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Everyone requires different experiences to "understand" something; the term means different things to different people. Physicists... -
Again, don't confuse the relativity principle with the theory of relativity.
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Again, don't conflate the relativity principle with the theory of relativity.
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I think you're confusing the relativity principle with the light postulate. The relativity principle holds for G4 and M4, but the light...
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You're confusing the relativity principle with the theory of relativity. Newtonian mechanics obeys the relativity principle and it's...
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It took me a lot of study and application before I realized what the quantum reconstruction had accomplished. On the surface it doesn't...
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I guess I can try to understand what you mean here. But reading it for the first time, it looks like a complete fallacy. What you can...
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It obeys a relativity principle, but it's the wrong one, as we now know by experiment. It obeys the Galilean relativity principle, but...
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Did they get caught? Back when I was in university (many years ago), if you knew someone cheated on an exam and did not turn them in...
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weirdoguy reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Site Usability nitpick -- Hyperlinks should be underlined with
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The standard is links are underlined unvisited links are blue visited links are purple active (hover) links are red As to what the de... -
Erm... The following things are not the same: - the supposed singularity - the funnel shapedly displayed curved space - the event...
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weirdoguy reacted to Rive's post in the thread Learning physics beyond classical mechanics without labs? with
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Understanding experiments helps but the ability of conducting them is not necessarily a requirement. Actually, experiments (designing... -
I think this is a very simplistic view. Even if the event horizon of Sag A (assuming that Sag A is in fact a true black hole with a...
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One essential point in science is falsifiability. That's what makes the difference to me, whether an observation is physics or a...
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weirdoguy reacted to Huangdongcheng's post in the thread B What reference frame is used for the velocity v in the Lorentz transformation? with Skeptical.
Does the original version of the twin paradox only allow for linear motion? Doesn't the formula break down when an object moves on a...
