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Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Does the scale factor need to be normalized?.In this context, this is clearly false. Newton proposed action at a distance, but Einstein’s proposal was a local theory. Please be... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Linear vs rotary motion.To explain this further, let’s consider a simple mass-spring accelerometer attached radially on a spinning wheel. The mass is deflected... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Light clock treating horizontal and vertical motion differently?.Or zero-postulate derivations (not what they call themselves) that don’t assume either postulate and simply use experimental evidence... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Linear vs rotary motion.By changing ##\vec a##. The acceleration is different in different frames. -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Linear vs rotary motion.No. The local centrifugal force does not have a cause. It is not a physical thing subject to cause and effect. It is purely math. It can... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Linear vs rotary motion.As I already told you in a previous thread, Centrifugal force is not something that can be experienced. No experiment can ever measure... -
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IMO, it is false that the Michelson-Morley experiments were artificially designed to give the result supporting the postulate of a... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Light clock treating horizontal and vertical motion differently?.It isn’t relevant and it isn’t correct either. Some postulates are facts. Being a postulate doesn’t make something a fact, but it... -
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While a postulate is not a fact, it we can make predictions as what would happen if it were true. This, in turn allows us to devise real... -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Light clock treating horizontal and vertical motion differently?.This thread is reopened. Participants are reminded that all posts must be consistent with the professional scientific literature. -
Dale replied to the thread Undergrad Light clock treating horizontal and vertical motion differently?.Indeed. So when we find that our concepts do conform to objective reality we can reject the assumption that they are imaginary. In...