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Re: Notes on physical Absolute

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From: Hayek
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 10:46
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Uncle Al wrote:

> Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
> [snip]
> 
> 
>>In fact, relation between the Absolute and Relative is determined by
>>the permanently moving edge of our knowledge and necessity in some
>>basic reference frame which would allow us to generalise in the utmost
>>correct way our particular results of studying the physical phenomena.
>>So at every stage of physics development, the concept of the absolute
>>reference frame reflects the highest level of knowledge of the stage.
>>At the today level it would be quite admissible to use, as an approach
>>to the absolute reference system, some system related to the aether in
>>the surrounding us near space.
>>
> [snip]
> 
> I have hermetically isolated three orthogonal accelerometers
> (mechanical inertial or ring gyro optical phase at your whim, or three
> of each).  What they sense is absolute.  Everything else is relative. 
> It is that simple.
> 
> Pick your property, stick your detector(s) into a hermetically sealed
> box.  You either get a signal or not.  It is that simple.  Every other
> embellishment is crap.  The aether is particularly loathsome,


So, *HOW* do you think your rotational (and 
unidirectional) accelerometers work ?

Bewitched by Harry Potter ?


UA is simple.


Hayek.




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