derek w Posted October 12, 2012 Posted October 12, 2012 (edited) In the case of a picket fence the posts are spaced longitudinally in the same direction as the fence,each post being a sequential step from one to the next. Light oscillates at 90 degrees to the direction of travel,and using the fence post analogy all the posts would arrive at the same time,not sequentially. Edited October 12, 2012 by derek w
yknot Posted October 12, 2012 Author Posted October 12, 2012 (edited) Except that light is not a fence post. The speed of light is invarient in all inertial frames, regardless of theirrelative motion. You do not seem to have heard about Relativity. OK, I resent the blatant insult. From someone who cannot even spell invariant, I am receiving an insult? Please. This will be my final post in this forum. (Everybody clap loudly!) But I will leave a parting shot that cannot be denied. No one has every correctly measured any speed, much less light's speed. If you fail to grasp this, then consider the following simplefacts: (1) No one can prove that their clocks are not intrinsicallyslowed. (Intrinsic slowing is the same as twins and triplets aging differently. It is physical and not reciprocal.) (This alone makes all speed measurements invalid) (2) No one can prove that their rulers are not intrinsically contracted. (This adds to the above problem) (3) No one can prove that their clocks are correctly or absolutely synchronous. (This invalidates all one-way speed measurements, from the speed of a bug relative to a log to the speed of light.) If you cannot validly measure the speed of a freekin bug relative to a log, then your physics is totally screwed up. Face the facts. I'm serious, dudes. Very serious. PS> ACG52 presented zero proof of light's invariance one-way speed. He cannot because there is no proof. Tip: click inside this box to load the editor Edited October 12, 2012 by yknot
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