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Bertozzi even filmed a simple test of this, and somebody put it on YouTube:
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Particles have been accelerated to near the speed of light, so it is known how much energy and force is needed. The results agree with...
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.Not interested in challenging the established theory, actually. To quote you, "just applying the theory" is not likely to provide any...
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As Peter has pointed out, in this thread all you can do is apply the theory. You can call this "doing a thought experiment" if you like...
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.Ahh, just found a translated version! 🙌🏼...
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.Thanks for sharing the paper. Unfortunately, I don’t read German, but Google Translate was able to make some sense of the text. "Now, in...
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Perhaps one of the first to analyze this situation was Paul Ehrenfest in his 1909 paper "Uniform rotation of rigid bodies and the theory...
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.Thanks. This is useful, practical information. 👍
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Experimentally, rotating disks break apart when their tangential velocity is on the order of the speed of sound in the material. Even...
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.That’s fine... Everyone has their limits, and an actual test would not be feasible. Thanks and best wishes to you...👍
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We've already given you the results that this lab produces--they're the results that relativity predicts.
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.Just as soon as I finish my post-doc in endocannabinoid pharmacodynamics.
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Then you'll have to do a degree in experimental physics!
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aLeaf replied to the thread Graduate Rotating Disk Method to Attain Light Speed?.That sounds very finalistic, relatively speaking