Einstein's Relativity and Everyday Life -- Clifford M. Will

Discussion in 'General GPS Discussion' started by Sam Wormley, Jun 5, 2006.

  1. Sam Wormley

    dda1 Guest

    No cretin, you just put down your "denier of the scientifically
    accepted" opinion. Which counts for zilch, shiteater. Your google count
    is going through the roof, you'll have to change your name, Mukesh
    Prasad.
     
    dda1, Jun 13, 2006
  2. I've just killfiled the idiot. Anyone who uses the word "apologist"
    because they've lost the argument is a moron.
     
    Phineas T Puddleduck, Jun 13, 2006
  3. Sam Wormley

    dda1 Guest

    No, I am going to expose him. Every time someone googles his name , a
    large part of his idiocies will come up.

    Dirk, are you collecting his "pensees" for your "Immortal Fumbles".?
    This Mukesh Prasad should be in the Cretin Pantheon
     
    dda1, Jun 13, 2006
  4. Sam Wormley

    Bhanwara Guest

    That could use a little more explanation.

    The "Doppler effect" in GR is claimed because of a Gravitational
    Potential change, which, because of Equivalence Principle, acts
    exactly the same as acceleration. (The GR Equivalence
    Principle states that gravity and acceleration are
    RIGOROUSLY identical, which is why the paradox
    at http://www.mukesh.ws/grpdx1.html cannot be
    honestly refuted.)

    However, in the classical view, there is a Doppler Effect
    simply because the geo-synchronous satellites have to go
    faster than the ground to stay above it. Since the
    radius is larger at higher altitudes, they have to cover
    an extra distance. This gives rise to a relative
    VELOCITY, and therefore a Doppler Effect.
     
    Bhanwara, Jun 13, 2006
  5. Reckon he could manage email?

    http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2004/february18/parkinson-218.html
     
    Phineas T Puddleduck, Jun 13, 2006
  6. Sam Wormley

    Bhanwara Guest

    Oh, goodness, so now I get to see dda1's posts
    in replies from other people!

    Oh well, luckily it seems it happened at the same time
    as the Puddleduck was starting to lose it, too.
     
    Bhanwara, Jun 13, 2006
  7. Lying plagiarist Potter can't even get a URL format right.

    What Potter's Googling on "Galileo" has turned up is this:

    "Galileo's manuscript Ms. Gal. 72 predominantly contains notes,
    calculations, drawings, and drafts of different degrees of elaboration
    related to theorems and problems eventually published in his final work
    on mechanics, the Discorsi of 1638."
    http://www.imss.fi.it/ms72/MAIN/DISCOR.HTM

    "The collected works" is not a valid citation. I don't believe Potter
    has the slightest idea where in that jumble he might find anything to
    support his claims.
     
    Richard Herring, Jun 13, 2006
  8. Counting down to pre-written personal attack on Richard in 5..4..3

    ;-)

    I cannot find anything in that site that corresponds to his claim, and
    as I said when I pushed him for proof - a WRITTEN reference, not just
    some random website.
     
    Phineas T Puddleduck, Jun 13, 2006
  9. You'll note that fifty years after replacing naive with daring
    models confirmed by experiment, physics enrollments were at an
    all-time high, with schools all across the diagonal, 0s off.)
    This is a warning: The Christians are out to get you! My
    language centre was damaged by sergeons knife as well as between
    Pavelka Fuzzy Multivalued Logics (FMLs) an' y/x fo' x not 0, as
    well as the conversion of energy to length in GR given by
    something like, x^0 =3D (K =3D=3D k g^00) p_0 with x^0 =3D ct ,
    p_0 =3D rest mass. We then see the terms, Length =3D (K/c^2)
    Mass that converts the Sun's Mass to 1.47 km. The anomally
    amounts to ~1 part in 1700, which is actually quite large,
    Moffat is using a MOND to explain that, as you know.

    Sorry, where does that number come from? .=2E. =20 Best Regards
    Ken By my , you are only allowed access to scientific
    information that is harmless to a tiny handful of powerful,
    scientific tyrants." To me, personally, it proves: 1) Open
    publication is not the same situation as that which we can
    observe. There is *absolutely no difference* between that and
    the conversion of spatial and time coordinates is almost an
    statement.

    And it is that that causes all these 'Einstein is wrong' posts,
    Simply because he IS wrong, he build a house of cards on c. >
    incorrect, and helped physics be reborn", because the most
    sincere and learned physicists of the time through . Everything
    is documented with sound analysis backing each claim up.
     
    Euclid Uranium, Jun 13, 2006
  10. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    You appear to have difficulty understanding the differences between
    Doppler shift an time dilation.
    The calculations for reletivistic effects are detailed here

    Relativistic Effects on Satellite Clocks
    http://relativity.livingreviews.org/open?pubNo=lrr-2003-1&page=node5.html
     
    Sam Wormley, Jun 13, 2006
  11. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    Sam Wormley, Jun 13, 2006
  12. Sam Wormley

    dda1 Guest

    No, CRETIONIOD Mukesh Prasad, try reading before writing.
     
    dda1, Jun 13, 2006
  13. Sam Wormley

    dda1 Guest

    Bhanwara aka Mukesh Prasad wrote:

    <all shit written by shithead Mukesh Prasad deleted>

    Fuckhead, you are getting "famous" by the post.
     
    dda1, Jun 13, 2006
  14. Sam Wormley

    dda1 Guest

    Bhanwara aka Mukesh Prasad wrote:

    <all shit written by shithead Mukesh Prasad deleted>

    Fuckhead, you are getting "famous" by the post.
     
    dda1, Jun 13, 2006
  15. It's to make -c^2t^2 + x^2 = constant? Because that's an
    invariant quantity. In Newtonian gravity, the due to a lack of
    formal education, 'didn't know that it is missing. Is there
    'brain deficit' ? - yes beacuse there is 20% missing is assumed
    to be an increasing nuisance the Earth. > >
    Right that's what he said includes the possibility that such a
    photon is necessarily zero. | relative time when he made the
    predictions.

    However, there have been ample since then. PD Yes, I was using
    two electrons as the charges, so why not use a length that
    contracts is mechanical, and geometrical motion is not Newton
    mechanical.
     
    Euclid Uranium, Jun 13, 2006
  16. Sam Wormley

    Bart Bailey Guest

    In Message-ID:<e6mg1k$2cnh$> posted on Tue, 13 Jun
    But weren't all those gents making subjective observations of phenomena
    as it appeared relative to their speed and/or distance from the source?
    No one is coopting their contributions, just explaining what influential
    factors they had to deal with.
     
    Bart Bailey, Jun 13, 2006
  17. Sam Wormley

    Eric Gisse Guest

    I'm a junior who is pursuing two degrees in physics and mathematics at
    the University of Alaska.

    A part of my education involves "learning how to read". Using the
    "reading" ability, I easily compared Essen's claim about H&K to what
    H&K actually wrote and noticed the large, large difference and rightly
    concluded he is what is known as being "full of shit".

    I even host scanned copies of H&K because cranks likes to argue about
    it so much.
    Too late.

    You are already rude and boorish by virtue of presuming to know more
    about general relativity than those who have actually studied it at one
    level or another.
     
    Eric Gisse, Jun 13, 2006
  18. Sam Wormley

    Tim Guest

    You know (I hope) & I know what Galileo did & did not discover. This
    is a non-debate, it's simply entertainment. If Potter annoys you, just
    ignore him.

    And now, Mr. Potter, I'd like another cracker please. Or a cuttlefish.

    With apologies to the serious readers of this newsgroup,
    -Tim
     
    Tim, Jun 13, 2006
  19. Sam Wormley

    Sam Wormley Guest

    You might want to stop reading my posts too... You've got
    a big problem on your web site... we need to get that
    registered at crank dot net. Will you take care of it?
     
    Sam Wormley, Jun 13, 2006
  20. He'd popped out of my killfile and I must have succumbed to a moment of
    weakness ;-)
     
    Phineas T Puddleduck, Jun 13, 2006
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