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Simple question about SR paradox
On May 23, 6:26 am, Marc Fleury wrote:
To the point I want clarity on. I assume I have two inertial frames, with an atomic clock in each of them. They have a relative velocity of v. SR tells us that the coordinates are lorentz transformed so that time in both frames with respect to the other has to be multiplied by sqrt(1-v/c^2) bla bla bla the usual "time slows down in a moving framework". I have no problem with slowing down 'time' understood as coordinates (meaning with no physical, or ontological, reality and just props in my calculations) but have a profound problem admitting that both CLOCKS (as counting ticks) will slow down with respect to the other. Just by symmetry of the problem, the proposition seems non-sensical to me. This is the twins’ paradox, and it is never resolved. Yet, when you ask each self-styled physicist, each one will tell you a bull**** resolution or wild interpretation with no sound mathematical basis in which each one is contradictory of the others. That is because the self-styled physicists have hypnotized themselves into believing that this paradox is OK to swallow based on the following Orwellian ideology: ** FAITH IS THEORY ** LYING IS TEACHING ** NITWIT IS GENIUS ** OCCULT IS SCIENCE ** PARADOX IS KOSHER ** FUDGING IS DERIVATION ** BULL**** IS TRUTH ** BELIEVING IS LEARNING ** MYSTICISM IS WISDOM ** IGNORANCE IS KNOWLEDGE ** CONJECTURE IS REALITY ** PLAGIARISM IS CREATIVITY ** MATHEMAGICS IS MATHEMATICS shrug The only logical action is to flush the Lorentz transform down the toilet since it manifests the twins’ paradox. shrug |
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Simple question about SR paradox
Koobee Wublee set the following eddies spiralling through the space-time
continuum: This is the twins’ paradox, and it is never resolved. How much acceleration does the travelling twin experience as he turns round? How much acceleration does the stay-at-home twin experience as the travelling twin turns round? There ain't no symmetry between the twins. Twin paradox resolved. -- ξ Proud to be curly Interchange the alphabetic letter groups to reply |
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Simple question about SR paradox
On May 23, 4:39*pm, Prai Jei wrote:
Koobee Wublee set the following eddies spiralling through the space-time continuum: This is the twins’ paradox, and it is never resolved. How much acceleration does the travelling twin experience as he turns round? How much acceleration does the stay-at-home twin experience as the travelling twin turns round? There ain't no symmetry between the twins. Twin paradox resolved. May I add the the acceleration that breaks the symmetry has to be associated with an external force on the observer's instruments. What confuses people is the mistaken belief that there is no absolute acceleration in SR. There is no absolute velocity in SR but there is absolute acceleration. By absolute acceleration, I mean the external force on the observer's instrument divided by the mass of the instrument. Perhaps I should call that the dynamic force. The dynamic force places the observer in a series of inertial frames. The observer can not stay in one inertial frame if a dynamic force is acting upon it. Therefore, the law of reciprocity does not apply to an observer that switches from one inertial frame to the other. In this one sense, the force is important in SR. If there were no such thing as absolute acceleration, then the cranks would be right. There would be a symmetry between the twins. |
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Simple question about SR paradox
On 5/23/11 3:39 PM, Prai Jei wrote:
There ain't no symmetry between the twins. Twin paradox resolved. The Twin Paradox for Seto, Schubert, Sefton and Ralph (Henry) http://www.phys.vt.edu/~takeuchi/rel...section15.html http://www.phys.vt.edu/~takeuchi/rel...notes/twin.gif |
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Simple question about SR paradox
On May 23, 1:21 pm, Koobee Wublee wrote:
On May 23, 6:26 am, Marc Fleury wrote: To the point I want clarity on. I assume I have two inertial frames, with an atomic clock in each of them. They have a relative velocity of v. SR tells us that the coordinates are lorentz transformed so that time in both frames with respect to the other has to be multiplied by sqrt(1-v/c^2) bla bla bla the usual "time slows down in a moving framework". I have no problem with slowing down 'time' understood as coordinates (meaning with no physical, or ontological, reality and just props in my calculations) but have a profound problem admitting that both CLOCKS (as counting ticks) will slow down with respect to the other. Just by symmetry of the problem, the proposition seems non-sensical to me. This is the twins’ paradox, and it is never resolved. Yet, when you ask each self-styled physicist, each one will tell you a bull**** resolution or wild interpretation with no sound mathematical basis in which each one is contradictory of the others. That is because the self-styled physicists have hypnotized themselves into believing that this paradox is OK to swallow based on the following Orwellian ideology: ** FAITH IS THEORY ** LYING IS TEACHING ** NITWIT IS GENIUS ** OCCULT IS SCIENCE ** PARADOX IS KOSHER ** FUDGING IS DERIVATION ** BULL**** IS TRUTH ** BELIEVING IS LEARNING ** MYSTICISM IS WISDOM ** IGNORANCE IS KNOWLEDGE ** CONJECTURE IS REALITY ** PLAGIARISM IS CREATIVITY ** MATHEMAGICS IS MATHEMATICS shrug The only logical action is to flush the Lorentz transform down the toilet since it manifests the twins’ paradox. shrug I this thread, we are shown with the following resolutions to the twins’ paradox so far: **** “Observation is not reality” championed by Tom Roberts http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...a7e50362?hl=en The morale of the story on this one is that physics is a bull**** science according to these self-styled physicists. shrug **** “Mathemagics rules in SR” championed by Paul Andersen http://home.c2i.net/pb_andersen/pdf/...e_dilation.pdf The author conjured up the most common mathemagical trick in a desperate attempt to resolve the paradox. The Lorentz transform (and the good old Galilean transform) is a tale of three points with two observers (primed and unprimed) and one observed. The time transformation equation is: ** dt’ = (dt + [v] * d[s] / c^2) / sqrt(1 – v^2 / c^2) Where ** [v] = Velocity of (t) as observed by (t’) ** [s] = Position vector of the observed as observed by (t) ** t’ = Time measurement of the observed as observed by (t’) ** t = Time measurement of the observed as observed by (t) ** [] * [] = Dot product of two vectors The little professor tried to play the mathemagic trick of: ** [v] = d[s] / dt He has been told so, but sadly to this day, the little remains an idiot. shrug Also, to My surprise, a lot of the self-styled physicists are illiterate in the dot product. WTF! shrug **** “Spacetime diagram cartoon” championed by Takeuchi http://www.phys.vt.edu/~takeuchi/rel...notes/twin.gif If you look closely, you will see Buzz Lightyear yelling “to infinity and beyond”. shrug **** “Breaking of the symmetry” championed by Prai Jei http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...836d16e6?hl=en This was first championed by Olivia Newton-John’s grandfather (a Nobel Laureate) and Einstein the nitwit, the plagiarist, and the liar. Over the years, many self-styled physicists have walked away from this stupid conjecture. Only the ones who love to live in sewage still cling on to this piece of ****. shrug |
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Simple question about SR paradox
Sam Wormley writes:
On 5/23/11 3:39 PM, Prai Jei wrote: There ain't no symmetry between the twins. Twin paradox resolved. The Twin Paradox for Seto, Schubert, Sefton and Ralph (Henry) http://www.phys.vt.edu/~takeuchi/rel...section15.html http://www.phys.vt.edu/~takeuchi/rel...notes/twin.gif That is over their heads. None of them can understand that. |
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So what would happen if the Twins paradox was actually tried? Would the travelling twin be younger, older or the same age as the stay-at-home twin when they are re-united? |
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Simple question about SR paradox
On 5/23/11 5:14 PM, Koobee Wublee wrote:
This was first championed by Olivia Newton-John’s grandfather (a Nobel Laureate) and Einstein the nitwit, the plagiarist, and the liar. Over the years, many self-styled physicists have walked away from this stupid conjecture. Only the ones who love to live in sewage still cling on to this piece of ****.shrug You've got to admit that Einstein's equation sing sweetly--Particle accelerators, cosmic ray muons making to the ground, and global navigation satellite systems work! |
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.... both of you make comments that the OP might address, but, then,
maybe Hell *is* freezing over.d |
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Simple question about SR paradox
obviously, if the relative velocity between the identical,
identically-dressed twins, was the result of symmetrical acceleration between them, there'd be equal time-doilation, and both of them would be the same age ... but older than anyone who "stayed at the home for wayward twins." Would the travelling twin be younger, older or the same age as the stay-at-home twin when they are re-united? |
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