High School Measurement of an unknown velocity vector of a closed space

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The discussion centers on a paper claiming to measure the unknown velocity vector of a closed space, raising questions about its validity. Participants express skepticism, suggesting the author lacks a proper understanding of relativity, leading to repeated bans from the forum. Critics reference past debates involving the author, indicating a history of contentious arguments. The consensus leans towards viewing the paper as flawed due to its theoretical foundations. Overall, the topic highlights ongoing challenges in reconciling unconventional theories with established scientific principles.
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measurement of unknown velocity vector of a closed space
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I found this paper on the measurement of unknown velocity vector of a closed space. Does it mean that it is possible to measure the unknown velocity vector of a closed space ? Can someone explain it to me
 

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It's nonsense. The author has been banned repeatedly from this site for his inability to accept that this pet theory of his is based on his own failure to understand relativity (as Skeptick, RossBlenkinsop, and Ross B, from memory). Search his names if you want to see the arguments.
 
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In an inertial frame of reference (IFR), there are two fixed points, A and B, which share an entangled state $$ \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|0>_A|1>_B+|1>_A|0>_B) $$ At point A, a measurement is made. The state then collapses to $$ |a>_A|b>_B, \{a,b\}=\{0,1\} $$ We assume that A has the state ##|a>_A## and B has ##|b>_B## simultaneously, i.e., when their synchronized clocks both read time T However, in other inertial frames, due to the relativity of simultaneity, the moment when B has ##|b>_B##...
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