I have looked through the on-line documentation of the Pioneer Anomaly, and have a simple question:
Could the apparent additional acceleration toward the Sun be due to an additional mass of dust which adhered to the spacecraft ?
I notice that the authors of the main papers (...
"...something...has mass A. The rest of the universe has mass B..." is said to lead to a violation of conservation of mass-energy.
Under cosmic inflation, mass-energy is NOT conserved by the universe as a whole. Mass-energy is not even conserved under transformations of inertial...
Why is the "Grandfather Paradox" considered a paradox? Feedback exists in other disciplines, so why not in physics? Isn't disallowing feedback in time akin to stating that a negative feedback system can never exist in nature? (And, yet, they obviously do!)
Why not assume that, as in other...
I believe the original responder has altogether misinterpreted the original questioner's question. Please allow me to restate the original question more succinctly:
If the predictions of special relativity are compared to those of a simple flat nonrelativistic light medium that is...