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Yes. No. No. The flashes are simultaneous in at most one frame. That frame will report them as being simultaneous, others will not.

All of our experiments done to date over more than a century indicate that reality is accurately described by special relativity on a...

I would simply submit your research to a journal. Usually a good indication of which journal to submit to is the journal that was the...

Thanks for the reference! https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0204034

Hello Physics Forums Community, I'm hoping to draw upon the community's collective wisdom regarding a procedural challenge that I...

This is shown in Jackson's 2002 paper "From Lorenz to Coulomb and other explicit gauge transformations" (Am J Phys, 35:832-837)...

That's not what I said. What I said is that, if you're observing from a distance objects that are at rest fairly close to a black hole's...

Some additional cautions may be stated: A paper so oriented is not inertial, so you have to imagine some force holding it in place...

Longitudinal electric field isn't an observable, E is. (Save some electrostatic near field stuff when E is approx ##E_{\parallel}## and...

As was pointed out by @QuarkyMeson, no, because it is only part of the field. However, Maxwell’s equations admit causality-reversed...

Agree 100%. Even if it fast-tracked, it would be years before it becomes an available treatment. But, if it pans out, it would help...

I've been reading a bunch of articles in this month's Scientific American on Alzheimer's and ran across this article in a web feed that...

The paper does look very promising. However, it is good to be mindful of the huge pile of promising treatments that have died on this...