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MMotore reacted to renormalize's post in the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space? with
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It's because ##c## is an inherent fixed characteristic of the geometry of 4D Minkowski spacetime. Consider this 3D spatial analogy: you... -
MMotore reacted to robphy's post in the thread High School Can anyone deeply understand relativity? with Like.
Take the next sentence in my quote. A "light-second" is a perfectly good unit of length, and on the road to truly natural units where...
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MMotore reacted to ohwilleke's post in the thread High School Can anyone deeply understand relativity? with
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Strong disagree on this point. A novice should be meticulous about fully displaying all units and continue to do so until the person... -
MMotore reacted to Matterwave's post in the thread Undergrad Reciprocal time dilation on the example with two moving trains with Like.
It usually helps immensely in describing a scenario by drawing it. Even a very basic one. :)
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MMotore reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with
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That's the point, [clock A = 100s] and [clock B = 80s]. I suggest following simultaneously events: With reference to frame B the events... -
MMotore reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with Sad.
I provided example in post#69.
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MMotore reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with Sad.
If from frame B clock A shows 100s then in frame A clock A shows 100s. What's wrong?
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MMotore reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with Skeptical.
Time doesn't depend on frames. Only time interval depends on the frames. (as in example above)
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MMotore reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with Sad.
[clock A = 80s] and [clock B = 100s] -> [clock A = 100s] and [clock B = 80s]. clock a=80s -> clock a=100s - it's correct. But how is it...
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MMotore reacted to Herman Trivilino's post in the thread Undergrad How does reciprocal time dilation work? with Like.
That can never happen. You have misunderstood something. That can never happen, either. A reading on a clock, like any measurement, is...
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MMotore reacted to Paul Colby's post in the thread Undergrad Are classical optics and quantum mechanics double slit experiments fundamentally the same? with Like.
My training is in experiment side of physics. If I turn on this "forced physical" interaction, I would have to get up from my stool and...
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MMotore reacted to audiefoster28's post in the thread Graduate Is photon frequency intrinsic or observer-dependent? with Skeptical.
I'd push back a bit on the 'nothing' answer though. The direction of the 4-momentum through spacetime is intrinsic — it's literally the...
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MMotore reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Double slit experiment with single electrons and no observation with Like.
Can you describe an empirical observation or experiment which would distinguish between an electron that actually "exist(s) in our...
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MMotore reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Seeking clarity on the physical definition of an observer with Like.
Even though I have read the Bell paper you cited, I am, alas, not knowledgeable enough about "beables" to intelligently advise you. That...
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MMotore reacted to danieltanfh95's post in the thread Seeking clarity on the physical definition of an observer with Skeptical.
The statement above embeds three mischaracterizations worth addressing individually. "Admission" mischaracterizes my statement. That...