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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    Thank you.
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    I have Google searched for "Anderson's kappa" but not readily found. What specifically is it?
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    Very good points, thanks all of you for your comments. I know it took time out of your days to respond back to me, and I appreciate it...
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    James Hasty reacted to Ibix's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    @James Hasty - here's why all attempts to measure the one way speed of light fail. This is a Minkowski diagram - it shows the position...
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    James Hasty reacted to Dale's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    You cannot ever test for the one way speed of light with any experiment in any location at any time (without assuming the answer at some...
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    James Hasty reacted to PeroK's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    Just for the record, one way to synchronize two clocks would be for one clock to send out a signal at ##t_1 = 0## and when that signal...
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    I realize that assuming a radio wave travels at the speed of light in all directions to initiate synchronization of the clocks is a flaw...
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    PeroK wrote: two clocks on the space station would eventually show different times if their orbits are at slightly different radii. Ibix...
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    OK. If my "experiment" were performed on the International Space Station (ISS), which is a "falling reference frame", that would satisfy...
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    OK. Good points. If I understand you correctly, my "experiment" is a "local, weak gravitational" case, which approximates an "inertial...
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    Yes. And this is why Einstein defined time as: the time it takes for light to travel from A to B is the same as it takes light to travel...
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    James Hasty reacted to Dale's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    And its value is independent of R. It does not become small for large R
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    James Hasty replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.
    Thank you all for your comments! Very much appreciated. I do hope that my reply here will be seen by all of you (Dale, Ibix, PeroK...
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    James Hasty reacted to Ibix's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    Worth noting that you'll get different two way speeds of light in the vertical configuration depending on which clock you use. If you...
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    James Hasty reacted to pervect's post in the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light with Like Like.
    Is clock syncrhronization actually important to your question? It's not obvious to me why it's relevant to your problem, and it'd be a...
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