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Old May 28th 11, 07:53 PM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.physics,sci.math,sci.astro
Koobee Wublee
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On May 28, 4:18 am, Daryl McCullough wrote:

In the triplet
paradox, what is being compared is not the aging of any
particular twin or the elapsed time on any particular clock,
but a comparison of two spacetime paths.


Nonsense! In the twins’ or triplets’ paradox, it is the elapsed time
of each party involved that is compared with the other(s). The
triplets’ paradox does not allow the bull**** of turn-around to
mystify the self-styled physicists.

Initially have the triplets stay together at rest to others. Have two
travel away with the same acceleration and deceleration profile. The
same acceleration profile nulls out the bull**** effect. Then, allow
the traveling two some coasting time with no acceleration, and this
will build up mutual time dilation according to the Lorentz
transform. When the triplets unite at rest again, the paradox becomes
ever so apparent. shrug

Oh, the idiots still cannot figure it out. They are still looking for
the paths. They are just so dumb. shrug
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Old May 29th 11, 04:01 AM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.physics,sci.math,sci.astro
Peter Webb[_4_]
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It is still not clear to me what you believe will happen in the so-called
Twins paradox.

When they are re-united, will the travelling twin be:

a) The same age as the stay-at-home twin, or
b) Older than the stay-at-home twin, or
c) Younger than the stay at home twin?

You have forgotten to say which of these is true.

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Old May 29th 11, 09:14 PM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.physics,sci.math,sci.astro
hanson
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Addressing someone unknown,
"Peter Webb" wrote in message
u...
It is still not clear to me what you believe will happen in the so-called
Twins paradox.
When they are re-united, will the travelling twin be:
a) The same age as the stay-at-home twin, or
b) Older than the stay-at-home twin, or
c) Younger than the stay at home twin?
You have forgotten to say which of these is true.


hanson wrote:
.... ahahahahaha.... Here is help you, Peter:
Webb, go look into the mirror. You'll see guy
in the mirror who asks, over and over again,
what you've just posted, over and over again....
because he is too ****ing lazy or stupid, drunk,
senile, medicated, loaded, or otherwise intellectually
challenged to investigate and answer the question
to his own satisfaction.
Shall I repost for you, Peter, what Einstein himself
said about the crock o'**** that's called SR & GR?

Thanks for the laughs you Dreidel... ahahaha... ahahanson

 




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