Masanov
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- Birthday 04/01/1961
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Kiev (Ukraine)
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music, programming
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University degree
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astronomy and physics
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want to be famous (greatly)
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interpreter
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You see guys, I did not know, that short answers of Swansont should be accepted as convincing.
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Guys, write to rainbow-calendar@hotmail.ru Dave, pls give your whereabouts, I mean address. Where is the headquaters of SF? Give pls also a telephone number!
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Michelson and Morley experiment - analysis of possible mistakes
Masanov replied to Masanov's topic in Classical Physics
A lot of posts are short and misleading, guys do not read them, so 2000000000 short posts are the main goal in this forum, not real discussions. After 3000 visitor you are trying to close the thread as if you afraid of pemissivism.Happy celebrations! By the way, quote at least one experiment proving relativity! Annoy me with famous experiment! Annoy me with famous experiment! -
Michelson and Morley experiment - analysis of possible mistakes
Masanov replied to Masanov's topic in Classical Physics
Forum is for discussions. You are trying to make order as an arbitrary ruler. You are ordering around like a Bush! If you close all my threads, I will find good forums elsewhere. I noticed, that your forum is poorly visited. So, I understand why!!! Your forum is just for stealing ideas. -
Dupes, don't be duped! As in water clocks, where water flows into the reservoir with a certain speed, the same is with the LIGHT TIME CLOCK, where light flows into its tube with constant speed. Nevermind, that the reservoir of LTC is filling in slowly then, when viewed from other systems. In all systems the speed with which light flows into this reservoir is the same, acc. to postulates themselves.
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Michelson and Morley experiment - analysis of possible mistakes
Masanov replied to Masanov's topic in Classical Physics
Soon to come animations of Michelson and Morley experiment. The table will rotate, the eye will look, the "wind will blow" but will not be seen, because of a mistaken proportions, shown above. First animation will be very simple: rotation of the table and explaination of the experiment. -
blinks of light of the mobile source if on the orbit (shifts of light could occur due to accelerations of the mobile source along the orbit); in different directions density/frequency of blinks is different; the same should be with atomic clock tickings (my view:time of atomic clocks should not show constant tickings in different directions): Super answer to all questions piled so far. 1) atomic clocks; 2) magnets; 3) what if LTC do not contract or stretch when observed, but just viewed with different time data (by not phychs). Short answer: as in a pipe of water clocks, according to postulates time flows with constant speed, so if time data viewed is different, then rescale LTC's time ruler, dupes.
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So, you want to star in my thread? You like the word LTC?
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In your own tread. If LTC is not useful for checking Relativity' date=' then relative time is not seen. You have to calculate it. How? next time, slowly. I read about atomic clock many times... By the way there was a remark that in devices like LTC seen from another inertial systems (IS) there should be less waves [less chains'] observed, which is a very biased assertion. So, I read your URLS. So, one can build LTC and demand to show, where, when and why they observe LTC in other IS with not full amount of waves.
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Michelson and Morley experiment - analysis of possible mistakes
Masanov replied to Masanov's topic in Classical Physics
If this idea is true [3rd idea of space] then in MM experiment the EYE before the turn of the table and the EYE after the turn of the table will see identical waves and their identical speeds. Though the difference is there in waves [lengths, speeds], but it cannot be noticed because of PROPORTIONS between lengths and speeds of the waves. In the picture 1st EYE) "BLACK" wave and "RED" wave big and with fast speed (before the turn of the table) 2nd EYE) "BLACK" wave and "RED" wave short and with slow speed (after the turn of the table) Compare this case with the fourth idea http://www.rainbow-calendar.hotmail.ru/MMExpEye(1).htm -
See Luke, people like LTC and are trying to discuss how to use it as a checking device. So far I have noticed only calculations and references. And tickings, . All we need is clinkings, clunking sounds here and a good plan. So far there has been no good propositions to SEE relative times by LTC, except for once by Halucinogenia. Halucinogenia is good in calculations. Calculate the speed with which one should move with S' to see LTC of S half filled with light, when LTC in S' is full. Light moves in LTC very slowly like a mercury, or like that. Even observer should have the possibility to notice that. If you do not know how to use LTC, then sorry, I can't help it. Let us speak in another way. LTC is a clock? Apply it in Relativity! Why you speak of other clocks? Propose to pilots this device and ask them to make a diary day by day.
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Why you argues about the fates of my thread. Go make yours and prove it. Say, you were not on that trip. You did not mentioned how much tickings there were on the Earth, how much in flight. Make LTC and go checking. I would be greatful to you, if you do this. You mentioned only seconds, how much tickings there should be in a seconds. What is the connection between your TICKINGS and postulates? You see it is the theme of your separate thread. There should not be a thread in a thread, hampering development. You uttered your opinion that you see not relative speeds, but times. OK, use LTC to show them. Place orders to make it, or you may place here plausible plan, I will place order, if you plan will convince ONE FIRM I KNOW. I am not going to discuss tickings!
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Michelson and Morley experiment - analysis of possible mistakes
Masanov replied to Masanov's topic in Classical Physics
directions: to the plate, from the plate and from reflectors No need to quote so much. Or main direction to the EYE. -
In MM exp thread there are 4 ideas of space. You have to tell you prefer light to spread in the inertial system of the mobile source of light or in the IS of [space==EATHER]?
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PLS make your separate thread to test me there and do not make me harm by intefering with questions. You both agreed with three times, having angles attached. I appreciate your help, so I do not need your fight here any more. I have found guys who make calculations, read carefully, propose alternate variants. Just look at the page, only your interferance!