources of information about you on the world wide web. You don't need to do that. All you need to do is call you federal friends and ask. They even track your performance in Vegas based on your credit card number. I repeat, how come you can't seem to do any physics calculations? You post to sci.physics.relativity. Why is it you can never do any calculations correctly? Don't listen to what Doug says. FR equations are perfectly fine. Except that all the predictions you have made are completely wrong. The postulates Einstein used in his 1905 paper are not understood by you. You lack tutoring in physics. Folks ignore your blatherings. One by one people will plonk you out of existence... till there are only other trolls to play with. Well then I'll move on to QM, CS, Math and Engineering. Doug can defend Einstein against Androcles for the next 15 years. Well, since you know no physics, you might as well demonstrate your stupidity in QM as well. I would hope you know some cs but, given how resistent you were to learning in math and science, I am not hopeful. Sorry but the math section here is help by another famous crank, James Harris. You are nowhere near as practiced at being a crank as he is. And there is nothing to deal with androcles on. He knows nothing and is even arguing with another crank, Ralph (Henri). I'm not sure if you read this: http://christianparty.net/einsteinplagiarist.htm "You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat." -- Albert Einstein "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man." -- Albert Einstein "With fame I become more and more stupid, which of course is a very common phenomenon." -- Albert Einstein "The definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." -- Albert Einstein |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
Phil Bouchard wrote: Greg Neill wrote: So let's proceed to delineate the differences between FR and GR based upon a single mass scenario. Can you provide your formula(s), with all variables defined, for that scenario? Start with one mass, one observer, and one clock, arranged as before. Use diagrams if clarity is an issue. If you want to compare FR with GR then you need data on the planet, the local star and the fudge factor of the host galaxy. So what you are saying is the FR cannot calculate anything from first principles. A FR thought experiment having 1 planet is good for having an idea on the asymptotes of the curves. This is what I do when I am disproving dark matter for example. It consists of an universe with 1 galaxy only. You are proving only that you have no clue. |
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Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof
On Apr 10, 12:04*am, Phil Bouchard wrote:
Eric Gisse wrote: Idiot. Pound-Rebka? That's at whatever elevation Harvard sits. Hafele-Keating? Probably 30 some thousand feet. Gravity Probe A? Up and down to the bitty-bottom of LEO. You are wrong. Shut the **** up. I'm talking about a kinetic frequency shift, not gravitational time dilation little boy. *I can't imagine your mummy when she doesn't cook something you like. We don't need an 800+ post thread to establish that a CS guy with no physics education in fact knows nothing about physics, yet here we are. Go play with your Jedis then. Were you fired from your job? Is that why you are posting idiocies full time now? |
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