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 More options Oct 7 2012, 6:06 pm
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What is the Gamma factor for light speed motion?

There is a fastest time...

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 More options Oct 7 2012, 6:19 pm
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> What is the Gamma factor for light speed motion?

> There is a fastest time...

As there is no light speed motion....

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 More options Oct 7 2012, 6:33 pm
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Wrong...
What about light moving and Gamma One math?


 
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 More options Oct 7 2012, 6:41 pm
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> > > What is the Gamma factor for light speed motion?
> > > There is a fastest time...

> > As there is no light speed motion....

> Wrong...
> What about light moving and Gamma One math?

Gamma does not apply to light, but to rest mass objects.
For v = c gamma has infinity value.

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 More options Oct 7 2012, 7:51 pm
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No. It yields Gamma One Math for light. Infinite gamma is for matter... specifically the neutrino... slowest time matter
while light is fastest time form...

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 More options Oct 8 2012, 12:54 am
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spacespe...@gmail.com from spacespe...@gmail.com posted Sun, 7 Oct 2012
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> > > What about light moving and Gamma One math?
> > Gamma does not apply to light, but to rest mass objects.

> > For v = c gamma has infinity value.

> No. It yields Gamma One Math for light. Infinite gamma is for matter...
> specifically the neutrino... slowest time matter while light is fastest
> time form...

Any reference for gamma = 1 for light ? I am curious, because gamma is
not defined nor used for the light.

And there is no infinite gamma for matter, as no matter moves at c.

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 More options Oct 8 2012, 5:44 pm
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On Sunday, October 7, 2012 9:54:46 PM UTC-7, Poutnik wrote:
> spacespe...@gmail.com from spacespe...@gmail.com posted Sun, 7 Oct 2012

> 16:51:00 -0700 (PDT)

> > > > What about light moving and Gamma One math?

> > > Gamma does not apply to light, but to rest mass objects.

Why does Gamma math science not belong to light speed?

> > > For v = c gamma has infinity value.

Plug in C and the answer is Gamma One with a mathematical
subtraction of the square root of zero.

> > No. It yields Gamma One Math for light. Infinite gamma is for matter...

> > specifically the neutrino... slowest time matter while light is fastest

> > time form...

> Any reference for gamma = 1 for light ? I am curious, because gamma is

I refer to programing C into the Gamma factor.

> not defined nor used for the light.

> And there is no infinite gamma for matter, as no matter moves at c.

The Quantum Leap in atom's time is at light speed.
Gamma infinity is for matter the first quantity below light.

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 More options Oct 9 2012, 12:57 am
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posted Mon, 8 Oct 2012 14:44:49 -0700 (PDT)

> Why does Gamma math science not belong to light speed?

referring to mobing of massive objects.

> Plug in C and the answer is Gamma One with a mathematical
> subtraction of the square root of zero.

1 / sqrt ( 1 - 1 )

> > Any reference for gamma = 1 for light ? I am curious, because gamma is

> I refer to programing C into the Gamma factor.

So do I

> The Quantum Leap in atom's time is at light speed.
> Gamma infinity is for matter the first quantity below light.

Do not mix pears and apples.

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