El martes, 5 de junio de 2018, 16:54:40 (UTC-4), Ed Lake escribió:
> On Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 12:30:58 PM UTC-5, Paparios wrote:
> > El martes, 5 de junio de 2018, 10:50:21 (UTC-4), Ed Lake escribió:
> > > On Monday, June 4, 2018 at 5:00:56 PM UTC-5, Paparios wrote:
> >
> > > >
> > > > I advise you to take an hour of your time and follow the following lecture, from
> > > > Walter Lewin:
> > > >
> > > > 8.03 - Lect 15 - Doppler Effect, Big Bang Cosmology, Neutron Stars & Black Holes
> > > >
> > > >
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkAMYLcj17I
> > >
> > > I've seen that video before. Professor Lewin is badly mistaken. According to Einstein, a source cannot emit light at a speed greater than c. No matter how fast the emitter is moving, the light it emits will still travel at c.
> > >
> > In what sense Dr. Lewin is mistaken? Did he say in any part of the video that
> > light travels faster than c?
>
> He said, "It is a meaningless question in relativity to ask whether you are moving relative to me or whether I am moving relative to you, it doesn't matter. All that matters in Special Relativity is the relative motion. So, you can always think of yourself as standing still and make the source of electromagnetic radiation move to you or away from you, relative to you."
>
> Special Relativity is all about how time moves slower for the FASTER BODY, which says it makes a BIG difference who is moving faster.
>
It is quite obvious you do not understand plain English!!!
For the n-th time: we do not know (since absolute speeds do not exist) what is
the speed of your chair, where you are writing your nonsense. Lewin says that
the only thing that matters (to you at least) is that your chair does not
move (change position) with respect to your room. Of course your chair, along
with your house along with the place where you live is moving with Earth
following Earth rotation and Earth translatory movement around the Sun, which
also is moving towards the star Vega and the whole Galaxy is approaching the
Andromeda Galaxy and so on and so forth. For that reason, "All that matters in
Special Relativity is the relative motion" is as correct as it gets!!
This has nothing to do with your nonsense of "Special Relativity is all about
how time moves slower for the FASTER BODY, which says it makes a BIG difference
who is moving faster." That sentence is not even wrong!!!
> >
> > If the light travel at c, how can the approaching receiver detects it arriving at c+v?
>
> Your question makes no sense. If light travels at c, why WOULDN'T an observer moving at v toward the source of the light measure it as arriving at c+v?
>
Because of the LAW OF COMPOSITION OF VELOCITIES, which says that for your loved
photons, they arrive exactly at c and not at c+v. Try to study the equation
below, which are clearly simple algebraic relations (or are you saying you never
learned how to replace a value on an equation and get the result?).
Replacing u'=c in the equation u=(u'+v)/(1-u'v/c^2)) gives u=c and not u=c+v as you assert!!!!!
> >
> > Actually, what Einstein derived is that the velocities (speeds) do not simply
> > add. If the observer in frame S measures an object moving along the x axis at
> > velocity u, then the observer in the frame S′ moving at velocity v in the x
> > direction with respect to S, will measure the object moving with velocity u′
> > given by
> >
> > u'=(u-v)/(1-uv/c^2) or, viceversa
> >
> > u=(u'+v)/1-u'v/c^2)) (for the observer in S)
> >
> > When u and v are small with respect to c, then u'=u-v
> >
> > But when u=c (the case of the radar), u'=c NOT u-v
>
> That's mathematical gibberish to me. Are you incapable of explaining anything in ordinary English?
>
Are you so dumb to not understand a simple algebraic equation? Geee!!!
> >
> > > An observer moving toward the emitter, however, will encounter the oncoming light as traveling at c+v, where v is the observer's speed toward the emitter.
> > >
> >
> > Wrong see above!
>
> It is Right! See above! Also see my papers, particularly my latest:
http://vixra.org/pdf/1806.0027v1.pdf
>
> >
> > > At the 10:30 mark in the video, Prof. Lewin states, "There is no such thing as the velocity of the receiver and a separate velocity of the transmitter, because in Special Relativity the only thing that matters is the relative velocity between the two. It is an illegal question to even ask: Who is moving toward whom and who is moving away from whom? So, there is only one velocity in special relativity."
> > >
> > > That is completely wrong. And saying it is an "illegal question to even ask" makes it worse than wrong. It makes it stupid.
> > >
> >
> > Lewin is totally correct. When we observe a star, and we measure its light
> > wavelength, we can not determine OUR absolute speed or the STAR absolute speed,
> > but only the RELATIVE speed between the star and the Sun.
>
> That is only because you do not have enough information. However, if I'm a police officer in a patrol car parked next to the road and you pass me by at 90 mph, I CAN tell who is moving relative to whom.
>
You think so, but of course, due to your ignorance, you miss to consider that
the patrol car and you are moving with Earthy, the Sun and the Galaxy. You would
be quite surprised but, depending on the orientation of the road, it may well be
that, with respect to the orbit of the Earth, the parked patrol car is moving
faster than the 90 mph car. So all your rantings about your absolutes are dead
wrong!!!!
> >
> > > Special Relativity is all about how light travels at c regardless of the speed of the emitter, yet light arrives at c+v or c-v for a moving receiver/observer of the light. So, you CAN easily tell who is moving away from whom, or who is moving toward whom.
> > >
> >
> > You missed the whole point. First it is true thyat you can say if the star is
> > approaching the sun or viceversa, but you can't determine what are the real
> > speed of the star or of the Sun. Secondly, light does not arrives at c+v or c-v,
> > but as the equation above show, it arrives at c.
>
> You missed the whole point. You probably CAN tell which star is moving FASTEST. Secondly, light arrives at c+v and c-v as is demonstrated by radar guns EVERY DAY. To argue otherwise is just mindless reciting of mathematical dogma.
>
Again total nonsense from start to finish!!!
> >
> > > Einstein's version of Special Relativity can be demonstrated with radar guns. A radar gun in police car traveling at 60 mph will measure the speed of a parked car to be ZERO (i.e., "no reading"), while a radar gun in the parked car will measure the speed of the oncoming police car to be 60 mph.
> > >
> > > This happens because the speed of light cannot be added to the speed of the emitter. So, no matter how fast the police car is moving (v), the photons emitted from a radar gun in the car will still travel at c, NOT at c+v. So, the moving radar gun will read the parked car as having a speed of zero no matter how fast the radar gun is moving toward it. The photons travel to the parked car at c and return at c.
> > >
> > > A radar gun in the parked car, however, will measure the oncoming car as traveling at 60 mph because the photons that hit the oncoming car at c+v are absorbed and emitted back to the gun at the c+v oscillation rate. And the radar gun compares the oscillation rates of the photons it emits to the photons it receives back.
> > >
> > > All the video does is show that even someone with very impressive credentials can be totally wrong.
> > >
> > > Ed My new paper:
http://vixra.org/pdf/1806.0027v1.pdf
> >
> > This only shows that you do not understand these concepts!!
>
> Your arguments show that you only understand the kind of mindless DOGMA that Prof. Lewin used to teach. You do not understand science or reality.
>
> Ed
Says the guy who does not even know how to replace numbers in a simple algebraic
equation...