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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.



 
 
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  #11  
Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
Yadnus21
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

What seems to have been overlooked in all of these discussions is that our
yardstick is composed of matter. this matter is, in turn, of composed of
particles (nuclei containing 99.95% percent of the particles mass which are
separated from each other by distances which are 10^6 times their diameters. In
order for the yardstic to hold together those particles must have:
1:- A means of measuring their separation.
2:- A means of comparing that separation with its nominal value.
3:- A means of applying a force to correct any error in their separation.
(These requirements are basic to all processes, they are not the writer's
invention, so let;s not hear about them.)

The current orthodoxy asserts that the forces between atoms are generated y the
exchange of "virtual photons" (whatever thehell they are) and, in so doing,
asserts that atoms must reposition themselves so as to maintain the LOCALLY
observed velocity of light constant, hence the "shringage of yardsticks".
Similarly, the frequency of the resonances which are used to measure time is
dependant both on the stiffness of the inter atomic bond and the relationship
between mass and energy given by E=M*C^2.

From the preceeding, the otherwise mysterious effects associated with STR and
LET follow:
1:- Matter uses the locally observed velocity of light to determine its size.
2:- Clocks use the locally observed velocity of light to determine their rate
of measuring time.
3:- Information cannot propagate (by normal means) faster than the velocity of
light.

Put the last three statements together and STR and MME immediately follow with
LET as a special cas solution of STR.

The subject is not very difficult but it has been made so by needless
mathematical obfuscation.


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Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.


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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results are as
follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is contracted

by
an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion of

the
earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong. The correct

interpretation is
as
follows:
1. There exits a stationary aether.
2. The direction of absolute motion of the earth in this

stationary
aether
is in the vertical (UP or DOWN) direction. This sentence appears

to be
self
contradictory. It is not. If one side of the earth is defined as
vertical
up
then the other side of the earth is defined vertical down.

However,
these
two directions of motion (vertical up and verticle down) are in

the
same
direction in the stationary aether.
3. This means that the light path length from the mirrors at the

ends
of
the
horizontal arms to the re-combining mirror will remain the same

for
all
the
orientations of the horizontal arms. That's why the null result

for
both
the
MMX and KTX.

There is a proposed experiment to test the validity of this
interpretaion
and it is outlined in the following link:
http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/L...apers/Seto.pdf

Ken Seto
You've forgotten the truly correct one, Ken.

The null result of MMX is entirely due to the velocity of light

bullets
(photons) being constant with respect to the source. No magical

length
contractions or anything like that. Just like two marbles that are
released
together, follow different paths along guiding chutes and arrive

together,
and it just doesn't matter which way the apparatus is turned, or if

it
takes
place on an airplane, or anything like that. They'll go on arriving
together
time and time again if they are released together. Of course, if you

blow
some wind over them, they won't. One will be slowed more than the

other.
So
no aether wind for light, either. Hence no aether. Simple, isn't it?
Androcles

Wrong....your magic light bullets should have a speed of c+v or c-v
relative to the observer but they are not. So it is not that simple

after
all.:-)

Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.

Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c.


Are you sure about that?
Are you sure c+0 is not -c?
After all, since sqrt(1) can be -1 and sqrt(1) can be 1,
we can have
c + 0 = c
= 1 * c
= sqrt(1) * c
= (-1) * c
= -c
You see, c+0 has two answers: c and -c

Dirk Vdm

Note the above clear example of the argument of a troll, sticking its nose
in where it wasn't invited.
Does it occur to you, dirtbag, that lying to make your pathetic jokes is
extremely unethical? Nowhere have I ever said "Logic is utter gibberish",
but you, scumbag, have chosen to maliciously quote me as saying that. You
are a pathetic liar, not to be believed by anyone, and the only reply you
can expect if you answer one of my posts again is this one.
Androcles.



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Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
Dirk Van de moortel
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.


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Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c.


Are you sure about that?
Are you sure c+0 is not -c?
After all, since sqrt(1) can be -1 and sqrt(1) can be 1,
we can have
c + 0 = c
= 1 * c
= sqrt(1) * c
= (-1) * c
= -c
You see, c+0 has two answers: c and -c

Dirk Vdm

Note the above clear example of the argument of a troll, sticking its nose
in where it wasn't invited.
Does it occur to you, dirtbag, that lying to make your pathetic jokes is
extremely unethical? Nowhere have I ever said "Logic is utter gibberish",
but you, scumbag, have chosen to maliciously quote me as saying that. You
are a pathetic liar,


You mean like in
http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/di...s/Chuckle.html
Title: "Desperately wrong, no way out... so let's chuckle a bit."

Dirk Vdm


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Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.


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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results are as
follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is contracted

by
an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion of

the
earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong. The correct

interpretation
is
as
follows:
1. There exits a stationary aether.
2. The direction of absolute motion of the earth in this

stationary
aether
is in the vertical (UP or DOWN) direction. This sentence appears

to
be
self
contradictory. It is not. If one side of the earth is defined as
vertical
up
then the other side of the earth is defined vertical down.

However,
these
two directions of motion (vertical up and verticle down) are in

the
same
direction in the stationary aether.
3. This means that the light path length from the mirrors at the

ends
of
the
horizontal arms to the re-combining mirror will remain the same

for
all
the
orientations of the horizontal arms. That's why the null result

for
both
the
MMX and KTX.

There is a proposed experiment to test the validity of this
interpretaion
and it is outlined in the following link:
http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/L...apers/Seto.pdf

Ken Seto
You've forgotten the truly correct one, Ken.

The null result of MMX is entirely due to the velocity of light

bullets
(photons) being constant with respect to the source. No magical

length
contractions or anything like that. Just like two marbles that are
released
together, follow different paths along guiding chutes and arrive

together,
and it just doesn't matter which way the apparatus is turned, or if

it
takes
place on an airplane, or anything like that. They'll go on arriving
together
time and time again if they are released together. Of course, if you

blow
some wind over them, they won't. One will be slowed more than the

other.
So
no aether wind for light, either. Hence no aether. Simple, isn't it?
Androcles

Wrong....your magic light bullets should have a speed of c+v or c-v
relative to the observer but they are not. So it is not that simple

after
all.:-)


Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.


When the observer is moving wrt the source he still measures the light

from
the source to be c. How do you explain that?

Ken Seto

Err... I guess I can't explain it, Ken. Perhaps you'd be kind enough to
tell me in what experiment that rather remarkable occurrence took place, or
describe to me how anyone managed to approach the source with any velocity
significantly large enough to be able to make the determination measurable.
Shall we say 0.001% of the speed of light? That's just 300,000,000
meters/second times 0.00001= 3,000 m/s, or roughly 10,000 km/hour. Hmm...
London to San Francisco in an hour. I don't think Concorde could manage
that, do you?
Tell you what I do think, Ken. I think that nobody has ever actually
measured the speed of light from a moving source anywhere on this planet. I
think you are making that one up, Ken.
Anyway, I thought we were talking about the Michelson Morley experiment,
with fringe shifts and all that good stuff. In which case the observer ISN'T
moving with respect to the source, is he?


Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c. So they DO have a speed of c+v after
all. It's just that in MMX, v happens to be zero. I thinks that's pretty
simple, don't you?
The rolling marbles have a velocity of u, and if you move along one of

the
chutes with one it will have a velocity of u-v, or zero, with respect to
you, and you'll stay alongside it. Stand still and it's velocity with
respect to you will be once again be 'u'. There's nothing magic about

it.
All matter is composed of molecules or individual atoms with electrons,

all
visible light is emitted by individual electrons falling to a lower

energy
state, hence all visible light is comprised of individual photons and

they
don't need any aether to transport them. They are self supporting
electomagnetic phenomena, the magnetic field collapsing and producing an
electric field, which in turn collapses to produce a magnetic field, ad
infinitum. they ar packets of constant energy that cannot be created or
destroyed, only converted to or from some other form, which can be mass.
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (aether)? Yes, according

to
you.
But you can't detect it, can you? Magical things happen, like the

apparatus
shrinking along its length. At least, that's what Lorentz said (Dover,

pp
3 - 7).
Androcles






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Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results are

as
follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is

contracted
by
an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion of

the
earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong. The correct

interpretation
is
as
follows:
1. There exits a stationary aether.
2. The direction of absolute motion of the earth in this

stationary
aether
is in the vertical (UP or DOWN) direction. This sentence appears

to
be
self
contradictory. It is not. If one side of the earth is defined as
vertical
up
then the other side of the earth is defined vertical down.

However,
these
two directions of motion (vertical up and verticle down) are in

the
same
direction in the stationary aether.
3. This means that the light path length from the mirrors at the

ends
of
the
horizontal arms to the re-combining mirror will remain the same

for
all
the
orientations of the horizontal arms. That's why the null result

for
both
the
MMX and KTX.

There is a proposed experiment to test the validity of this
interpretaion
and it is outlined in the following link:
http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/L...apers/Seto.pdf

Ken Seto
You've forgotten the truly correct one, Ken.

The null result of MMX is entirely due to the velocity of light

bullets
(photons) being constant with respect to the source. No magical

length
contractions or anything like that. Just like two marbles that are
released
together, follow different paths along guiding chutes and arrive
together,
and it just doesn't matter which way the apparatus is turned, or

if
it
takes
place on an airplane, or anything like that. They'll go on

arriving
together
time and time again if they are released together. Of course, if

you
blow
some wind over them, they won't. One will be slowed more than the

other.
So
no aether wind for light, either. Hence no aether. Simple, isn't

it?
Androcles

Wrong....your magic light bullets should have a speed of c+v or c-v
relative to the observer but they are not. So it is not that simple

after
all.:-)


Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.


When the observer is moving wrt the source he still measures the light

from
the source to be c. How do you explain that?

Ken Seto

Err... I guess I can't explain it, Ken. Perhaps you'd be kind enough to
tell me in what experiment that rather remarkable occurrence took place,

or
describe to me how anyone managed to approach the source with any velocity
significantly large enough to be able to make the determination

measurable.
Shall we say 0.001% of the speed of light? That's just 300,000,000
meters/second times 0.00001= 3,000 m/s, or roughly 10,000 km/hour. Hmm...
London to San Francisco in an hour. I don't think Concorde could manage
that, do you?
Tell you what I do think, Ken. I think that nobody has ever actually
measured the speed of light from a moving source anywhere on this planet.

I
think you are making that one up, Ken.


I didn't make up anything. They measured the speed of light from a decaying
peon moving at .999c and they found the speed of that
light is still c.

Anyway, I thought we were talking about the Michelson Morley experiment,
with fringe shifts and all that good stuff. In which case the observer

ISN'T
moving with respect to the source, is he?


I proved to you that your ballistic model for light is not valid. Therefore
it is not valid for use to explain the MMX null result.

Ken Seto




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Old September 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

"kenseto" wrote in message ...
"xxein" wrote in message
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"Dirk Van de moortel" wrote

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"kenseto" wrote in message

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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results are as

follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is contracted by

an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion of the

earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong.

But your theory has LET and SR as subsets, so your theory
is wrong:
| DRT includes SR/LET as subsets and its equations
| are valid in all environments--including gravity.
http://groups.google.com/groups?&q=d...+author%3Aseto
How sad.

Dirk Vdm


xxein: I see nothing wrong with sr-let being subsets of a theory, but
Ken can't rationally claim that for his theory.


Why not? My theory includes both LET and SR.

For LET:
The LET assertion of length contraction is replaced with the longer light
path length of a moving rod while a rod remains the same length physically
in all frames.

For SR:
1.The speed of light is not a universal constant as asserted by SR. It is a
constant math ratio as follows:
Light path length of rod (299,792,458 m) /the absolute time content for a
clock second co-moving with the rod.
2. The SR assertion of apparent length contraction is replaced with the
longer light path length of a moving rod.

Ken Seto


xxein: So you say. Now use your theory to show the special relation
of R=2M. If you can manage that, then go to R=3M and show it. Maybe,
then, somebody can take your stuff seriously.
  #17  
Old September 22nd 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
AndroclesInEngland
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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results

are
as
follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is

contracted
by
an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion

of
the
earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong. The correct

interpretation
is
as
follows:
1. There exits a stationary aether.
2. The direction of absolute motion of the earth in this

stationary
aether
is in the vertical (UP or DOWN) direction. This sentence

appears
to
be
self
contradictory. It is not. If one side of the earth is defined

as
vertical
up
then the other side of the earth is defined vertical down.

However,
these
two directions of motion (vertical up and verticle down) are

in
the
same
direction in the stationary aether.
3. This means that the light path length from the mirrors at

the
ends
of
the
horizontal arms to the re-combining mirror will remain the

same
for
all
the
orientations of the horizontal arms. That's why the null

result
for
both
the
MMX and KTX.

There is a proposed experiment to test the validity of this
interpretaion
and it is outlined in the following link:
http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/L...apers/Seto.pdf

Ken Seto
You've forgotten the truly correct one, Ken.

The null result of MMX is entirely due to the velocity of light
bullets
(photons) being constant with respect to the source. No magical

length
contractions or anything like that. Just like two marbles that

are
released
together, follow different paths along guiding chutes and arrive
together,
and it just doesn't matter which way the apparatus is turned, or

if
it
takes
place on an airplane, or anything like that. They'll go on

arriving
together
time and time again if they are released together. Of course, if

you
blow
some wind over them, they won't. One will be slowed more than

the
other.
So
no aether wind for light, either. Hence no aether. Simple, isn't

it?
Androcles

Wrong....your magic light bullets should have a speed of c+v or

c-v
relative to the observer but they are not. So it is not that

simple
after
all.:-)

Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.

When the observer is moving wrt the source he still measures the light

from
the source to be c. How do you explain that?

Ken Seto

Err... I guess I can't explain it, Ken. Perhaps you'd be kind enough to
tell me in what experiment that rather remarkable occurrence took place,

or
describe to me how anyone managed to approach the source with any

velocity
significantly large enough to be able to make the determination

measurable.
Shall we say 0.001% of the speed of light? That's just 300,000,000
meters/second times 0.00001= 3,000 m/s, or roughly 10,000 km/hour.

Hmm...
London to San Francisco in an hour. I don't think Concorde could manage
that, do you?
Tell you what I do think, Ken. I think that nobody has ever actually
measured the speed of light from a moving source anywhere on this

planet.
I
think you are making that one up, Ken.


I didn't make up anything. They measured the speed of light from a

decaying
peon moving at .999c and they found the speed of that
light is still c.

Was it a Mexican peon, by any chance? And who might 'they' be? Come on now,
let's have your understanding of this wonderful event. How was the clock
started, what distance was the pion measured over, what signal was used to
stop the pre-synchronized clock at the other end of the drag strip, how were
the clocks synchronized, how fast did that signal travel between the clocks,
etc., etc. If you want to have a bash at relativity, shouldn't you at least
know the blunders they make when they make these ridiculous claims? Don't
you know that relativists are notorious at inventing experiments that prove
what they want to prove?

Anyway, I thought we were talking about the Michelson Morley experiment,
with fringe shifts and all that good stuff. In which case the observer

ISN'T
moving with respect to the source, is he?


I proved to you that your ballistic model for light is not valid.

Therefore
it is not valid for use to explain the MMX null result.

Ken Seto


Proved? To me? I saw you make an argument that I refuted, but I saw no
proof.
Oh dear... do you think that if you say it, that's a proof? Sorry, you are
not going to convince anyone that way. And look, you've snipped as well,
without saying why. Perhaps you lost it accidentally. I'll put it back for
you so that you have a chance to answer it. Come on now, read it and provide
a proof of what is wrong with it.

Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.

Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c. So they DO have a speed of c+v after
all. It's just that in MMX, v happens to be zero. I thinks that's pretty
simple, don't you?
The rolling marbles have a velocity of u, and if you move along one of the
chutes with one it will have a velocity of u-v, or zero, with respect to
you, and you'll stay alongside it. Stand still and it's velocity with
respect to you will be once again be 'u'. There's nothing magic about it.
All matter is composed of molecules or individual atoms with electrons, all
visible light is emitted by individual electrons falling to a lower energy
state, hence all visible light is comprised of individual photons and they
don't need any aether to transport them. They are self supporting
electomagnetic phenomena, the magnetic field collapsing and producing an
electric field, which in turn collapses to produce a magnetic field, ad
infinitum. they ar packets of constant energy that cannot be created or
destroyed, only converted to or from some other form, which can be mass.
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (aether)? Yes, according to
you.
But you can't detect it, can you? Magical things happen, like the apparatus
shrinking along its length. At least, that's what Lorentz said (Dover, pp
3 - 7).
Androcles


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Old September 22nd 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
kenseto
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.


"xxein" wrote in message
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The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

The current interpretations of the MMX and KTX null results are as

follows:
1. The LET interpretation:
The arm that is parallel to the direction of motion is contracted

by
an
appropriate amount and thus cancels out the effect of motion of

the
earth
through the aether.

2. The SR interpretation:
There is no aether and the speed of light is isotropic.

Both of these interpretations are wrong.

But your theory has LET and SR as subsets, so your theory
is wrong:
| DRT includes SR/LET as subsets and its equations
| are valid in all environments--including gravity.

http://groups.google.com/groups?&q=d...+author%3Aseto
How sad.

Dirk Vdm

xxein: I see nothing wrong with sr-let being subsets of a theory, but
Ken can't rationally claim that for his theory.


Why not? My theory includes both LET and SR.

For LET:
The LET assertion of length contraction is replaced with the longer

light
path length of a moving rod while a rod remains the same length

physically
in all frames.

For SR:
1.The speed of light is not a universal constant as asserted by SR. It

is a
constant math ratio as follows:
Light path length of rod (299,792,458 m) /the absolute time content for

a
clock second co-moving with the rod.
2. The SR assertion of apparent length contraction is replaced with the
longer light path length of a moving rod.

Ken Seto


xxein: So you say.


No...that's what my theory says.

Now use your theory to show the special relation
of R=2M. If you can manage that, then go to R=3M and show it. Maybe,
then, somebody can take your stuff seriously.


What's R and M?

Ken Seto


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measured the speed of light from a moving source anywhere on this

planet.
I
think you are making that one up, Ken.


I didn't make up anything. They measured the speed of light from a

decaying
peon moving at .999c and they found the speed of that
light is still c.

Was it a Mexican peon, by any chance? And who might 'they' be? Come on

now,
let's have your understanding of this wonderful event. How was the clock
started, what distance was the pion measured over, what signal was used to
stop the pre-synchronized clock at the other end of the drag strip, how

were
the clocks synchronized, how fast did that signal travel between the

clocks,
etc., etc. If you want to have a bash at relativity, shouldn't you at

least
know the blunders they make when they make these ridiculous claims? Don't
you know that relativists are notorious at inventing experiments that

prove
what they want to prove?


Don't ask me. I got this info from this NG....specifically from Tom Roberts.
Do you agree that the earth is moving relative to the sun? How come we
measure the speed of the light from the sun is c?

Anyway, I thought we were talking about the Michelson Morley

experiment,
with fringe shifts and all that good stuff. In which case the observer

ISN'T
moving with respect to the source, is he?


I proved to you that your ballistic model for light is not valid.

Therefore
it is not valid for use to explain the MMX null result.

Ken Seto


Proved? To me?


Yes....I proved to you that the speed of light is independent of the motion
of the source. Paul Anderson listed a number of experiments that validate
the source independency of the speed of light in another thread. Perhaps he
will list them again.
Now it is your turn to list the number of experiments to prove to me that
the speed of light is source dependent. Thanks.

I saw you make an argument that I refuted, but I saw no
proof.
Oh dear... do you think that if you say it, that's a proof? Sorry, you are
not going to convince anyone that way. And look, you've snipped as well,
without saying why. Perhaps you lost it accidentally. I'll put it back

for
you so that you have a chance to answer it. Come on now, read it and

provide
a proof of what is wrong with it.

Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0


The proper question is: Is the observer moving relative to the light
bullets? The answer is yes. So according to you we have a case of c+v or
c-v. But we don't detect that experimentally.

Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0


The proper question is: Is the detector moving relative to the light
bullets? The answer is yes. So according to you we have a case of c+v or
c-v. But we don't detect that experimentally

Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.


The observer is know to move relative to the air sometime.

Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c. So they DO have a speed of c+v after
all. It's just that in MMX, v happens to be zero. I thinks that's pretty
simple, don't you?


Not simple at all. Its full of holes.

The rolling marbles have a velocity of u, and if you move along one of the
chutes with one it will have a velocity of u-v, or zero, with respect to
you, and you'll stay alongside it. Stand still and it's velocity with
respect to you will be once again be 'u'. There's nothing magic about it.
All matter is composed of molecules or individual atoms with electrons,

all
visible light is emitted by individual electrons falling to a lower energy
state, hence all visible light is comprised of individual photons and they
don't need any aether to transport them.


Photons are wave packets. They still need the aether to transport them.

They are self supporting
electomagnetic phenomena, the magnetic field collapsing and producing an
electric field, which in turn collapses to produce a magnetic field, ad
infinitum. they ar packets of constant energy that cannot be created or
destroyed, only converted to or from some other form, which can be mass.
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (aether)? Yes, according to
you.


I agree with that. All observers are moving in the stationary aether.

But you can't detect it, can you?


Yes I can detect it with the proposed experiment in the following link:
http://www.journaloftheoretics.com/L...apers/Seto.pdf

Magical things happen, like the apparatus
shrinking along its length. At least, that's what Lorentz said (Dover, pp
3 - 7).


Not according to my theory. There is no need for the bogus assertion of
length contraction as proposed by Lorentz. The MMX apparatus is moving
vertically (up or down) and thus the light path length from the mirror at
the end of each arm remains constant for all the horizontal orientations of
the horizontal arms. This was the reason for the observed null result.

Ken Seto




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Old September 22nd 03 posted to sci.physics.relativity
HenriWilson
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Default The Correct Interpretation of the MMX and KTX Null Results.

On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 23:40:36 +0100, "AndroclesInEngland"
wrote:


"kenseto" wrote in message
...


Tell you what I do think, Ken. I think that nobody has ever actually
measured the speed of light from a moving source anywhere on this

planet.
I
think you are making that one up, Ken.


I didn't make up anything. They measured the speed of light from a

decaying
peon moving at .999c and they found the speed of that
light is still c.

Was it a Mexican peon, by any chance? And who might 'they' be? Come on now,
let's have your understanding of this wonderful event. How was the clock
started, what distance was the pion measured over, what signal was used to
stop the pre-synchronized clock at the other end of the drag strip, how were
the clocks synchronized, how fast did that signal travel between the clocks,
etc., etc. If you want to have a bash at relativity, shouldn't you at least
know the blunders they make when they make these ridiculous claims? Don't
you know that relativists are notorious at inventing experiments that prove
what they want to prove?


Just ask Paul Anderson.

He can tell you of dozens of experiments where the desired answer was known
beforehand and miraculously just happened to turn up - always to within about 1
part in 10^10 of the relativistic prediction. What a surprise! More funding for
the researcher too!

The atmospheric muon experiment is the biggest joke of all. It is actually
designed to reject superluminal muons because they are not permitted under SR.
Yet quite obviously, most of the ones that reach the surface start out
travelling at c.




Anyway, I thought we were talking about the Michelson Morley experiment,
with fringe shifts and all that good stuff. In which case the observer

ISN'T
moving with respect to the source, is he?


I proved to you that your ballistic model for light is not valid.

Therefore
it is not valid for use to explain the MMX null result.

Ken Seto


Proved? To me? I saw you make an argument that I refuted, but I saw no
proof.
Oh dear... do you think that if you say it, that's a proof? Sorry, you are
not going to convince anyone that way. And look, you've snipped as well,
without saying why. Perhaps you lost it accidentally. I'll put it back for
you so that you have a chance to answer it. Come on now, read it and provide
a proof of what is wrong with it.

Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0.

Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c. So they DO have a speed of c+v after
all. It's just that in MMX, v happens to be zero. I thinks that's pretty
simple, don't you?
The rolling marbles have a velocity of u, and if you move along one of the
chutes with one it will have a velocity of u-v, or zero, with respect to
you, and you'll stay alongside it. Stand still and it's velocity with
respect to you will be once again be 'u'. There's nothing magic about it.
All matter is composed of molecules or individual atoms with electrons, all
visible light is emitted by individual electrons falling to a lower energy
state, hence all visible light is comprised of individual photons and they
don't need any aether to transport them. They are self supporting
electomagnetic phenomena, the magnetic field collapsing and producing an
electric field, which in turn collapses to produce a magnetic field, ad
infinitum. they ar packets of constant energy that cannot be created or
destroyed, only converted to or from some other form, which can be mass.
Is the observer moving relative to the medium (aether)? Yes, according to
you.
But you can't detect it, can you? Magical things happen, like the apparatus
shrinking along its length. At least, that's what Lorentz said (Dover, pp
3 - 7).
Androcles



Henri Wilson.

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http://www.users.bigpond.com/HeWn/index.htm
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