Least-Squares-Adjusted; "Different observers measure different".

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1 total messages Started by brian a m stuckless Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:23

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Author: brian a m stuckless
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:23

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$$                               ^.
$$ It's iMPOSSiBLE to measure GR c WRONG in, OTHERwise, a GR vacuum.
Re: Least-Squares-Adjusted; "Different observers measure different".
                            ```Brian.
 >><>  >><>  >><>  >><>  >><>
Sam Wormley wrote: > > Relastic wrote: > > Sam Wormley wrote: > >
> >>Relastic wrote: > >>
> >>>Guys. At relativistic speed. length contraction and mass
> >>>increase is a perspective effect but time dilation is real,
> >>>right?
> >>
> >>   All the predicted effects are "real" in the sense that they
> >>   have real consequences. For example if one doesn't take into
> >>   account mass increase, you can't make particle accelerators
> >>   work properly. Foreshortening isn't much of a problem for
> >>   engineers and they are not doing much of the pole through
> >>   the barn type of projects these days.
 -=-
>    these things are *observer dependent*! That is the way the
>    universe works.
Re: Is length contraction of a rod real or perpective???
Re: Least-Squares-Adjusted; "Different observers measure different".

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