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Jus read along some of the other topics and wanted to add something.
It's true. Einstein didn't say lots of new things. What he did was making us aware that everything was relative. All we can say about what we see we see from where we are at and we can only calculate from what we got. We never know exactly what is going on. About c. We know it's not the fastest constant, rather the speed of electrodynamic waves going through space. There have been particles faster than c and whatever. (QED) We know that all we can say about nature is how mass behaves and thus if we talk about light it is of course what we see as matter is doing something. This is result from the fact that everything related to the 3 spheres of visible dimensions, it is matter. That's why universe is not limitied. Because in our dimension there is matter only. The dimensions where there is no matter are not visible to us. We can imagine them like time for example. Einstein tried its best to point out relativity of time. Made amistake though. The problem he gave us with the train and the flashlight coming down. This analogy is useless. We are talking about an event beyond time. There is no time. Its an event of the moment. Thus the person in the train sees the same as the person sees outside the train and there is no reason why the mass should be bend. Anyway, Einstein was right saying that for the outside person the trains appears smaller than the for the one in the inside. it's relativity. the theory about translating inertial systems so we can try to describe things in a way that we would from any space else in the universe. It's a good theory. Still, Einstein said it's not possible to determine the true nature of what we are looking at. Back to the energy thing. We never see energy, we can't measure energy, there is nothing about energy. Except when it interacts with matter. Thus photons have mass. Indeed. But it's very light and actually, it's light enough for the electrodynamic waves to drag it on rather than gravity. Still gravity can have some influence on the way it moves. Thats because it has mass. So picture all force in the first place as some waves going thru its own dimension. Gravity definitely doesn't behave like a wave. That's why all these dumb physicists cant explain it. But lets look at light first. We got the electrodynamic force. its a wave, nuthing else, travelling the universe at the velocity of c. Of course the energy in this system is eternal because it never gets used. it's like it is jus there. Now what we got? Theres protons and they ridin on these tiny force waves. and they can, for an unknown reason, jump from wave to wave if something peculiar happens to them. Thats why light never goes the same way and why we got all these theories about probability. Because it never goes a straight line. Now what? What about gravity. I was calling physicists dumb. Actually, I did because they waste time looking at the wrong poblems. I didnt say I doubt their intelligence. Actually, I don't know how gravitational force travels around. it certainly seems to lie around everywhere, and it seems to get active only around large amounts of mass. I could imagine string theory fittin in here. Lots of strings not movin at all untill these huge masses show up. and suddenly theres gravitational pulls. I might use the analogy of masses lying on a plane of time..this time its the plane of good old gravtiational force. Now what about time? Time's different. I doubt that Einstein ever really checked the differences in time and if time ticks different. Anyway, we know for some probability that particles survive longer if they are accellerated to unlimited velocities. So there has to be some sort of thing about "time" passing differnt. ...mmh.Imsorry. I dont remember what Einstein had to say about it. Ill have to check back later. I hope this could answer some rubbish questions. And to all those that don't believe in this here because their profs and masters never gave them a chance to develop their own thoughts and made them swallow what good old mathematics made look like true, just let me tell you, that the time when you all will understand what truth and reality is all about will appear some day and you will see that Im right. Why? because I am always right. thx. And as I thought I posted earlier, but I didn't. Dont know why. Anyway. Since Im still open for criticism Im happy with every link to any scientific experiment not fitting in. Ill take my time thinking about it and explainin it then. Sincerely, Buckz |
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Look out Seto. There's a new retard on the block. -E |
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"EjP" wrote in message ... Look out Seto. There's a new retard on the block. There will be a flood of them. 2005 is approaching rapidly. Dirk Vdm |
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"Ben Buckz" wrote in message om... Jus read along some of the other topics and wanted to add something. It's true. Einstein didn't say lots of new things. What he did was making us aware that everything was relative. That i a misconception perpetrated by the popular press. What he really did was extend the Principle of Relativity (POR) , a symmetry principle long known to hold for mechanics, to all the laws of physics. Thus the modern view of relativity is that itis a theory of space-time based on symmetry. See http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0110076 All we can say about what we see we see from where we are at and we can only calculate from what we got. We never know exactly what is going on. Not really. The basic upshot is that the laws of physics should be put in a particular form (called lorentz invariance) that is the same in all inertial reference frames. About c. We know it's not the fastest constant, rather the speed of electrodynamic waves going through space. There have been particles faster than c and whatever. (QED) Hmmmm. I do not know quite what you are saying here. You may be referring you the non locality issues on QM of to Feynmans remarks we cons virtual particle some traveling c some c. Form that point of view it is not the greatest speed it however is thru greatest speed that can be used to carry information. We know that all we can say about nature is how mass behaves and thus if we talk about light it is of course what we see as matter is doing something. This is result from the fact that everything related to the 3 spheres of visible dimensions, it is matter. That's why universe is not limitied. Because in our dimension there is matter only. The dimensions where there is no matter are not visible to us. We can imagine them like time for example. Einstein tried its best to point out relativity of time. Made amistake though. The problem he gave us with the train and the flashlight coming down. This analogy is useless. We are talking about an event beyond time. There is no time. Its an event of the moment. Thus the person in the train sees the same as the person sees outside the train and there is no reason why the mass should be bend. Anyway, Einstein was right saying that for the outside person the trains appears smaller than the for the one in the inside. it's relativity. the theory about translating inertial systems so we can try to describe things in a way that we would from any space else in the universe. It's a good theory. Still, Einstein said it's not possible to determine the true nature of what we are looking at. You are under a lot of misconceptions. I suggest you have a look at http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/ Back to the energy thing. We never see energy, we can't measure energy, there is nothing about energy. Except when it interacts with matter. Thus photons have mass. Indeed. But it's very light and actually, it's light enough for the electrodynamic waves to drag it on rather than gravity. Still gravity can have some influence on the way it moves. Thats because it has mass. Again you are under a lot of misconceptions. I suggest you first try to understand what energy is see http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~gleeson/ht...on1_3_6_9.html. Again, as with SR and the POR we see the real issue is symmetry. So picture all force in the first place as some waves going thru its own dimension. Gravity definitely doesn't behave like a wave. That's why all these dumb physicists cant explain it. Remarks like that are silly and naive to an extreme and show no understanding of the scientific enterprise or the intellectual quality of the people involved. They label the poster a member of the crank and crackpot fraternity. I hope you are not a lost cause and actually read and try to understand the links I gave. Bill But lets look at light first. We got the electrodynamic force. its a wave, nuthing else, travelling the universe at the velocity of c. Of course the energy in this system is eternal because it never gets used. it's like it is jus there. Now what we got? Theres protons and they ridin on these tiny force waves. and they can, for an unknown reason, jump from wave to wave if something peculiar happens to them. Thats why light never goes the same way and why we got all these theories about probability. Because it never goes a straight line. Now what? What about gravity. I was calling physicists dumb. Actually, I did because they waste time looking at the wrong poblems. I didnt say I doubt their intelligence. Actually, I don't know how gravitational force travels around. it certainly seems to lie around everywhere, and it seems to get active only around large amounts of mass. I could imagine string theory fittin in here. Lots of strings not movin at all untill these huge masses show up. and suddenly theres gravitational pulls. I might use the analogy of masses lying on a plane of time..this time its the plane of good old gravtiational force. Now what about time? Time's different. I doubt that Einstein ever really checked the differences in time and if time ticks different. Anyway, we know for some probability that particles survive longer if they are accellerated to unlimited velocities. So there has to be some sort of thing about "time" passing differnt. ..mmh.Imsorry. I dont remember what Einstein had to say about it. Ill have to check back later. I hope this could answer some rubbish questions. And to all those that don't believe in this here because their profs and masters never gave them a chance to develop their own thoughts and made them swallow what good old mathematics made look like true, just let me tell you, that the time when you all will understand what truth and reality is all about will appear some day and you will see that Im right. Why? because I am always right. thx. And as I thought I posted earlier, but I didn't. Dont know why. Anyway. Since Im still open for criticism Im happy with every link to any scientific experiment not fitting in. Ill take my time thinking about it and explainin it then. Sincerely, Buckz |
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LexusTech wrote:
Ive never really understood Relativity. I took University Level Physics and passed, but I still can not grasp the concept. Does anyone know a web site that explains it in a simple way? Or can anyone from this NG explain it to me. I would sleep much better! In a nutshell: Our universe respects no preferred frame of reference, so there is no such thing as a body's unequivocal motion through space, proper. Indeed any thing, any place, is a proprietary platform per se, a basal world of supreme stature, owing deference to no greater realm. And the laws of physics bestow unerring homage to each and every such arbitrarily-defined vantage as if it, and seemingly it alone, constitutes some hallowed special ground. [excerpted from www.explainrelativity.com ] |
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