values of physical constants

[sidharath]

values of physical constants like gravitational constant G , permittivity etc depends on dimensions of length, mass , time etc therefore the magnitude of the constant is expected to be not same in the moving and stationary frame So .these are not constants because magnitude changes rewlativily

[Sensei]

values of physical constants like gravitational constant G , permittivity etc depends on dimensions of length, mass , time etc

 

Who said so.. ?

[Phi for All]

values of physical constants like gravitational constant G , permittivity etc depends on dimensions of length, mass , time etc therefore the magnitude of the constant is expected to be not same in the moving and stationary frame So .these are not constants because magnitude changes rewlativily

 

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[andrewcellini]

values of physical constants like gravitational constant G , permittivity etc depends on dimensions of length, mass , time etc therefore the magnitude of the constant is expected to be not same in the moving and stationary frame So .these are not constants because magnitude changes rewlativily

this is your conjecture.

 

where is your evidence?

[xyzt]

values of physical constants like gravitational constant G , permittivity etc depends on dimensions of length, mass , time etc therefore the magnitude of the constant is expected to be not same in the moving and stationary frame So .these are not constants because magnitude changes rewlativily

Your posts reflects misunderstanding about relativity:

 

-it is the physical quantities (length, mass, time, etc) that change under the Lorentz transforms

 

-it is NOT their units of measurement ([m],[kg],) that change under the Lorentz transforms

[Endy0816]

Could the observed differences balance out to yield the same value for G?

 

ie. G = ar²/M

 

a↓ r↓ M↑

 

In their own frame at least they would see the same value. Speed that gravity propagates at is also c, which is a constant for both.

Edited September 4, 2014 by Endy0816