From: Me, ...again! on 9 Jun 2010 09:26 On Wed, 9 Jun 2010, Peter Webb wrote: > > "Koobee Wublee" <koobee.wublee(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:75a624f8-168f-4adf-b270-2f447a1b1960(a)x27g2000yqb.googlegroups.com... >> On Jun 8, 7:39 am, "Peter Webb" wrote: >>> Koobee Wublee wrote: >> >>> > The mutual time dilation that manifests the twin's paradox has never >>> > been observed. All observations have indicated an absolute >>> > simultaneity. All observations have challenged SR and GR. I have >>> > addressed all that in the past. <shrug> >>> >>> God knows *exactly* what you mean by the term "mutual time dilation" - >>> cranks love inventing new terminology, almost as much as they like >>> misappropriating old terminology. >> >> So, you don't understand SR after all. >> >>> If you mean that the effects of the twin's paradox has not been observed, >>> that is a complete nonsense. It has been directly tested on a macro scale >>> by >>> flying clocks in airplanes. Time dilation itself is observed every day in >>> particle accelerators. >> >> The mutual time dilation a paradox. The paradox can never be >> observed, and the paradox has never been observed. > > Simply untrue. People have flown clocks in airplanes, for example Science > Vol. 177 pg 166-170 (1972) and in many other direct experiments. Thanks for that specific reference. I may have even seen it back then. I read Science, continuously since about mid 1960s till I retired in 1996. > >> All observations >> are strictly limiting to one frame which would break this symmetry. >> <shrug> > > Whatever that is supposed to mean. You can look at the clocks in any way you > like, the travelling twin does age less, and this has been demonstrated many > times experimentally. > > >> >>> If you think SR is wrong, you first have to show some experimental >>> evidence >>> in conflict with SR. >> >> Your airplane experiment is a fine example. <shrug> > > Well, show some experimental evidence. > > When people actually do transport clocks on aeroplanes, and satellites, and > spacecraft the travelling clock ages less. When we fire particles around > cyclotrons we fgind the same thing. When we analyse cosmic rays we see the > same thing. > > The huge body of experimental evidence in support of SR is summarised here: > > http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/PhysFAQ/Relativity/SR/experiments.html > > Now, how about you provide the experimental evidence for some other theory, > and what that theory is, right here: > > >> >>> Of course, you can't. >>> >>> So I guess you are probably wrong, huh? >> >> What an idiot you are! <shrug> >> >> > > Hmmm. Another claim without evidence. > > Don't forget to post that list of peer reviewed research of experiments which > disprove SR, something like that list I provided above would be great. > > >
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