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Androcles
I think he was a victim of his own success, just as we are ![]() G |
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"G" wrote in message oups.com... | Androcles | | I think he was a victim of his own success, just as we are ![]() | | G "Honesty is praised -- and starves" - Juvenal. |
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On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:31:43 +0000, Dirk Van de moortel wrote:
"Hexenmeister" wrote in message o.uk... [snip] I wasn't talking to you, load of crap: http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/di.../LoadCrap.html http://users.telenet.be/vdmoortel/di...s/CrapHuh.html besides, since you have killfiled me (6 times now), you can't read my messages - let alone reply to them - without showing what a pathetic emotionally disturbed imbecile you are. But be my guest anyway :-) Dirk Vdm It's a public forum, admittedly. Of course, one can easily get c+v in one case, where one has a stationary observer and a stationary light source, and an object moving at speed v towards that source. The closing velocity is therefore c+v, minus a small error since the observer can't be infinitely far away. I doubt closing velocity is directly measurable, however. The moving object, of course, will see things slightly differently; it will see a light beam with a higher frequency and shorter wavelength, but with speed c. As for Hex's killfile(s) -- well, AIUI Hex is on record for stating that Einstein postulates c = 0 in SR; therefore, it's quite possible the killfile request hasn't quite reached his newsreader yet. How he can actually read your posts therefore is far from clear; maybe he's using superluminal muons or something... :-) -- #191, It's still legal to go .sigless. |
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"The Ghost In The Machine" wrote in message news
| On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:31:43 +0000, Dirk Van de moortel wrote:| | | "Hexenmeister" wrote in message | o.uk... | | [snip] | | I wasn't talking to you, load of crap: | http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/di.../LoadCrap.html | http://users.telenet.be/vdmoortel/di...s/CrapHuh.html | besides, since you have killfiled me (6 times now), you can't read my | messages - let alone reply to them - without showing what a pathetic | emotionally disturbed imbecile you are. But be my guest anyway :-) | | Dirk Vdm | | It's a public forum, admittedly. Of course, one can easily get c+v in one | case, where one has a stationary observer and a stationary light source, | and an object moving at speed v towards that source. The closing velocity | is therefore c+v, minus a small error since the observer can't be | infinitely far away. I doubt closing velocity is directly measurable, | however. | | The moving object, of course, will see things slightly differently; it | will see a light beam with a higher frequency and shorter wavelength, but | with speed c. | | As for Hex's killfile(s) -- well, AIUI Hex is on record for stating that | Einstein postulates c = 0 in SR; therefore, it's quite possible the | killfile request hasn't quite reached his newsreader yet. How he can | actually read your posts therefore is far from clear; maybe he's using | superluminal muons or something... :-) He's quite right, I've killfiled him 6 times already. The moron is so stupid he doesn't realize a killfile can be deleted and recreated, I can read or not read his **** as I choose. Now and then I lift the ban so I can take the **** out of the third kacksacker, but others do such a fine job of it that I don't need to. Those superluminal ghost muons really bug you, don't they? It's all explained at http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonde...mart/Smart.htm where you'll find a ghost train in real spacetime and numbers even a 12-year-old can understand. I know this because my granddaughter asked for help with her homework and she tells her pals about my new car, http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonde...escatalina.gif which I'm told is "lush", a word kids now use in place of "kewl", which is of course archaic to them. Ya gotta be with it. There are indications that she is slightly more interested in boys than in physics, though. Its to be expected, I suppose. As Tom Roberts says, "Real has nothing to do with it" and he should know, he learned SR from "Spacetime Physics" that you can buy from amazon.com. How many shares in amazon.com Roberts has I can't tell you. Dork Van de merde learned his SR from a Belgian whore in Brussels who gave him syphilis, a venereal disease that makes you spermless and negative sqrt()less. Now that he's lost his friend Jan Beilawski to logic he's quite desperate to impress new ones by talking about crap. Androcles. |
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Hexenmeister, religious fanatic and wannabe sekret agent:
"The Ghost In The Machine" wrote in message news
| On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:31:43 +0000, Dirk Van de moortel wrote:| | | "Hexenmeister" wrote in message | o.uk... | | [snip] | | I wasn't talking to you, load of crap: | http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/di.../LoadCrap.html | http://users.telenet.be/vdmoortel/di...s/CrapHuh.html | besides, since you have killfiled me (6 times now), you can't read my | messages - let alone reply to them - without showing what a pathetic | emotionally disturbed imbecile you are. But be my guest anyway :-) | | Dirk Vdm | | It's a public forum, admittedly. Of course, one can easily get c+v in one | case, where one has a stationary observer and a stationary light source, | and an object moving at speed v towards that source. The closing velocity | is therefore c+v, minus a small error since the observer can't be | infinitely far away. I doubt closing velocity is directly measurable, | however. | | The moving object, of course, will see things slightly differently; it | will see a light beam with a higher frequency and shorter wavelength, but | with speed c. | | As for Hex's killfile(s) -- well, AIUI Hex is on record for stating that | Einstein postulates c = 0 in SR; therefore, it's quite possible the | killfile request hasn't quite reached his newsreader yet. How he can | actually read your posts therefore is far from clear; maybe he's using | superluminal muons or something... :-) He's quite right, I've killfiled him 6 times already. The fact that you are too stupid to figure out how to use ought to tell you that even usenet is beyond your intellectual reach. The moron is so stupid he doesn't realize a killfile can be deleted and recreated, I can read or not read his **** as I choose. Now and then I lift the ban so I can take the **** out of the third kacksacker, but others do such a fine job of it that I don't need to. Those superluminal ghost muons really bug you, don't they? It's all explained at http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonde...mart/Smart.htm where you'll find a ghost train in real spacetime and numbers even a 12-year-old can understand. I know this because my granddaughter asked for help with her homework and she tells her pals about my new car, http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonde...escatalina.gif which I'm told is "lush", a word kids now use in place of "kewl", which is of course archaic to them. Ya gotta be with it. There are indications that she is slightly more interested in boys than in physics, though. Its to be expected, I suppose. As Tom Roberts says, "Real has nothing to do with it" and he should know, he learned SR from "Spacetime Physics" that you can buy from amazon.com. How many shares in amazon.com Roberts has I can't tell you. Dork Van de merde learned his SR from a Belgian whore in Brussels who gave him syphilis, a venereal disease that makes you spermless and negative sqrt()less. Now that he's lost his friend Jan Beilawski to logic he's quite desperate to impress new ones by talking about crap. Androcles. |
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"Hexenmeister" wrote in message .uk... "The Ghost In The Machine" wrote in message news
| On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:31:43 +0000, Dirk Van de moortel wrote:| | | "Hexenmeister" wrote in message | o.uk... | | [snip] | | I wasn't talking to you, load of crap: | http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/di.../LoadCrap.html | http://users.telenet.be/vdmoortel/di...s/CrapHuh.html | besides, since you have killfiled me (6 times now), you can't read my | messages - let alone reply to them - without showing what a pathetic | emotionally disturbed imbecile you are. But be my guest anyway :-) | | Dirk Vdm | | It's a public forum, admittedly. Of course, one can easily get c+v in one | case, where one has a stationary observer and a stationary light source, | and an object moving at speed v towards that source. The closing velocity | is therefore c+v, minus a small error since the observer can't be | infinitely far away. I doubt closing velocity is directly measurable, | however. | | The moving object, of course, will see things slightly differently; it | will see a light beam with a higher frequency and shorter wavelength, but | with speed c. | | As for Hex's killfile(s) -- well, AIUI Hex is on record for stating that | Einstein postulates c = 0 in SR; therefore, it's quite possible the | killfile request hasn't quite reached his newsreader yet. How he can | actually read your posts therefore is far from clear; maybe he's using | superluminal muons or something... :-) He's quite right, I've killfiled him 6 times already. Showing what a pathetic emotional cripple you are. I just love it :-) Dirk Vdm |
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Androcles
Next I look at the Doppler effect. BTW it depends on which frame you are in G |
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"G" wrote in message oups.com... | Androcles | | Next I look at the Doppler effect. BTW it depends on which frame you | are in | | G yawn Androcles. |
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