Another fun post!!!

the only time I see him mention you is in reply to you..

only time? fun....ny, he did NOT reply to me here
nor in """many""" others.


r u 2 friends

wrote:
Einstein "briefly" mentions light's aberration.

A large error for it substantialy affects Lorentz' length contraction.

http://www.fourmilab.ch/cship/aberration.html

Due to ***light's aberration***, ALL of SPACETIME's dimensions
contract to a single point, a singularity as light's speed reaches
"c".

No. Stars just appear (as a first order correction to the rest
position) to more into the direction of motion. However, the point to
the aberration problem is that they _appear_ to have shifted due to
the fact that light's speed is not infinite.

One would expect the travel ***time*** dissipation (time dilation)
along this different length contraction to also be affected, yet the
muon's life contradicts this.


Actually such an expectation would be misplaced since nowhere in
physics is it justified.

For more detail read the URL you cited.

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