• Re: Ralph's Paradox

    From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 15 23:20:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 13:36:29 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 15.09.2026 01:44, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Mon, 14 Sep 2026 21:18:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Einstein's conclusion of his thought experiment is:
    Clock A and clock B are synchronous in the stationary system, but
    clock A and clock B are not synchronous in their rest frame.

    Einstein's conclusion was obviously correct when based on his
    postulate.
    It was then used to formulate a complete theory BASED THE VALIDITY OF
    POSTULATE.

    This is rather remarkable!

    This is an article you wrote in 2010: https://paulba.no/div/RalphRabbidge_ros.pdf Quote:
    "Einstein's logical error lies in his statement that,
    rCLObservers moving with moving rod would thus find that the two clocks
    were not synchronous, while observers in the stationary system would
    declare the clocks to be synchronousrCY.
    That simply does not follow the facts.
    "
    So you have finally got it!

    SR is a complete, consistent theory based on two postulates.

    I always HAD it. I have now REFINED it.

    I have not proved Einstein wrong and that was never my intention..which
    was to show that Newton was also RIGHT.

    Quite.
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean relativity is also a consistent
    theory.

    Correct!

    So we have two consistent theories which do not always predict the same.

    They should always agree if and when SR's limitations are recognized and experimental results are correctly interpreted.
    For instance, interferometry experiments can be analyses in two different ways. The method used by Einstein supporters is wrongly claimed to
    uniquely support SR and refute Newton. BaTh provides correct explanations
    for the many experiments that are claimed to refute it.

    So how can we find out which of the different predictions are in
    accordance with real measurements?

    You will have to buy my book to find out. It is in its final stages.

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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 16 20:36:33 2026
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    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 13:36:29 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 15.09.2026 01:44, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Mon, 14 Sep 2026 21:18:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Einstein's conclusion of his thought experiment is:
    Clock A and clock B are synchronous in the stationary system, but >>>> clock A and clock B are not synchronous in their rest frame.

    Einstein's conclusion was obviously correct when based on his
    postulate.
    It was then used to formulate a complete theory BASED THE VALIDITY OF
    POSTULATE.

    This is rather remarkable!

    This is an article you wrote in 2010:
    https://paulba.no/div/RalphRabbidge_ros.pdf Quote:
    "Einstein's logical error lies in his statement that,
    rCLObservers moving with moving rod would thus find that the two clocks >> were not synchronous, while observers in the stationary system would
    declare the clocks to be synchronousrCY.
    That simply does not follow the facts.
    "
    So you have finally got it!

    SR is a complete, consistent theory based on two postulates.

    I always HAD it. I have now REFINED it.

    I have not proved Einstein wrong and that was never my intention..which
    was to show that Newton was also RIGHT.

    Quite.
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean relativity is also a consistent
    theory.

    Correct!

    So we have two consistent theories which do not always predict the same.

    They should always agree if and when SR's limitations are recognized and experimental results are correctly interpreted.
    For instance, interferometry experiments can be analyses in two different ways. The method used by Einstein supporters is wrongly claimed to
    uniquely support SR and refute Newton. BaTh provides correct explanations
    for the many experiments that are claimed to refute it.

    You are claiming that SR doesn't predict what it factually predicts,
    because SR's predictions are different from the predictions of Newton,
    and since Newton's predictions are right SR's predictions should
    always agree with Newton's. But BaTh provides correct explanations
    for the many experiments where Newton's predictions are wrong.

    :-D


    So how can we find out which of the different predictions are in
    accordance with real measurements?

    You will have to buy my book to find out. It is in its final stages.


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    And as you know, a vast number of experiments are performed
    to test SR.

    Some of them:
    https://paulba.no/paper/Michelson_1913.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Kennedy_Thorndike.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Ives_Stilwell.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Ives_Stilwell_II.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Babcock_Bergman.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Frisch_Smith.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Alvager_et_al.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Beckmann_Mandics.pdf https://paulba.no/paper/Filippas_Fox.pdf
    https://paulba.no/paper/Brecher.pdf

    You will claim in your book that all experiments testing SR
    are faked, and that all the physicists involved in the experiments
    are frauds. I am sure you also will include the claim that there
    are many experiments falsifying SR, but nobody has ever heard of
    them because some mysterious institution doesn't allow them to
    be published.

    I am sure your book will be a bestseller.

    Enough now!
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 16 20:53:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 16 22:53:13 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 16/09/2026 |a 20:53, Maciej Wo+|niak a |-crit :
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    the real measurement results have little in common
    with those mad delusions

    Excellent.

    Then give ONE example:

    experiment:
    relativity predicts:
    measurement gives:

    Numbers, Maciej.

    We already tried this with the uncompensated GPS Cs clock.

    You eventually answered:

    "+38 microseconds."

    Unfortunately, that was also relativity's answer.

    Nature gets a vote even when you dislike the ballot.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 06:30:58 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/17/2026 12:53 AM, Python wrote:
    Le 16/09/2026 |a 20:53, Maciej Wo+|niak a |-crit :
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    the real measurement results have little in common
    with those mad delusions

    Excellent.

    Then give ONE example:

    -aexperiment:
    -arelativity predicts:

    A solar day measured by the local clock
    on a GPS satellite should be - 24h+38 us.
    It is - 24 h with the precision of an acceptable
    error. Good bye, The Shit - common sense has been
    warning the idiot.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 05:18:14 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    A solar day measured by the local clock
    on a GPS satellite should be - 24h+38 us.
    It is - 24 h

    No, Maciej.

    You have switched clocks again.

    Relativity predicts that an UNCOMPENSATED atomic clock in nominal
    GPS orbit gains about 38 us/day relative to a ground clock.

    And three days ago, when I asked you precisely about an
    uncompensated Cs clock, YOU answered:

    "Cs clocks, AFAIK +38 microseconds."

    The operational GPS clock does not accumulate those 38 us/day
    because the system is deliberately compensated/steered so that
    it realizes GPS time.

    So we now have:

    free-running orbital atomic clock: +38 us/day
    corrected operational GPS time: ~0 us/day

    You keep presenting the second as an experimental refutation
    of the prediction for the first.

    That's like correcting a clock by 38 us/day and then triumphantly
    announcing that its failure to drift by 38 us/day disproves the
    reason you corrected it.

    You already gave the right experimental answer yourself:

    +38 microseconds.

    Good bye, indeed.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 07:57:50 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/17/2026 7:18 AM, Python wrote:
    A solar day measured by the local clock
    on a GPS satellite should be - 24h+38 us.
    It is - 24 h

    No, Maciej.

    Yes, Python.


    You have switched clocks again.

    Relativity predicts that an UNCOMPENSATED atomic clock in nominal

    It does. And apart of that - it predicts
    the measurement result to be 24h+38us. Well,
    it really is 24h with the precision of an
    acceptable error. Good bye, The Shit.

    See, trash - the idiot knew exactly
    nothing about "ideal" stuff, yet he tried
    to revolutionize it. Duning and Kruger
    could explain that. Now - his ignorant
    and utterly idiotic opinion of what
    ideal clocks are can only be followed
    by mindless fanatics like yourself.
    Not by professionals responsible
    for serious measurements. Isn't it
    simple?


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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 11:18:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    Questions:
    Is any of the predictions in accordance with the measurement?
    Which one?
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 11:48:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0\

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 14:07:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 08:54:50 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 05:07 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan


    "Resonance" is "non-local".

    After "particle/wave duality", which everybody knows about,
    there's another "wave/resonance dichotomy", which most don't.

    "Relative" and "Absolute" are "Relative" and "Absolute".


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 08:56:34 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 08:54 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/17/2026 05:07 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan


    "Resonance" is "non-local".

    After "particle/wave duality", which everybody knows about,
    there's another "wave/resonance dichotomy", which most don't.

    "Relative" and "Absolute" are "Relative" and "Absolute".



    If you look at a list of Nobel prizes in physics over time,
    you can find that there's a sort of trend, of two trends:
    one of simplistic reductionisms, another of profound holisms.

    Eventually since physics is universal, profound holisms wins.


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 09:06:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 08:54 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/17/2026 05:07 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan


    "Resonance" is "non-local".

    After "particle/wave duality", which everybody knows about,
    there's another "wave/resonance dichotomy", which most don't.

    "Relative" and "Absolute" are "Relative" and "Absolute".



    Stachel recounts a number of individuals who flip-flop between
    communism and fascism according to whatever way the wind blew,
    that we can lump them together as "chaos-seeking utopia-promising
    radical progressives of the proven inconstant self-serving and
    double-dealing variety that are parasites and predators of
    wealth and value and happiness and harmony producing good people".

    Somebody talks about Plato and Socrates and virtue and somebody
    else says "it's good for me" and that's never how it's been,
    virtue and reciprocity are always together, neo-Platonists
    and neo-Stoics and neo-Hegelians and neo-Nietzscheans are
    none of what makes Platonism, Stoicism, Hegelianism,
    and Nietzscheanism good.



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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 20:08:18 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Ross Finlayson <ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com> wrote:

    On 09/17/2026 05:07 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan


    "Resonance" is "non-local".

    'Local' is an idealisation,

    Jan
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 12:02:01 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 11:08 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Ross Finlayson <ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com> wrote:

    On 09/17/2026 05:07 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo?niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = 0

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters
    being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency,
    not a wavelength.
    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    Jan


    "Resonance" is "non-local".

    'Local' is an idealisation,

    Jan


    No, it's the result of a "particle conceit".

    It's a "severe abstraction an electronic reduction", usually enough.

    The point, local, global, and total, with regards to accounts of
    the near and far the fields about the energy & entelechy of ideas
    about the weak and strong and high and low and forces and energies
    of states and interactions make it so that "resonance" is an opening/perestroika/catastrophe to simplistic reductionists
    outside their wet, cardboard box, where they insist everything sits.

    Accounts of the "running constants" as "NIST PDG CODATA" brings
    make it so that simplistic avowed SR-ians like yourself are
    dimensionless reductions.


    With regards to the terms and "ideal" and "practical" for example
    in simple models of RLC circuits claimed to be governed by weak SR-ians,
    have that the "resonant" is quite very much among the
    "ideals" with regards to most any matter of propagation of the
    radio in the fields any account of signal or information.


    Then, your sly hints that your previously-stated opinions
    are less than strongly held are considered insincere.

    And, without what seems an unduly generous reading: wrong.







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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 21:12:51 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.


    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been-a abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit",
    if you think that will help. :-D

    Here are a few equations to start with:

    F = dp/dt
    F = GMm/r-#
    x' = x - vt
    y' = y
    z' = z
    t' = t

    Newtonian optics will not help you to show that Newton
    predicts the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun
    to be +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6.
    --
    Paul, having fun

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 19:44:46 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Maciej,

    there is one small valid point buried under all that foam.

    Strictly speaking,

    "Newtonian mechanics predicts zero gravitational redshift"

    is too abbreviated.

    Newtonian mechanics alone contains no theory of light frequency,
    so Paul should specify the classical theory of light/clocks being
    combined with Newtonian gravity.

    Fine.


    But then you write:

    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts anything about light,
    nor anything about gravitational field.

    The first part is fair.

    The second is rather surprising.

    Newtonian gravitation has a gravitational potential Phi,

    g = -grad(Phi)

    and, in field form,

    nabla^2 Phi = 4*pi*G*rho.

    So apparently Newtonian gravitational theory has somehow managed
    to have a gravitational field without Maciej noticing it.


    And this:

    Newtonian optics has been abandoned for 300 years

    would also benefit from contact with a calendar.

    Newton died in 1727.
    Wave optics became dominant during the 19th century, followed by
    Maxwell's electromagnetic theory.

    But none of this rescues your original claim.

    Paul's wording can be made more precise in one sentence.

    Your claim was that actual measurements have "little in common"
    with relativistic predictions.

    So please continue where you stopped:

    experiment:
    GR prediction:
    measured value:

    One concrete numerical counterexample will do.

    Correcting Paul's terminology is not such an example.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 13:01:09 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 12:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.


    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit",
    if you think that will help. :-D

    Here are a few equations to start with:

    F = dp/dt
    F = GMm/r-#
    x' = x - vt
    y' = y
    z' = z
    t' = t

    Newtonian optics will not help you to show that Newton
    predicts the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun
    to be +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6.



    The deflection of light about the Sun was about _half_
    or _twice_ what Einstein gave as predicted, illustrating
    the aspects of _continuum mechanics_ of the _pure diffraction_
    of light about halving and doubling measures and spaces.

    Or, Einstein after Eddington was about "half less wrong".


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 20:04:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 17/09/2026 |a 22:01, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/17/2026 12:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.


    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit",
    if you think that will help. :-D

    Here are a few equations to start with:

    F = dp/dt
    F = GMm/r-#
    x' = x - vt
    y' = y
    z' = z
    t' = t

    Newtonian optics will not help you to show that Newton
    predicts the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun
    to be +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6.



    The deflection of light about the Sun was about _half_
    or _twice_ what Einstein gave as predicted, illustrating
    the aspects of _continuum mechanics_ of the _pure diffraction_
    of light about halving and doubling measures and spaces.

    Or, Einstein after Eddington was about "half less wrong".

    Ross,

    The deflection of light about the Sun was about _half_
    or _twice_ what Einstein gave as predicted

    No.

    There are two historically relevant predictions:

    Newton/Soldner-type calculation: ~0.87 arcsec
    General Relativity (1915): ~1.75 arcsec

    Einstein's earlier 1911 calculation also gave approximately the
    half-value, because his theory of gravity was not yet complete.

    The important word is "earlier".

    Einstein after Eddington was about "half less wrong".

    No again.

    Einstein predicted ~1.75 arcsec in 1915.

    Eddington's eclipse expedition was in 1919.

    Even continuum mechanics has not yet discovered how to make
    1919 happen before 1915.


    pure diffraction
    halving and doubling measures and spaces

    Now derive the solar deflection from that.

    Mass M, impact parameter b.

    GR predicts, to leading order,

    alpha = 4GM/(bc^2),

    which gives about 1.75 arcsec for a ray grazing the Sun.

    Please give the corresponding "pure diffraction" equation and
    calculate alpha.

    Otherwise "halving and doubling measures and spaces" is not an
    alternative theory.

    It is continuum vocabulary.
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 20:15:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Thu, 17 Sep 2026 11:18:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then the only
    way to determine which of the theories' prediction is in accordance
    with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.
    Only such an idiot can believe such nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in common with those mad delusions of
    your mad guru.

    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking, didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?
    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that the gravitational
    redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts that the
    gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is: +o++/++ = 0

    Crap.

    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift of the light
    from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is a good example of the way in which Einstein has been artificially supported for 120 years.

    HARPS actually measured the slowing of light due to the FORCE of gravity, which is 633m/s according to Newton. They detected a blue shift but
    attributed that to 'granulation' so they could fake evidence for GR.
    A similar instance of this kind of error is in GPS where the claimed relativistic effect is precisely the same as the increase in speed of the falling signal.

    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from 26560km
    to Earth.
    In fractional terms:
    0.1583/2.997E8 = 5.28E-10
    Wavelength must increase in the same proportion to make waverate constant. ..This is identical to the 'gravitational component' of the supposed GR 'correction factor'...equivalent to 45.2 us/day......or approximately 5.23E-10"
    But the funniest joke of all is the Pound/Rebka experiment which is
    regarded as the ultimate proof of GR. Why hasn't Paul mentioned this one
    in his list of deliberately misinterpreted experiments?


    Questions:
    Is any of the predictions in accordance with the measurement?
    Which one?

    Are the predictions in accordance with the correct interpretation?

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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 22:33:01 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/17/2026 9:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.


    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from

    That's not what you said previously, poor
    piece of shit.



    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .

    "Logic" worthy of relativistic scum,
    indeed.


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been-a abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    No. You can't read too, no surprise.

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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 22:41:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/17/2026 9:44 PM, Python wrote:
    Maciej,

    there is one small valid point buried under all that foam.

    Strictly speaking,

    -a"Newtonian mechanics predicts zero gravitational redshift"

    is too abbreviated.

    Newtonian mechanics alone contains no theory of light frequency,
    so Paul should specify the classical theory of light/clocks being
    combined with Newtonian gravity.

    Fine.


    But then you write:

    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts anything about light,
    nor anything about gravitational field.

    The first part is fair.

    The second is rather surprising.

    Newtonian gravitation

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtonian_dynamics
    Nothing about gravitation here.





    So apparently Newtonian gravitational theory has somehow managed
    to have a gravitational field without Maciej noticing it.

    Or maybe Python is too dumb to distinguish
    between Newtonian mechanics and Newtonian gravity
    theory; it's well known that he is a pathetic
    mindless idiot, after all.



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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 20:42:52 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Thu, 17 Sep 2026 21:12:51 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:



    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking, didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit", if you think
    that will help. :-D

    Here are a few equations to start with:

    F = dp/dt F = GMm/r-# x' = x - vt y' = y z' = z t' = t

    Newtonian optics will not help you to show that Newton predicts the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun to be +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6.

    Newton predicts that light slows by exactly that fraction, equivalent to 633m/s. Because Einstein prevented light from possessing mass or changing speed, its Newtonian loss of KE in escaping the sun was concocted as a redshift of its similarly concocted 'frequency'.
    The claimed 'frequency of light' has remained undefined for 30 years!

    The WAR (wave arrival) rate of light passing between two objects that are
    MAR must equal its WER (wave emission rate), irrespective of any gravity effects. The proof of that is trivial...so how does Paul explain his 'redshift'. I think I can anticipate his answer.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 20:50:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Thu, 17 Sep 2026 14:07:30 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    Paul B. Andersen <paul.b.andersen@paulba.no> wrote:


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift of the light
    from the Sun is:
    ??/? = (2.13-#2)e-6

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10558

    This is another nice example of the nutters being way behind the times.
    Using absolute frequency measurement for calibration,
    spectroscopy has become far more accurate, in absolute terms.

    And dear Henry, nowadays a spectrometer really measures a frequency, not
    a wavelength.

    wrong again. It is not the frequency of the light involved. It is a beat frequency derived from mixing light with generated microwave in a tuned cavity. The beating results from differences in wavelengths.

    If you want to express it as a wavelength you need to use the defined
    value for the speed of light.
    Idem if you want to express the red shift in m/s,

    The redshift IS expressed in m/s regularly. Even Paul knows that.

    Jan

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 17 17:58:51 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/17/2026 01:04 PM, Python wrote:
    Le 17/09/2026 |a 22:01, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/17/2026 12:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 20:53, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/16/2026 8:36 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 16.09.2026 01:20, skrev HenryWilson:


    Ralph, even you know that when two theories have two different
    predictions for what will be measured in an experiment, then
    the only way to determine which of the theories' prediction
    is in accordance with measurement is to perform the measurement.

    Only morons can fail to understand that the above is correct.

    Only such an idiot can believe such
    nonsensical lies, but - anyway -
    even you can't lie non-stop, so
    sometimes you admit that the real
    measurement results have little in
    common with those mad delusions
    of your mad guru.


    You are no moron, so you wrote the above without thinking,
    didn't you?

    You know better, so if you allow yourself to think,
    you can answer the questions below, can't you?
    Or can't you?

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit",
    if you think that will help. :-D

    Here are a few equations to start with:

    F = dp/dt
    F = GMm/r-#
    x' = x - vt
    y' = y
    z' = z
    t' = t

    Newtonian optics will not help you to show that Newton
    predicts the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun
    to be +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6.



    The deflection of light about the Sun was about _half_
    or _twice_ what Einstein gave as predicted, illustrating
    the aspects of _continuum mechanics_ of the _pure diffraction_
    of light about halving and doubling measures and spaces.

    Or, Einstein after Eddington was about "half less wrong".

    Ross,

    The deflection of light about the Sun was about _half_
    or _twice_ what Einstein gave as predicted

    No.

    There are two historically relevant predictions:

    Newton/Soldner-type calculation: ~0.87 arcsec
    General Relativity (1915): ~1.75 arcsec

    Einstein's earlier 1911 calculation also gave approximately the
    half-value, because his theory of gravity was not yet complete.

    The important word is "earlier".

    Einstein after Eddington was about "half less wrong".

    No again.

    Einstein predicted ~1.75 arcsec in 1915.

    Eddington's eclipse expedition was in 1919.

    Even continuum mechanics has not yet discovered how to make
    1919 happen before 1915.


    pure diffraction
    halving and doubling measures and spaces

    Now derive the solar deflection from that.

    Mass M, impact parameter b.

    GR predicts, to leading order,

    alpha = 4GM/(bc^2),

    which gives about 1.75 arcsec for a ray grazing the Sun.

    Please give the corresponding "pure diffraction" equation and
    calculate alpha.

    Otherwise "halving and doubling measures and spaces" is not an
    alternative theory.

    It is continuum vocabulary.


    Recall previous accounts about "spurious factors of two".

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 05:29:20 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Or maybe Python is too dumb to distinguish
    between Newtonian mechanics and Newtonian gravity
    theory

    Maciej, read the post you are answering.

    I wrote:

    "Newtonian mechanics ALONE contains no theory of light frequency"

    and then, separately:

    "Newtonian GRAVITATION has a gravitational potential Phi"

    So the distinction you accuse me of being "too dumb to distinguish"
    is the distinction explicitly made in the post.

    You have now helpfully supplied a Wikipedia page entitled

    "Newtonian dynamics"

    and observed that it isn't an article about gravitation.

    Excellent detective work.

    Now return to Paul's actual question.

    You wrote:

    "A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could give the result"

    namely the observed solar gravitational redshift.

    Fine.

    Show the calculation.

    Starting from whatever you mean by

    Newtonian optics + Newtonian gravity,

    derive

    Delta(lambda)/lambda ~= 2.1e-6.

    Equations, please.

    The distinction between mechanics and gravitation has now been
    settled by both of us.

    The interesting question is whether your claimed prediction
    actually exists.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 07:59:43 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/18/2026 7:29 AM, Python wrote:
    Or maybe Python is too dumb to distinguish
    between Newtonian mechanics and Newtonian gravity
    theory

    Maciej, read the post you are answering.

    I wrote:

    -a"Newtonian mechanics ALONE contains no theory of light frequency"
    and then, separately:

    Python, read the post you're answering. I wrote:
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.


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  • From athel.cb@gmail.com@user12588@newsgrouper.org.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 08:51:25 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity


    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the author? Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or
    is it to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? How
    much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    [ ... ]
    --
    athel

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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 11:09:08 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 17.09.2026 22:33, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 9:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .

    That's not what you said previously, poor
    piece of shit.

    No, it was YOU who said that it was a lie that Newton predicts
    the gravitational red shift to be +o++/++ = 0.
    So you must mean that Newton predicts the gravitational red
    shift is +o++/++ =/= 0.


    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6

    "Logic" worthy of relativistic scum,
    indeed.

    That's a real measurement.

    Which "Logic" that can affect a real measurement
    are you referring to?
    >>> A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been-a abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    No. You can't read too, no surprise.

    So you don't claim that Newton was right?

    Can you show how you arrived at that prediction?
    Use mathematics!

    Since you do not claim that Newton was right, you
    will obviously not try to prove that he was right.


    You are free to call me "a piece of lying, fanatic shit",
    if you think that will help. Efye

    You chose a couple of variants:
    "poor piece of shit" and "relativistic scum".
    That's OK, but did they help? :-D


    Enough now.
    --
    Paul, still having fun, but getting bored

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 11:52:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/18/2026 11:09 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 22:33, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 9:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 17.09.2026 11:48, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:
    On 9/17/2026 11:18 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Fact:
    The General Theory of Relativity predicts that
    the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 2.11e-6

    Probably. You and your fellow fanatics
    usually lie, but i have no reason to say
    it's the case.



    Fact:
    Newtonian Mechanics with Galilean Relativity predicts
    that the gravitational redshift of light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = 0

    And that's an obvious, impudent lie.
    Newtonian mechanics neither predicts
    anything about light, nor anything
    about gravitational field.

    If you claim that it is an obvious lie that Newton
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .

    That's not what you said previously, poor
    piece of shit.

    No, it was YOU who said that it was a lie that Newton predicts
    the gravitational red shift to be +o++/++ = 0.

    I guess it is a lie too (not for sure), but what
    I said was - that it's a lie that Newtonian mechanics
    predicts the gravitational red shift to be
    +o++/++ = 0.


    So you must mean that Newton predicts the gravitational red
    shift is +o++/++ =/= 0.

    "logic" worthy of relativistic scum, indeed.



    Fact:
    The HARPS-LFC spectrometer has measured that the redshift
    of the light from the Sun is:
    +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6

    "Logic" worthy of relativistic scum,
    indeed.

    The true quoting would be:
    "
    the Sun is +o++/++ = 0, then you claim that Newton obviously
    predicts that the gravitational redshift of light from
    the Sun is +o++/++ =/= 0 .

    "Logic" worthy of relativistic scum,
    indeed.
    "


    A combination of Newtonian optics
    and Newtonian gravity theory could
    give the result, indeed. Newtonian optics
    has been-a abandoned for 300 years - but
    a piece of lying, fanatic shit doesn't
    care. Its mad religion has trained
    it to bark "NEWTON WRONG!!!" so
    it does.

    So you claim that Newton is right and his prediction is
    in accordance with the measurement +o++/++ = (2.13-#2)e-6 ?

    No. You can't read too, no surprise.

    So you don't claim that Newton was right?

    I don't.


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  • From Richard Hachel@r.hachel@tiscali.fr to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 11:49:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 17/09/2026 |a 22:04, Python a |-crit :
    Le 17/09/2026 |a 22:01, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/17/2026 12:12 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Einstein's earlier 1911 calculation also gave approximately the
    half-value, because his theory of gravity was not yet complete.

    Ca aura toujours une petite odeur de raccommodage apr|?s coup.

    Parlons plut||t d'avanc|-es th|-oriques. Que penses-tu de ta propre
    |-quation :

    <http://nemoweb.net/jntp?sDgfp-e2QiT3lqRAeXZOd2enQ-I@jntp/Data.Media:1>

    Mais surtout, que penses-tu de la construction mentale suivante :

    On place Tr (tau) en ordonn|-e, re4t (|-cart-temps, anisochronie) en abscisses avec le vecteur To=sqrt(Tr-#+re4t-#).

    Facile.

    On voit que si re4t parcouru est faible (Vr=Vo~0) on a une simple droite To=Tr et y=x.

    On voit que si la vitesse est constante (probl|?me relativiste galil|-en)
    To forme une droite, qui va se d|-caler de plus en plus vers Ox,
    au fur et |a mesure que la vitesse va cro|<tre.

    On voit aussi qu'en mode acc|-l|-r|-, d|-part arr|-t|-, la courbe du ph|-nom|?ne va longer y=x (Tr=To) puis s'incurver de plus en plus vers Ox,
    au fur |a |a mesure que la vitesse va cro|<tre. To |-tant, chez Hachel, le vecteur instantan|- OA |a chaque instant, c'est |a dire une "corde" et non
    une courbe.

    Facile.

    On stoppe le moteur de Bella. Le vecteur To ne subit plus
    l'acc|-l|-ration qui le pousse vers Ox, il continue en ligne fixe,
    mouvement galil|-en pur en conformit|- avec la vitesse.

    Facile encore.

    Mais que se passe-t-il si Bella cette fois, d|-cide de d|-c|-l|-rer?

    Le vecteur To va cette fois s'|-loigner d'Ox, formant un coin, pour aller rejoindre To=Tr (y=x) puis que To tendra de plus en plus vers Tr,
    asymptote jusqu'au moment o|| v=0.

    Une succession d'acc|-l|-ration et de d|-c|-l|-ration formant une sorte
    de sinuso|>de sur une droite Vr choisi va dont former une sorte de
    sinuso|>de. Cette sinuso|>de est To pour les scientifiques, alors que pour Hachel, c'est la droite qui est To.

    Peut-|-tre pourrait-on trouver, de l|a, ou de tout cela, des th|-ories exp|-rimentales, ce qui n'est pas si simple.

    R.H.
    --
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 20:16:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from
    26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is it
    to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? How
    much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is undoubtedly
    the hardest book ever written. I will publish the introduction if you
    like.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 20:30:04 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 11:09:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 17.09.2026 22:33, skrev Maciej Wo+|niak:

    You chose a couple of variants:
    "poor piece of shit" and "relativistic scum".
    That's OK, but did they help? :-D


    Enough now.

    Paul, can you tell us exactly what is red shifting. Einstein said
    'frequency' is red shifted on leaving a star to account for light's loss
    of energy. How is it that you are now claiming that WAVELENGTH is observed
    to be redshifted. I think you are terribly confused.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 18 15:33:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from
    26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is it
    to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? How
    much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy is
    available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the introduction if you
    like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?


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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 14:49:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 18.09.2026 22:30, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul, can you tell us exactly what is red shifting. Einstein said
    'frequency' is red shifted on leaving a star to account for light's loss
    of energy. How is it that you are now claiming that WAVELENGTH is observed
    to be redshifted. I think you are terribly confused.

    The topic in this thread is Einstein's thought experiment
    about relativity of simultaneity.

    What I and GR are claiming about red shift of light from
    a star is thoroughly explained in the thread:
    "Let's Clear up the 'GR Redshift' Myth"

    So why are asking your idiotic question yet again when
    I have answered it several times in that thread?

    But I can repeat it:

    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity
    Planet Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational
    red shift of light from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    +o++/++ = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    +o++/++ = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f++ = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    +of/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.

    Make my day, repeat what you wrote September 5., 2026:
    "No Paul, HARPS measured a blue wavelength shift but you used their
    equivalent velocity figures to make out it was a red shift."
    or
    "Aha! I see your problem, +o++/++ is a positive shift.
    That is a shift towards the BLUE end of the spectrum."

    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Richard Hachel@r.hachel@tiscali.fr to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 14:34:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 19/09/2026 |a 14:48, "Paul B. Andersen" a |-crit :
    Den 18.09.2026 22:30, skrev HenryWilson:

    https://paulba.no/

    Ca existe encore ces conneries l|a?

    R.H.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 22:23:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from
    26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is it
    to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? How
    much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy is
    available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 22:32:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 18.09.2026 22:30, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul, can you tell us exactly what is red shifting. Einstein said
    'frequency' is red shifted on leaving a star to account for light's
    loss of energy. How is it that you are now claiming that WAVELENGTH is
    observed to be redshifted. I think you are terribly confused.

    The topic in this thread is Einstein's thought experiment about
    relativity of simultaneity.

    Why can you not tell the world what is oscillating? Can you define the 'frequency' that is redshifted?

    What I and GR are claiming about red shift of light from a star is
    thoroughly explained in the thread:
    "Let's Clear up the 'GR Redshift' Myth"

    So why are asking your idiotic question yet again when I have answered
    it several times in that thread?

    But I can repeat it:

    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet
    Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red shift of light
    from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    +o++/++ = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    +o++/++ = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f++ = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    +of/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.

    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.

    Make my day, repeat what you wrote September 5., 2026:
    "No Paul, HARPS measured a blue wavelength shift but you used their
    equivalent velocity figures to make out it was a red shift."
    or "Aha! I see your problem, +o++/++ is a positive shift.
    That is a shift towards the BLUE end of the spectrum."

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue, just provide a definition of what it is.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 22:45:37 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sat, 19 Sep 26 14:34:28 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    Le 19/09/2026 |a 14:48, "Paul B. Andersen" a |-crit :
    Den 18.09.2026 22:30, skrev HenryWilson:

    https://paulba.no/

    Ca existe encore ces conneries l|a?

    Paul's brain obviously does not operate well in cold climates. .but he
    managed to acquire a Phd in "how to fool people with circular logic". His articles consistently show how to prove light speed is always c, by using
    the findings of a theory devised on the postulate that light speed IS
    always c.
    His demonstration of a light clock is probably his funniest.

    R.H.

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 19 17:43:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from
    26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is it >>>> to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? How
    much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy is
    available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book
    unless it's on acid-free paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....



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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 11:17:11 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue, just provide a definition of what it is.

    You really need to take that fight to the next CGPM.
    Since the last revision of the SI they insist
    that only frequencies can be measured,
    and that conversely every physical quantity is defined as a frequency.
    (or a power of)
    Nothing to do with relativity of course, just metrology.

    You have a problem though: it is an expert conference,
    and they won't be impressed by you telling them
    that they don't understand their stuff,

    Jan



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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 11:32:15 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/20/2026 11:17 AM, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue, just
    provide a definition of what it is.

    You really need to take that fight to the next CGPM.
    Since the last revision of the SI they insist
    that only frequencies can be measured,
    and that conversely every physical quantity is defined as a frequency.
    (or a power of)
    Nothing to do with relativity of course, just metrology.


    And in the meantime in the real world - forbidden
    by your mad church improper clocks keep measuring
    improper t'=t in improper seconds.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 10:24:29 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from >>>>>> 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is
    it to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy
    is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it into
    a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on acid-free
    paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper bok. It's an ebook. nobody important reads printed
    books.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 10:27:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 11:17:11 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue,
    just provide a definition of what it is.

    You really need to take that fight to the next CGPM.
    Since the last revision of the SI they insist that only frequencies can
    be measured,
    and that conversely every physical quantity is defined as a frequency.
    (or a power of)
    Nothing to do with relativity of course, just metrology.

    You have a problem though: it is an expert conference,
    and they won't be impressed by you telling them that they don't
    understand their stuff,

    The whole of Modern Physics has gone right off the rails. I'm quite happy
    to be the first to point that out.

    Jan

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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 13:43:31 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 11:17:11 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue,
    just provide a definition of what it is.

    You really need to take that fight to the next CGPM.
    Since the last revision of the SI they insist that only frequencies can
    be measured,
    and that conversely every physical quantity is defined as a frequency.
    (or a power of)
    Nothing to do with relativity of course, just metrology.

    You have a problem though: it is an expert conference,
    and they won't be impressed by you telling them that they don't
    understand their stuff,

    The whole of Modern Physics has gone right off the rails. I'm quite happy
    to be the first to point that out.

    Will it really surprise you to learn
    that 'the whole of modern physics' won't listen?
    You have nothing but words, and physics isn't about words.

    To get anyone at all to pay attention to you
    you will need a verifiable prediction for an experimental outcome
    that improves upon what is already known,

    Jan
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 07:34:41 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling from >>>>>>> 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the
    author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or is >>>>>> it to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch it? >>>>>> How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy >>>>>> is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it into
    a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on acid-free
    paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper bok. It's an ebook. nobody important reads printed
    books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 15:41:53 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 13:43:31 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 11:17:11 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    Paul, the 'frequency' of light doesn't exist. If you want to argue,
    just provide a definition of what it is.

    You really need to take that fight to the next CGPM.
    Since the last revision of the SI they insist that only frequencies
    can be measured,
    and that conversely every physical quantity is defined as a
    frequency. (or a power of)
    Nothing to do with relativity of course, just metrology.

    You have a problem though: it is an expert conference,
    and they won't be impressed by you telling them that they don't
    understand their stuff,

    The whole of Modern Physics has gone right off the rails. I'm quite
    happy to be the first to point that out.

    Will it really surprise you to learn that 'the whole of modern physics'
    won't listen?
    You have nothing but words, and physics isn't about words.

    To get anyone at all to pay attention to you you will need a verifiable prediction for an experimental outcome that improves upon what is
    already known,

    I have done that many times. That's why I had to write a book.

    Jan

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 16:03:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 07:34:41 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling
    from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the >>>>>>> author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or >>>>>>> is it to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch >>>>>>> it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy >>>>>>> is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it
    into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on acid-free
    paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper book. It's an ebook. nobody important reads printed
    books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Please don't insult me. I am not a scammer.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.

    The book is already written. I am just adding a few more graphics.
    Ordinary word processor. It's an easy reader. Physics without the big
    maths. Simple algebraic equations are ASCII. No problem.

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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 19:19:08 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet
    Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red shift of light
    from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    +o++/++ = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    +o++/++ = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f++ = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    +of/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    A rather remarkable claim from a fully qualified physicist
    with these credentials:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:
    <<
    I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity, thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential
    equations, laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely
    separate science degree majoring in psych and genetics
    with a few other biological and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research
    in Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty
    years.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 19:32:25 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/20/2026 7:19 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet
    Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red shift of light
    from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    +o++/++ = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    +o++/++ = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    -a-a The equation f++ = c
    -a-a-a where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    +of/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    All physicists ever are frauds. Experiments
    are real and that they "confirm" The Shit
    of your mad guru (or anything else) is a
    lie, and a ridiculous one. But you're an
    idiot so you buy.

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 20 13:44:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/20/2026 09:03 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 07:34:41 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling >>>>>>>>> from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is the >>>>>>>> author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or >>>>>>>> is it to be self-published because no serious publisher will touch >>>>>>>> it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free copy >>>>>>>> is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is
    undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it
    into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on acid-free
    paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper book. It's an ebook. nobody important reads printed
    books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Please don't insult me. I am not a scammer.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.

    The book is already written. I am just adding a few more graphics.
    Ordinary word processor. It's an easy reader. Physics without the big
    maths. Simple algebraic equations are ASCII. No problem.



    Carl Sagan says the reason humanity is intelligent is "libraries".

    Not "subscriptions".


    That said, then of course you'll have an extensive bibliography
    and make citations of all the accounts of work in the field as
    from whatever references you may select, as hopefully represent
    an honest account of the known authorities throughout the field,
    not just wrapping-old-as-new a "parallel reconstruction" of events.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 09:56:03 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    All physicists ever are frauds.

    Ah. ALL physicists EVER.

    That clarifies things considerably.

    So this is no longer merely:

    Einstein was wrong,
    relativity is wrong,
    relativistic experiments are misinterpreted.

    Apparently the fraud includes the whole profession.

    Galileo: fraud.
    Newton: fraud.
    Faraday: fraud.
    Maxwell: fraud.
    Hertz: fraud.
    Rutherford: fraud.
    Bohr: fraud.
    Fermi: fraud.
    Every experimental physicist since: fraud.

    Which raises a fascinating historical question:

    When exactly did this conspiracy begin?

    Was Galileo already faking falling bodies in preparation for
    Einstein three centuries later?

    Did Newton invent mechanics as an elaborate 17th-century cover-up
    for GR?

    Was Faraday falsifying electromagnetic experiments before Maxwell
    had even written the equations they were supposed to confirm?


    More seriously, you have now made your position completely
    immune to experiment.

    If an experiment disagrees with established physics:

    "Physics is wrong."

    If it agrees:

    "Physicists are frauds."

    That isn't scientific skepticism.

    It's an experimental result disposal system.


    And there is a wonderfully self-destructive consequence.

    You constantly appeal to experimental facts when you think they
    support your own ideas.

    But who produced those facts?

    Physicists.

    The very people you have just declared to be frauds.

    So apparently physicists are trustworthy when their measurements
    can be recruited for Wilson physics, and frauds when the same
    measurements support ordinary physics.

    Very convenient.


    Galileo introduced the idea that Nature, rather than authority,
    gets the final vote.

    Four centuries later, Maciej has discovered an improvement:

    Nature gets a vote, but Maciej counts the ballots.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 12:25:01 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 11:56 AM, Python wrote:
    All physicists ever are frauds.

    Ah. ALL physicists EVER.

    That clarifies things considerably.

    So this is no longer merely:

    -aEinstein was wrong,
    -arelativity is wrong,
    -arelativistic experiments are misinterpreted.

    Apparently the fraud includes the whole profession.

    Galileo: fraud.
    Newton: fraud.
    Faraday: fraud.
    Maxwell: fraud.
    Hertz: fraud.
    Rutherford: fraud.
    Bohr: fraud.
    Fermi: fraud.
    Every experimental physicist since: fraud.

    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are
    The Laws of Nature. i.e. that The Nature
    Itself is speaking through his mouth.
    Physicists always were frauds, the idiot
    was just stupider and more impudent than
    his predecessors.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 10:27:39 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are
    The Laws of Nature.

    Ah.

    So "ALL physicists EVER are frauds" has already become:

    "Everyone claiming infallible access to Nature is a fraud."

    That's rather different, Maciej.

    And, amusingly, physicists generally DON'T claim that.

    A physical "law" is not Nature whispering divine truth into
    Newton's or Einstein's ear.

    It is a mathematical model saying:

    IF the model is correct,
    THEN experiment should give X.

    Experiment gives X, within stated uncertainty:
    the model survives another test.

    Experiment gives not-X:
    the model has a problem.

    That's precisely why physics has error bars, competing models,
    experimental replication and theories that get replaced.


    So your magnificent indictment of

    ALL PHYSICISTS EVER

    has survived approximately one post before becoming:

    "People claiming to be infallible are frauds."

    Splendid.

    Galileo, Newton and Faraday may leave the courtroom.

    We appear to be prosecuting the Pope.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 12:54:20 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 12:27 PM, Python wrote:
    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are
    The Laws of Nature.

    Ah.

    So "ALL physicists EVER are frauds" has already become:

    -a"Everyone claiming infallible access to Nature is a fraud."

    That's rather different, Maciej.

    It is not, that's what your bunch of
    idiots is. Wanna a quoting where you
    babble that Nature Itself votes for your
    crap? That's what I'm calling "a fraud".


    And, amusingly, physicists generally DON'T claim that.

    A physical "law" is not Nature whispering divine truth into
    Newton's or Einstein's ear.

    It is a mathematical model saying:

    -aIF the model is correct,
    -aTHEN experiment should give X.

    Experiment gives X

    Nope, it doesn't. And what happens
    after it doesn't? A physicist wave his
    arms and screams "THESE CLOCKS ARE NOT
    WHAT THE NATURE ITSELF TOLD ME CLOCKS
    SHOULD BE!!!!!!"

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 11:09:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Nope, it doesn't.

    Good. Then NAME ONE.

    One experiment.
    One prediction.
    One measured number.

    You keep claiming:

    prediction = X
    experiment = not X
    physicists scream and redefine the clocks.

    Fine.

    Give us:

    1. the experiment,
    2. the physical clocks,
    3. the relativistic prediction,
    4. the measured result,
    5. the quotation where physicists say the clocks
    aren't clocks because the result disagreed.

    Numbers and references.

    Because last time we actually pinned you down to a number,
    you said:

    "Cs clocks, AFAIK +38 microseconds."

    And +38 us/day is precisely the famous GPS relativistic
    clock-rate effect you were supposedly disproving.

    So enough with:

    "THE NATURE ITSELF!!!!"
    "IDIOTS!!!!"
    "FRAUDS!!!!"
    "THESE CLOCKS AREN'T CLOCKS!!!!"

    That's theatre.

    Show us the failed prediction.

    One will do.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 13:19:18 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 1:09 PM, Python wrote:
    Nope, it doesn't.

    Good. Then NAME ONE.

    One experiment.
    One prediction.
    One measured number.

    You keep claiming:

    -aprediction = X
    -aexperiment = not X
    -aphysicists scream and redefine the clocks.

    Fine.

    Give us:

    -a1. the experiment,
    -a2. the physical clocks,
    -a3. the relativistic prediction,
    -a4. the measured result,
    -a5. the quotation where physicists say the clocks
    -a-a-a aren't clocks because the result disagreed.

    event e1 - a clock in a GPS ground base
    indicates 2026-09-25 00:00:00. 00000000
    event e2 - a clock in a GPS ground base
    indicates 2026-09-26 00:00:00. 00000000

    According to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    What does an idiot physicist do? Waves his arms
    and screams - "THIS IS NOT PROPER CLOCK!!!!"

    How does an idiot physicist know that it's
    an improper clock? Of course, Nature Itself
    has voted, what else?

    But no, nature hasn't. It's a fraud.



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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 11:27:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    According to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    Maciej, you have finally provided your experiment.

    And unfortunately it destroys your argument.

    The +38 us/day prediction is for the RATE DIFFERENCE produced
    by putting the clock in GPS orbit.

    But an operational GPS satellite clock is deliberately adjusted
    to compensate for that rate difference.

    This isn't something physicists invented afterwards because
    "The Wrong Clock Ticketh".

    It is literally in the GPS engineering specification.

    The satellite frequency standard is offset by

    df/f = -4.4647e-10

    to compensate for relativistic effects.

    For the traditional 10.23 MHz source this corresponds to about

    10.22999999543 MHz

    on board.

    Then Nature applies the orbital relativistic effect.

    Result:

    deliberately slow clock
    + relativistic rate difference
    --------------------------------
    approximately GPS coordinate rate.

    And you observe:

    24 h.

    YES.

    THAT IS WHAT THE SYSTEM WAS ENGINEERED TO DO.


    Your argument is therefore:

    1. Relativity predicts +38 us/day.

    2. Engineers deliberately offset the oscillator to compensate
    for the predicted relativistic rate difference.

    3. The compensated clock stays close to GPS time.

    4. Therefore relativity predicted +38 us/day and Nature
    measured zero.

    No.

    You measured the compensation working.


    Nobody needs to scream:

    "THIS IS NOT A PROPER CLOCK!!!!"

    It is a perfectly real atomic clock.

    Its RATE HAS BEEN DELIBERATELY OFFSET.


    And this is wonderfully testable.

    Your explanation says the relativistic correction is unnecessary.

    So take an otherwise equivalent uncompensated atomic frequency
    standard, put it into the GPS orbit, and compare its accumulated
    time with the terrestrial reference.

    Your prediction: apparently no +38 us/day.

    Relativity: approximately +38 us/day.

    THAT would be the experiment.


    You spent several posts accusing the whole history of physics
    of fraud.

    It turns out your first concrete example of the fraud was an
    engineering correction explicitly printed in the GPS
    specification.

    Nature did vote, Maciej.

    You accidentally counted the compensation as her ballot.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 13:32:39 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 1:27 PM, Python wrote:
    According to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    Maciej, you have finally provided your experiment.

    And unfortunately it destroys your argument.

    The +38 us/day prediction is for the RATE DIFFERENCE produced
    by putting the clock in GPS orbit.

    You're lying, like usual. And this time
    your lies have EXTREMLY short legs - you
    don't even measure clock rates in seconds,
    but in Hz.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 11:40:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    you don't even measure clock rates in seconds,
    but in Hz.

    Maciej...

    What do you think Hz means?

    1 Hz = 1 cycle / second.

    Frequency IS a rate.

    If a clock produces N cycles, its elapsed time is obtained by
    COUNTING those cycles.

    A fractional frequency offset

    df/f

    is therefore a fractional CLOCK RATE offset:

    d(tau)/dt - 1.

    Integrate that rate difference over one day and you get a
    TIME difference in seconds.

    For GPS:

    fractional rate offset ~ 4.46e-10

    and

    86400 s * 4.46e-10 = 38.5 us.

    This is so elementary that the official GPS specification itself
    calls df/f = -4.4647e-10 a CLOCK RATE offset and also expresses
    it as a frequency offset in Hz.

    Same physical quantity, Maciej:

    Hz -> instantaneous clock rate
    microseconds -> accumulated clock offset.

    You have just accused me of lying because derivatives and
    integrals have different units.

    At this rate, your next expos|- of the Great Physics Fraud will be:

    "Speed cannot be measured in kilometres,
    you idiots measure it in km/h!"
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 16:00:58 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 1:40 PM, Python wrote:
    you don't even measure clock rates in seconds,
    but in Hz.

    Maciej...

    What do you think Hz means?

    -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a 1 Hz = 1 cycle / second.



    Frequency IS a rate.

    If a clock produces N cycles, its elapsed time is obtained by
    COUNTING those cycles.

    A fractional frequency offset

    -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a df/f

    is therefore a fractional CLOCK RATE offset:

    -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a d(tau)/dt - 1.

    Integrate that rate difference over one day and you get a
    TIME difference in seconds.

    For GPS:

    -afractional rate offset ~ 4.46e-10

    and

    -a86400 s * 4.46e-10 = 38.5 us.

    This is so elementary that the official GPS specification itself
    calls df/f = -4.4647e-10 a CLOCK RATE offset and also expresses
    it as a frequency offset in Hz.

    Same physical quantity, Maciej:

    -aHz-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a -> instantaneous clock rate
    -amicroseconds-a-a -> accumulated clock offset.

    Nope. A clock offset and a clock rate
    are different quantities with different units.

    And, according to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse/accumulate
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    What does an idiot physicist do? Waves his arms
    and screams - "THIS IS NOT PROPER CLOCK!!!!"

    How does an idiot physicist know that it's
    an improper clock? Of course, Nature Itself
    has voted, what else?

    But no, nature hasn't. It's a fraud.






    You have just accused me of lying because derivatives and
    integrals have different units.

    At this rate, your next expos|- of the Great Physics Fraud will be:

    -a"Speed cannot be measured in kilometres,
    -a you idiots measure it in km/h!"

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 14:36:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    A clock offset and a clock rate
    are different quantities with different units.

    Yes. That is exactly what I wrote.

    A velocity and a distance are also different quantities with different
    units:

    v = dx/dt
    Delta x = integral(v dt)

    Likewise:

    rate offset = d(tau)/dt - 1
    clock offset = integral(rate offset dt)

    Pointing out that the derivative and its integral have different units
    is not an objection. It is elementary calculus.

    And, according to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse/accumulate
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    Of course it is.

    You have now discovered what the GPS clock frequency correction is for.

    The approximately 38 us/day is the relativistic rate difference that
    would accumulate between an uncorrected satellite clock and GPS
    coordinate time.

    GPS does not launch an uncorrected clock and then stare helplessly at
    it gaining 38 us every day.

    The satellite oscillator is frequency-offset so that, once in orbit,
    its relativistically shifted rate realizes GPS time.

    Schematically:

    natural orbital clock rate
    |
    | relativistic offset ~ +4.46e-10
    v
    would gain
    ~38 us/day

    so the clock is preset by approximately the opposite fractional
    frequency offset.

    After compensation:

    24 h of GPS coordinate time
    ~
    24 h indicated by the operational GPS clock.

    That agreement is the result the correction was designed to obtain,
    not evidence that the correction does not exist.

    Your argument is essentially:

    "My corrected watch keeps the right time,
    therefore the correction was unnecessary."

    How does an idiot physicist know that it's
    an improper clock?

    Nobody needs an "improper clock".

    An ideal clock measures proper time along its worldline. The issue is
    that GPS needs a common coordinate time realized by clocks following
    different worldlines and sitting at different gravitational
    potentials.

    Those are different concepts.

    And this is not philosophy or a vote by "Nature". It is engineering:
    frequency standards, specified rate offsets, synchronization
    conventions, and measurable accumulated phase/time differences.

    The particularly funny part is that you started by objecting that
    frequency is measured in Hz rather than seconds.

    Now you agree that there is a clock *rate* and a clock *offset*, but
    apparently object to obtaining the latter by integrating the former.

    Calculus is having a difficult afternoon.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 16:47:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 4:36 PM, Python wrote:
    A clock offset and a clock rate
    are different quantities with different units.

    Yes. That is exactly what I wrote.

    Quoting:


    Same physical quantity, Maciej:

    Hz -> instantaneous clock rate
    microseconds -> accumulated clock offset.



    And, according to The Shit, between e1 and e2
    a clock on a GPS satellite should elapse/accumulate
    24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    Of course it is.

    You have now discovered what the GPS clock frequency correction is for.

    The approximately 38 us/day is the relativistic rate difference that
    would accumulate between an uncorrected satellite clock and GPS
    coordinate time.

    Would. = doesn't.
    Common sense has been warning the idiot.
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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 15:25:11 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Would. = doesn't.
    Common sense has been warning the idiot.

    Maciej, this is magnificent.

    Yes:

    WOULD -- if the clock were not compensated.

    It doesn't accumulate 38 us/day BECAUSE the oscillator is
    deliberately offset to compensate for that rate difference.

    Your reasoning is now:

    Without correction, effect X would occur.

    Engineers apply correction -X.

    Result: approximately zero.

    Maciej: "Aha! X doesn't occur!"

    By that argument:

    Without a thermostat, the house WOULD get colder.

    The thermostat compensates.

    The house doesn't get colder.

    Therefore cold weather doesn't exist.


    And there is an embarrassingly simple experimental test:

    remove the compensation.

    Your claim predicts that nothing relevant changes.

    Relativity predicts the uncompensated clock will accumulate
    approximately +38 us/day relative to the reference.

    So "would" isn't an escape hatch.

    It's the counterfactual that tells you exactly what experiment
    distinguishes the two claims.

    Common sense is welcome.

    Now let Nature vote without the thermostat.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 17:35:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 5:25 PM, Python wrote:
    Would. = doesn't.
    Common sense has been warning the idiot.

    Maciej, this is magnificent.

    Yes:

    -aWOULD -- if the clock were not compensated.

    As said - physics is a fraud.
    In ordinary physics:
    1)you make some theoretical claims
    2)you make measurement procedures intended
    to give the results fitting those claims
    3)you perform those procedures, wave arms
    and pretend The Nature Itself has made
    them instead you.

    In relativistic physics you don't even
    bother with the last step. You just
    wave arms and scream "IF WE MADE
    MEASUREMENTS FITTING OUR IDIOCIES
    - THEY WOULD FIT OUR IDIOCIES!!!!
    THE NATURE ITSELF IS BLESSING OUR
    IDIOCIES!!!"

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 15:46:29 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    In relativistic physics you don't even
    bother with the last step.

    Excellent.

    Five minutes ago your argument was:

    "But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision."

    That was supposed to be an EXPERIMENTAL RESULT.

    Now that we ask you to compare the actual predictions for an
    UNCOMPENSATED clock, suddenly:

    experiments don't happen at all.

    You cannot have it both ways.

    Either measurements of clocks are evidence, in which case give us
    the measurement of the uncompensated clock that contradicts the
    relativistic prediction.

    Or measurements of clocks are not evidence, in which case your

    "But it doesn't. It's 24h"

    is worthless too.


    And your description of physics is wonderfully self-defeating:

    measurement agrees with Maciej -> experimental fact

    measurement agrees with physics -> procedure designed by frauds

    This isn't skepticism.

    It's a filter with the desired conclusion hard-coded into it.


    So, again:

    uncompensated atomic clock in GPS orbit

    relativity: approximately +38 us/day

    Maciej: ?

    One number, please.

    No idiots.
    No frauds.
    No arm waving.
    No Nature Itself.

    Just your prediction.

    This is becoming an extraordinarily difficult number to obtain
    from a man who claims the experiment proves him right.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 18:01:50 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 5:46 PM, Python wrote:
    In relativistic physics you don't even
    bother with the last step.

    Excellent.

    Five minutes ago your argument was:

    -a"But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision."

    That was supposed to be an EXPERIMENTAL RESULT.

    No. It was supposed to be the reality.
    In opposition to your gedanken delusions,
    where clocks fitting your gedanken
    delusions are giving the results fitting
    your gedanken delusions. It's not
    happening for real, it's only delusions
    of yours.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 16:14:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    No. It was supposed to be the reality.

    Ah.

    And how exactly did you establish this "reality":

    "It's 24h with a good precision"

    without a measurement?

    You gave a numerical statement:

    24 h, with good precision.

    Either somebody MEASURED that, in which case give the
    measurement and the experimental setup,

    or nobody measured it, in which case your "reality" is precisely
    the gedanken claim you accuse me of making.

    There is no third option called:

    REALITY, revealed directly to Maciej.


    And notice what you are still desperately avoiding:

    uncompensated atomic clock in GPS orbit

    relativity: approximately +38 us/day

    Maciej: ? ? ? ? ? ?

    One number.

    After all these posts about "reality", producing your prediction
    shouldn't be this difficult.

    Unless "reality" is simply the name you give to whatever you
    already believe.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 18:28:21 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 6:14 PM, Python wrote:
    No. It was supposed to be the reality.

    Ah.

    And how exactly did you establish this "reality":

    -a"It's 24h with a good precision"

    without a measurement?

    You gave a numerical statement:

    -a24 h, with good precision.

    Either somebody MEASURED that, in which case give the
    measurement and the experimental setup,

    or nobody measured it, in which case your "reality" is precisely
    the gedanken claim you accuse me of making.

    There is no third option called:

    -aREALITY, revealed directly to Maciej.


    And notice what you are still desperately avoiding:

    -auncompensated atomic clock in GPS orbit


    I don't have to avoid them at all. They, very
    simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them. They're just a
    part of your moronic delusions, that's all.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 16:30:34 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    They, very simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them.

    Maciej...

    Unfortunately for you, somebody performed exactly that
    "gedanken" experiment.

    NTS-2, June 1977.

    Its cesium clock was operated for about TWENTY DAYS before
    the relativistic frequency correction was switched on.

    Prediction:

    +446.5 x 10^-12

    Measurement:

    +442.5 x 10^-12

    Agreement: about 1%.

    Only AFTER that measurement was the synthesizer switched on
    to compensate the effect.

    So we have exactly the sequence you claimed physics never does:

    1. prediction made;
    2. correction hardware built but LEFT OFF;
    3. uncompensated clock flown;
    4. clock rate measured;
    5. result compared with prediction;
    6. correction switched on afterwards.

    And you have just written:

    "They, very simply, don't exist."

    They did.

    In orbit.

    For twenty days.

    In 1977.

    This is no longer a dispute about relativity, Maciej.

    You have chosen as your example of an experiment that
    "doesn't exist" an experiment that was actually performed
    specifically because people doubted the relativistic prediction.

    And Nature gave approximately the number you say is a
    "moronic delusion".

    This time, "gedanken" had a satellite.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 18:41:29 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 6:30 PM, Python wrote:
    They, very simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them.

    Maciej...

    Unfortunately for you, somebody performed exactly that
    "gedanken" experiment.

    NTS-2, June 1977.

    Its cesium clock was operated for about TWENTY DAYS before
    the relativistic frequency correction was switched on.

    So, for about TWENTY DAYS of the initial mess
    the mad prophecies of your idiot guru were
    matching the reality of GPS.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 16:42:34 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    So, for about TWENTY DAYS of the initial mess
    the mad prophecies of your idiot guru were
    matching the reality of GPS.

    Thank you.

    That will do nicely.

    Three posts ago:

    "They, very simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them."

    Now:

    "for about TWENTY DAYS ...
    [the predictions] were matching the reality"

    So in remarkably little time we have progressed from:

    IT NEVER HAPPENED

    to:

    OK, IT HAPPENED FOR TWENTY DAYS
    AND THE PREDICTION MATCHED REALITY,
    BUT THAT WAS "INITIAL MESS".

    That's quite a retreat.


    And notice what you have just conceded:

    prediction made BEFORE correction;

    uncompensated Cs clock actually flown;

    predicted rate shift observed;

    agreement with relativity;

    correction activated afterwards.

    That is EXACTLY the experiment you said existed only in my
    "moronic gedanken delusions".


    Calling the successful measurement "initial mess" doesn't
    make it disappear.

    It merely gives us the latest version of your experimental
    result disposal system:

    experiment doesn't exist
    |
    v
    evidence produced
    |
    v
    OK, it exists
    |
    v
    result agrees with relativity
    |
    v
    "initial mess"


    Nature finally got a vote.

    You just didn't like the result.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 18:55:10 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 6:42 PM, Python wrote:
    So, for about TWENTY DAYS of the initial mess
    the mad prophecies of your idiot guru were
    matching the reality of GPS.

    Thank you.

    That will do nicely.

    Three posts ago:

    -a"They, very simply, don't exist.
    -a You've only gedanken them."

    Now:

    -a"for about TWENTY DAYS ...
    -a [the predictions] were matching the reality"

    So in remarkably little time we have progressed from:

    -aIT NEVER HAPPENED

    A lie, as usual. Was "it's not happening".

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 17:20:35 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    A lie, as usual. Was "it's not happening".

    Fine. Exact quotation:

    "It's not happening for real"

    and then:

    "They, very simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them."

    NTS-2 settles BOTH claims.

    It DID happen for real.

    The uncompensated clock DID exist.

    It flew.

    It was measured for about twenty days.

    And, in your own words, during those twenty days the relativistic
    prediction was:

    "matching the reality of GPS."


    So let's use your exact chronology:

    Maciej:
    "It's not happening for real."

    Evidence:
    It happened for real.

    Maciej:
    "They ... don't exist."

    Evidence:
    One existed and flew in 1977.

    Maciej:
    OK, for twenty days the prediction
    was "matching the reality of GPS",
    but that was "initial mess."


    Excellent correction.

    You didn't say "it never happened".

    You said "it's not happening for real" about something that
    actually happened for real.

    Much better.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:46:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 7:20 PM, Python wrote:
    A lie, as usual. Was "it's not happening".

    Fine. Exact quotation:

    -a"It's not happening for real"

    and then:

    -a"They, very simply, don't exist.
    -a You've only gedanken them."

    NTS-2 settles BOTH claims.

    It DID happen for real.

    Exceptionally, during the initial disorder
    - and it's not happening for the last 50 years.

    You're taking some insignificant exception
    for the one and only correct, obvious rule.
    Typical for a brainwashed idiot.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 18:56:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet
    Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red shift of light
    from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    +o++/++ = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    +o++/++ = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f++ = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    +of/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look
    good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    A rather remarkable claim from a fully qualified physicist with these credentials:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:
    <<
    I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM, relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations,
    laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science
    degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological and
    physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years.

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but that's
    the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support
    Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why do you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the Doppler shift
    caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a redshift.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:06:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 26 10:27:39 +0000, Python wrote:

    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are The Laws of Nature.

    Ah.

    So "ALL physicists EVER are frauds" has already become:

    "Everyone claiming infallible access to Nature is a fraud."

    That's rather different, Maciej.

    And, amusingly, physicists generally DON'T claim that.

    A physical "law" is not Nature whispering divine truth into Newton's or Einstein's ear.

    It is a mathematical model saying:

    IF the model is correct,
    THEN experiment should give X.

    Experiment gives X, within stated uncertainty:
    the model survives another test.

    Experiment gives not-X:
    the model has a problem.

    That's precisely why physics has error bars, competing models,
    experimental replication and theories that get replaced.


    So your magnificent indictment of

    ALL PHYSICISTS EVER

    has survived approximately one post before becoming:

    "People claiming to be infallible are frauds."

    Splendid.

    Galileo, Newton and Faraday may leave the courtroom.

    He was right one one count. All the cowardly physicists who supported
    making Einstein's theories official did so purely to save their own reputations after the MMX proved them all wrong.


    We appear to be prosecuting the Pope.

    The pope is a leading scammer...selling seats in something that doesn't
    exist.



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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:09:53 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 26 11:27:32 +0000, Python wrote:

    According to The Shit, between e1 and e2 a clock on a GPS satellite
    should elapse 24hr+38us.

    But it doesn't. It's 24h with a good precision.

    Maciej, you have finally provided your experiment.

    And unfortunately it destroys your argument.

    The +38 us/day prediction is for the RATE DIFFERENCE produced by putting
    the clock in GPS orbit.

    38us/day just happens to be exactly fractionally equivalent to the speed increase of a falling GPS clock signal. Quite a coincidence, wouldn't you agree.

    But an operational GPS satellite clock is deliberately adjusted to
    compensate for that rate difference.

    This isn't something physicists invented afterwards because "The Wrong
    Clock Ticketh".

    It is literally in the GPS engineering specification.

    The satellite frequency standard is offset by

    df/f = -4.4647e-10

    to compensate for relativistic effects.

    For the traditional 10.23 MHz source this corresponds to about

    10.22999999543 MHz

    on board.

    Then Nature applies the orbital relativistic effect.

    Result:

    deliberately slow clock
    + relativistic rate difference --------------------------------
    approximately GPS coordinate rate.

    And you observe:

    24 h.

    YES.

    THAT IS WHAT THE SYSTEM WAS ENGINEERED TO DO.


    Your argument is therefore:

    1. Relativity predicts +38 us/day.

    2. Engineers deliberately offset the oscillator to compensate
    for the predicted relativistic rate difference.

    3. The compensated clock stays close to GPS time.

    4. Therefore relativity predicted +38 us/day and Nature
    measured zero.

    No.

    You measured the compensation working.


    Nobody needs to scream:

    "THIS IS NOT A PROPER CLOCK!!!!"

    It is a perfectly real atomic clock.

    Its RATE HAS BEEN DELIBERATELY OFFSET.


    And this is wonderfully testable.

    Your explanation says the relativistic correction is unnecessary.

    So take an otherwise equivalent uncompensated atomic frequency standard,
    put it into the GPS orbit, and compare its accumulated time with the terrestrial reference.

    Your prediction: apparently no +38 us/day.

    Relativity: approximately +38 us/day.

    THAT would be the experiment.


    You spent several posts accusing the whole history of physics of fraud.

    It turns out your first concrete example of the fraud was an engineering correction explicitly printed in the GPS specification.

    Nature did vote, Maciej.

    You accidentally counted the compensation as her ballot.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:15:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 13:44:44 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 09:03 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 07:34:41 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling >>>>>>>>>> from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is >>>>>>>>> the author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or >>>>>>>>> is it to be self-published because no serious publisher will >>>>>>>>> touch it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free >>>>>>>>> copy is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is >>>>>>>> undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the
    introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it >>>>>> into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on
    acid-free paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper book. It's an ebook. nobody important reads
    printed books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Please don't insult me. I am not a scammer.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.

    The book is already written. I am just adding a few more graphics.
    Ordinary word processor. It's an easy reader. Physics without the big
    maths. Simple algebraic equations are ASCII. No problem.



    Carl Sagan says the reason humanity is intelligent is "libraries".

    Not "subscriptions".


    That said, then of course you'll have an extensive bibliography and make citations of all the accounts of work in the field as from whatever references you may select, as hopefully represent an honest account of
    the known authorities throughout the field, not just wrapping-old-as-new
    a "parallel reconstruction" of events.

    Bibliographies are history. Just do an internet search and you will find
    it. Journals will all disappear soon. Anyone can publish anything on the Internet.

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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 21:32:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet
    Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red shift of light >>> from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    ??/? = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    ??/? = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f? = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    ?f/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look
    good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    A rather remarkable claim from a fully qualified physicist with these credentials:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:
    <<
    I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM, relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations,
    laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science
    degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological and
    physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years.

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but that's
    the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well
    to remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why do you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the Doppler shift
    caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
    E"a"c"h" "s"p"e"c"t"r"u"m" "w"a"s" "c"o"r"r"e"c"t"e"d" "f"o"r"
    r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "("s"e"e" "T"a"b"l"e" "1")" "u"s"i"n"g"
    th"e" "J"P"L" "e"p"h"e"m"e"r"i"s" "t"o" "p"l"a"c"e" "t"h"e"m" "i"n"
    "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t" "f"r"a"m"e" "("s"e"e"
    "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3"," "f"o"r" "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e" "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d" "r"a"d"i"a"l"
    "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e" "m"o"t"i"o"n"s"
    "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t" "t"o" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d" "a"l"s"o"
    "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2" "m" s""1"
    "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n","
    "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s" "t"h"e"
    "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e" "b"e"f"o"r"e"
    "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n" "a"n"g"l"e" "o"f" "4"3"reR"
    "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orital motion
    and for rotation of the Moon.
    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy
    because it can be verified by laser reflection.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail
    when you are going to claim it is all faked anyway?

    Jan
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 20:27:33 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity
    Planet Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red
    shift of light from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    ??/? = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    ??/? = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f? = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    ?f/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look
    good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    A rather remarkable claim from a fully qualified physicist with these
    credentials:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:
    <<
    I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity, thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential
    equations, laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely
    separate science degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few
    other biological and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years.

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to
    discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but
    that's the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well to
    remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support
    Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why do
    you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the Doppler
    shift caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
    E"a"c"h" "s"p"e"c"t"r"u"m" "w"a"s" "c"o"r"r"e"c"t"e"d" "f"o"r"
    r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "("s"e"e" "T"a"b"l"e" "1")" "u"s"i"n"g"
    th"e" "J"P"L" "e"p"h"e"m"e"r"i"s" "t"o" "p"l"a"c"e" "t"h"e"m" "i"n"
    "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t" "f"r"a"m"e" "("s"e"e"
    "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3"," "f"o"r" "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e" "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d" "r"a"d"i"a"l"
    "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e" "m"o"t"i"o"n"s"
    "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t" "t"o" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d" "a"l"s"o" "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2" "m" s""1"
    "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n","
    "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s" "t"h"e" "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e" "b"e"f"o"r"e"
    "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n" "a"n"g"l"e" "o"f" "4"3"reR"
    "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orbital motion and for rotation of the
    Moon.

    Ahuh No!

    They corrected assuming constant c.
    Light reflects from a moving mirror (or moon) at c+/-2v.
    So the experiment was very easy to fake.

    Light leaving a star is blue shifted in wavelength. It WAR anywhere is
    always its WER plus proper Doppler.

    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy because it can be
    verified by laser reflection.

    ...and the fact that its reflected light moves at c+2v is 100% certain.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail when you are going
    to claim it is all faked anyway?

    becUASE YOU INDOCTRINATED FOOLS STILL THINK YOU CAN PROVE THE GOD EINSTEIN CORRECT BY USING CIRCULAR LOGIC.

    Jan

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 20:33:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    So yes, they corrected for both orital motion and for rotation of the
    Moon.
    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy because it can be
    verified by laser reflection.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail when you are going
    to claim it is all faked anyway?

    Why did they use reflected light from the moon anyway? Why the hell didn't they just use direct sunlight?

    Was it because they knew they could not fake that?

    Jan

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 21:41:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Exceptionally, during the initial disorder

    What "disorder", exactly?

    NTS-2 was not an atomic clock accidentally falling out of a
    laboratory window.

    The clock was deliberately flown uncompensated.

    Its rate was deliberately measured.

    The relativistic prediction was known.

    And, as YOU have now conceded, the measured rate was
    "matching the reality of GPS".

    So what exactly was the "mess"?

    Which instrument was malfunctioning?

    Which measurement was invalid?

    Which systematic error produced the agreement?

    Which published number is wrong?

    You have provided none.

    "Initial mess" is not an explanation.

    It is merely the new label you invented AFTER discovering that
    the experiment you said

    "doesn't exist"

    actually existed and gave the result you said was a delusion.


    it's not happening for the last 50 years.

    Of course not.

    Once engineers had verified the uncompensated rate shift, they
    COMPENSATED FOR IT.

    Repeating the same twenty-day commissioning experiment on every
    GPS satellite for fifty years would be rather a strange
    engineering requirement.

    Your argument has now become:

    They never performed the experiment.

    Oh, they did.

    It agreed with relativity.

    But only because it was "initial mess".

    And then they stopped leaving the clocks uncompensated.

    Yes, Maciej.

    That's generally what engineers do after establishing that a
    correction is necessary:

    THEY APPLY THE CORRECTION.


    Calling the control experiment "disorder" because you dislike
    its result is not skepticism.

    It's housekeeping.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:41:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/21/2026 02:41 PM, Python wrote:
    Exceptionally, during the initial disorder

    What "disorder", exactly?

    NTS-2 was not an atomic clock accidentally falling out of a
    laboratory window.

    The clock was deliberately flown uncompensated.

    Its rate was deliberately measured.

    The relativistic prediction was known.

    And, as YOU have now conceded, the measured rate was
    "matching the reality of GPS".

    So what exactly was the "mess"?

    Which instrument was malfunctioning?

    Which measurement was invalid?

    Which systematic error produced the agreement?

    Which published number is wrong?

    You have provided none.

    "Initial mess" is not an explanation.

    It is merely the new label you invented AFTER discovering that
    the experiment you said

    "doesn't exist"

    actually existed and gave the result you said was a delusion.


    it's not happening for the last 50 years.

    Of course not.

    Once engineers had verified the uncompensated rate shift, they
    COMPENSATED FOR IT.

    Repeating the same twenty-day commissioning experiment on every
    GPS satellite for fifty years would be rather a strange
    engineering requirement.

    Your argument has now become:

    They never performed the experiment.

    Oh, they did.

    It agreed with relativity.

    But only because it was "initial mess".

    And then they stopped leaving the clocks uncompensated.

    Yes, Maciej.

    That's generally what engineers do after establishing that a
    correction is necessary:

    THEY APPLY THE CORRECTION.


    Calling the control experiment "disorder" because you dislike
    its result is not skepticism.

    It's housekeeping.


    You mean like a scullery assistant?

    No, it's book-keeping.



    Sweeping it under the rug eventually results more sweepings than rug.

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 19:43:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/21/2026 12:06 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Mon, 21 Sep 26 10:27:39 +0000, Python wrote:

    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are The Laws of Nature.

    Ah.

    So "ALL physicists EVER are frauds" has already become:

    "Everyone claiming infallible access to Nature is a fraud."

    That's rather different, Maciej.

    And, amusingly, physicists generally DON'T claim that.

    A physical "law" is not Nature whispering divine truth into Newton's or
    Einstein's ear.

    It is a mathematical model saying:

    IF the model is correct,
    THEN experiment should give X.

    Experiment gives X, within stated uncertainty:
    the model survives another test.

    Experiment gives not-X:
    the model has a problem.

    That's precisely why physics has error bars, competing models,
    experimental replication and theories that get replaced.


    So your magnificent indictment of

    ALL PHYSICISTS EVER

    has survived approximately one post before becoming:

    "People claiming to be infallible are frauds."

    Splendid.

    Galileo, Newton and Faraday may leave the courtroom.

    He was right one one count. All the cowardly physicists who supported
    making Einstein's theories official did so purely to save their own reputations after the MMX proved them all wrong.


    We appear to be prosecuting the Pope.

    The pope is a leading scammer...selling seats in something that doesn't exist.




    Like has already been established here already, Michelson-Morley doesn't
    say anything about real space-contraction.

    (And MMX is not the Minuteman ICBM fleet.)


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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 07:07:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/21/2026 11:41 PM, Python wrote:
    Exceptionally, during the initial disorder

    What "disorder", exactly?

    The system was not running yet.

    NTS-2 was not an atomic clock accidentally falling out of a
    laboratory window.

    Yes it was.



    The relativistic prediction was known.

    Yeah. "If you make clocks fitting the
    mad prophecies of your idiot guru - they
    will fit the mad prophecies of your idiot
    guru". Do you think it is hard to predict
    something like that?

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 21 22:26:42 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/21/2026 12:15 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 13:44:44 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 09:03 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 07:34:41 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling >>>>>>>>>>> from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is >>>>>>>>>> the author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? Or >>>>>>>>>> is it to be self-published because no serious publisher will >>>>>>>>>> touch it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free >>>>>>>>>> copy is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is >>>>>>>>> undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the >>>>>>>>> introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned it >>>>>>> into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on
    acid-free paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper book. It's an ebook. nobody important reads
    printed books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Please don't insult me. I am not a scammer.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.

    The book is already written. I am just adding a few more graphics.
    Ordinary word processor. It's an easy reader. Physics without the big
    maths. Simple algebraic equations are ASCII. No problem.



    Carl Sagan says the reason humanity is intelligent is "libraries".

    Not "subscriptions".


    That said, then of course you'll have an extensive bibliography and make
    citations of all the accounts of work in the field as from whatever
    references you may select, as hopefully represent an honest account of
    the known authorities throughout the field, not just wrapping-old-as-new
    a "parallel reconstruction" of events.

    Bibliographies are history. Just do an internet search and you will find
    it. Journals will all disappear soon. Anyone can publish anything on the Internet.


    Says who?


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 09:17:14 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard
    NTS-2 to tick.

    The whole point was to measure its rate BEFORE applying the
    relativistic correction.


    NTS-2 was not an atomic clock accidentally falling out of a
    laboratory window.

    Yes it was.

    No, Maciej.

    Satellites do not accidentally fall into 12-hour orbits carrying
    cesium clocks and telemetry.

    This was an experiment.


    "If you make clocks fitting the mad prophecies..."

    Excellent.

    Then tell us HOW the NTS-2 clock was "made to fit".

    The relativistic correction was OFF.

    So what physical modification to the cesium clock forced the
    measured fractional rate shift to be approximately

    +4.4e-10 ?

    Name it.

    Which component?

    Which adjustment?

    Which parameter was deliberately altered to manufacture that
    number?


    Because your story has now evolved into:

    "Uncompensated clocks don't exist."

    -> NTS-2 existed.

    "It wasn't happening for real."

    -> It happened for about 20 days.

    "Initial mess."

    -> The clock was deliberately being measured.

    "The clock was made to fit Einstein."

    -> HOW?


    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the
    effect of the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 11:38:58 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 11:17 AM, Python wrote:
    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard
    NTS-2 to tick.

    But when it doesn't work it's initial disorder.

    "If you make clocks fitting the mad prophecies..."

    Excellent.

    Then tell us HOW the NTS-2 clock was "made to fit".

    So, why were they chosen and marked as almost-perfect
    clocks?

    Doesn't really matter. 20 days, 50 years ago,
    initial disorder - combined together give:
    an exception of no significance.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 09:46:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    20 days, 50 years ago, initial disorder -
    combined together give:
    an exception of no significance.

    No, Maciej.

    NTS-2 was merely the particularly amusing counterexample to your
    claim that such an uncompensated clock

    "simply doesn't exist".

    But the evidence does not consist of one clock for twenty days
    in 1977.

    We have, among others:

    Gravity Probe A (1976):
    hydrogen maser carried to high altitude and compared
    with ground clocks.

    NTS-2 (1977):
    uncompensated Cs clock deliberately observed in orbit
    before the relativistic correction was switched on.

    NIST optical-clock experiments:
    gravitational rate difference measured between clocks
    separated vertically by only 33 cm;

    kinematic time dilation measured independently by changing
    the motion of the ion in one clock.

    Galileo GSAT-0201/0202:
    accidentally launched into eccentric orbits in 2014.

    Their hydrogen masers then provided a completely new
    gravitational-redshift test over roughly THREE YEARS.

    Again: agreement with the relativistic prediction.

    So your "20 days, 50 years ago" escape has lasted approximately
    as long as your previous escapes.


    And then there is the rather large engineering elephant in
    the room.

    GPS has been operated for decades with relativistic clock
    corrections.

    Other GNSS constellations also have to model relativistic clock
    effects.

    Modern satellite navigation is a gigantic network of atomic
    clocks whose rates, orbital motion and gravitational potentials
    must be mutually reconciled to maintain timing and positioning.


    So your story now requires us to believe something remarkable:

    relativity predicts clock-rate effects;

    atomic-clock experiments observe them;

    NTS-2 observed them;

    rocket experiments observe them;

    laboratory optical clocks observe them;

    eccentric Galileo satellites observe them;

    GNSS engineering accounts for them;

    the resulting systems work;

    and nevertheless:

    "it doesn't happen for real."


    At some point, Maciej, "exception" ceases to be an explanation.

    When the exceptions occur

    on the ground,
    in laboratories,
    in rockets,
    in satellites,
    with cesium clocks,
    with hydrogen masers,
    with optical clocks,
    over centimetres,
    and over thousands of kilometres,

    you no longer have an insignificant exception.

    You have experimental physics.


    And your original claim was not:

    "I dislike the interpretation."

    It was:

    "They, very simply, don't exist.
    You've only gedanken them."

    They exist.

    Lots of them.

    Some of them have been ticking for years.

    The gedanken experiment has developed a rather impressive
    hardware department.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 11:52:03 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 11:46 AM, Python wrote:
    20 days, 50 years ago, initial disorder -
    combined together give:
    an exception of no significance.

    No, Maciej.

    Yes, Python.


    NTS-2 was merely the particularly amusing counterexample to your
    claim that such an uncompensated clock

    -a-a-a-a-a-a "simply doesn't exist".

    Sorry, poor piece of shit. That they
    existed is not a counterexample to
    "they don't exist".
    And what brainwashed by your mad
    religion idiots do in their childish
    sandpits - is of no significance.
    Serious clocks made for serious
    measurements are different than you
    imagine.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 09:58:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    That they existed is not a counterexample to
    "they don't exist".

    Maciej, please preserve this sentence.

    It may be the finest summary of your position so far:

    Their existence is not a counterexample
    to "they don't exist".

    There really isn't much left to add.

    Serious clocks made for serious measurements are different

    Excellent. We have reached the next escape hatch.

    First:

    uncompensated clocks don't exist.

    Then:

    OK, NTS-2 existed, but "initial disorder".

    Then:

    OK, its result matched relativity, but "insignificant exception".

    Now:

    OK, such clocks exist, but they aren't "serious clocks".


    But really, nothing I can write improves upon your original:

    "That they existed is not a counterexample to 'they don't exist'."

    Frame it next to your award as

    "one of the best logicians Humanity ever had."

    It deserves the context.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 12:04:41 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 11:58 AM, Python wrote:
    That they existed is not a counterexample to
    "they don't exist".

    Maciej, please preserve this sentence.

    It may be the finest summary of your position so far:

    -aTheir existence is not a counterexample
    -ato "they don't exist".

    Did Roman Empire exist? Yes.
    Does it exist? No.
    No surprise basic grammar is too complicated for
    a relativistic idiot, however.

    The rest of your post is of course a lie,
    as usual. We were talking of uncompensated
    clocks at GPS, not about uncompensated clocks
    in sandpits of relativistic idiots.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 10:14:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Did Roman Empire exist? Yes.
    Does it exist? No.

    If by "they don't exist" you meant specifically:

    "there are no uncompensated clocks in the CURRENT
    operational GPS constellation",

    Of course there aren't.

    THAT IS THE POINT.

    The relativistic effect was tested with NTS-2 before compensation.
    It appeared with the predicted magnitude.

    The correction was then applied.

    Modern GPS clocks are deliberately operated so that, after the
    relativistic effects associated with their orbit are taken into
    account, they realize GPS coordinate time.

    So your argument is now:

    "Look! After engineers compensate for the predicted effect,
    I cannot find an uncompensated operational clock displaying
    the uncompensated effect!"

    Yes.

    And after I calibrate a scale, I don't normally leave an
    uncalibrated scale beside it for the next 50 years either.


    We were talking of uncompensated clocks at GPS, not about
    uncompensated clocks in sandpits of relativistic idiots.

    NTS-2 WAS an uncompensated atomic clock in the GPS development
    programme.

    You have already conceded that for those ~20 days its behaviour
    matched the relativistic prediction.

    Calling those 20 days "initial disorder" does not make the
    measurement disappear.

    More importantly, your attempted restriction to GPS no longer
    helps you.

    If your claim is physical -- that the relativistic clock-rate
    effect is not real -- then clocks outside GPS are precisely what
    we SHOULD test.

    And we have.

    Gravity Probe A.
    Laboratory atomic clocks.
    Optical clocks at different gravitational potentials.
    Optical clocks with different velocities.
    Galileo satellites in eccentric orbits.

    Different clocks.
    Different experiments.
    Different environments.
    Same relativistic physics.

    You cannot simultaneously argue

    "GPS clocks only behave that way because relativists
    deliberately made GPS clocks behave that way"

    and then dismiss every independent non-GPS clock experiment
    because

    "we were talking about GPS".

    Independent experiments are exactly how one tests whether the
    GPS result was engineered into the apparatus.

    The Roman Empire no longer exists.

    The NTS-2 uncompensated clock no longer exists either.

    Unfortunately for your argument, its measurements do, and other
    measurements also do.


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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 12:21:31 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 12:14 PM, Python wrote:
    Did Roman Empire exist? Yes.
    Does it exist? No.

    If by "they don't exist" you meant specifically:

    By they don't exist I mean specifically: they don't exist.

    THAT IS THE POINT.
    The point is: the measurement result is - 24h,
    though The Shit is predicting 24h+38us. Good bye,
    The Shit.
    A fanatic idiot explaining why the measurements
    don't fit his Shit does no way change the
    fact that they don't.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 10:22:58 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    The point is: the measurement result is - 24h,
    though The Shit is predicting 24h+38us.

    No.

    That is simply the false premise you keep repeating.

    Relativity does NOT predict

    24 h + 38 us

    for the COMPENSATED operational GPS clock.

    It predicts the relativistic rate shift for an otherwise
    equivalent UNCOMPENSATED clock in that orbit.

    GPS then deliberately compensates for that predicted shift.

    So:

    uncompensated clock:
    prediction -> about +38 us/day
    NTS-2 -> measured the predicted rate shift

    compensated operational GPS clock:
    prediction -> about 24 h
    measurement -> about 24 h

    You are comparing

    the prediction for A

    with

    the measurement of B

    and shouting "contradiction".


    A fanatic idiot explaining why the measurements
    don't fit his Shit

    But they DO fit.

    That's the rather fatal detail.

    The uncompensated experiment gave the uncompensated result.

    The compensated system gives the compensated result.

    You have even conceded the first one:

    "for about TWENTY DAYS ...
    the ... prophecies ... were matching the reality of GPS."

    So your argument has become:

    1. Relativity predicts +38 us/day without compensation.

    2. It was observed without compensation.

    3. Engineers compensate for it.

    4. With compensation, the residual is approximately zero.

    5. Therefore relativity is wrong because the compensated
    clock doesn't show +38 us/day.

    That's not an experimental refutation.

    That's subtracting 38 and then being astonished that 38
    isn't left.


    If you still disagree, give us the number.

    According to relativity, what should an OPERATIONAL,
    RELATIVISTICALLY COMPENSATED GPS clock accumulate relative
    to GPS coordinate time after one day?

    0 us?

    or

    +38 us?

    One number, Maciej.

    No theology required.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 12:29:18 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 12:22 PM, Python wrote:
    The point is: the measurement result is - 24h,
    though The Shit is predicting 24h+38us.

    No.

    That is simply the false premise you keep repeating.

    Relativity does NOT predict

    -a-a-a-a-a-a 24 h + 38 us

    for the COMPENSATED operational GPS clock.

    It just predicts 24h+38us for any clock.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 10:32:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    It just predicts 24h+38us for any clock.

    Ah. ANY clock.

    So if engineers deliberately make a clock run 38 us/day slow,
    Einstein magically reaches inside it and resets the oscillator.

    No, Maciej.

    Uncompensated clock:
    +38 us/day.

    Pre-compensated clock:
    -38 us/day + 38 us/day = approximately 0.

    Your argument is now that

    -38 + 38 = 38.

    Frame that one next to the logic award too.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 12:35:42 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 12:32 PM, Python wrote:
    It just predicts 24h+38us for any clock.

    Ah. ANY clock.

    So if engineers deliberately make a clock run 38 us/day slow,
    Einstein magically reaches inside it and resets the oscillator.

    No. Eistein just babble nonsenses having
    little in common with any reality.

    And his obedient, brainwashed doggies
    lie. For instance - that he only meant
    uncompensated Cs clocks. He had no clue
    such clocks will exist.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 10:41:55 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    He had no clue such clocks will exist.

    Of course Einstein didn't know cesium clocks would exist.

    He explicitly discussed CLOCKS.

    In 1905 he defines inertial frames, introduces clocks at rest
    in them, and derives how clock readings compare under relative
    motion.

    The technology is irrelevant.

    And you seem confused about what "clock" means in relativity.

    SR does NOT say:

    "Anything with CLOCK written on it displays proper time."

    An ideal clock realizes proper time along its worldline.

    If engineers deliberately offset its oscillator, its raw display
    is correspondingly offset. Einstein does not magically reach
    inside and undo the adjustment.

    He no more needed to foresee cesium clocks than Newton needed
    to foresee digital speedometers.

    Your argument requires relativity to predict a device's display
    independently of how the device is adjusted.

    Apparently "one of the best logicians Humanity ever had"
    has discovered a new law of physics:

    call it a clock -> therefore it measures proper time.

    Frame that one too.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 12:59:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 12:41 PM, Python wrote:
    He had no clue such clocks will exist.

    Of course Einstein didn't know cesium clocks would exist.

    Of course. That makes your lies
    utterly idiotic.

    You may also lie that a calibrated
    clock is no longer a clock; it's
    similarly idiotic.

    The measurement results remain
    to be 24h where The Shit predicts
    24h +38us. Good bye, The Shit.

    And, yes, the measurement result depend
    of what you (and your theory) want to
    get. Your mad religion pretend they
    don't; that through Holy Measurements
    Nature Itself is voting for your crap
    - it's a primitive fraud, but you're
    idiots so you buy.







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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 11:04:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    You may also lie that a calibrated
    clock is no longer a clock

    Nobody said that.

    You are confusing "clock" with "unmodified realization of
    proper time", and calibration with deliberate rate offset.

    If I adjust a clock to lose 38 us/day, it remains a clock.

    It just loses 38 us/day.

    Relativity does not contain the remarkable postulate:

    ALL CLOCKS IGNORE THEIR ADJUSTMENTS.


    The measurement results remain
    to be 24h where The Shit predicts
    24h +38us.

    No.

    You keep assigning the prediction for the UNCOMPENSATED clock
    to the COMPENSATED one.

    NTS-2 already spoiled this game:

    uncompensated -> predicted shift observed
    compensated -> shift compensated

    And you have already admitted the first result matched
    the prediction.


    measurement result depend of what you
    (and your theory) want to get.

    Excellent.

    Then explain NTS-2.

    The correction was OFF.

    Relativity predicted the rate shift.

    The clock produced it anyway.

    Apparently Nature forgot to read the conspiracy theory.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 13:17:50 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 1:04 PM, Python wrote:
    You may also lie that a calibrated
    clock is no longer a clock

    Nobody said that.

    You are confusing "clock" with "unmodified realization of
    proper time", and calibration with deliberate rate offset.

    If I adjust a clock to lose 38 us/day, it remains a clock.

    It just loses 38 us/day.

    Relativity does not contain the remarkable postulate:

    -a-a-a-a-a ALL CLOCKS IGNORE THEIR ADJUSTMENTS.


    The measurement results remain
    to be 24h where The Shit predicts
    24h +38us.

    No.

    Yes, poor piece of shit, yes. You may
    keep enchanting the reality, ignoring
    the facts and lie. It changes nothing.



    You keep assigning the prediction for the UNCOMPENSATED clock
    to the COMPENSATED one.

    You've already admitted that the idiot
    wasn't distinguishing between them. And
    he didn't. He was predicting the measurement
    results - and he failed miserably because he
    simply didn't know what clocks are and what
    they are for.

    measurement result depend of what you
    (and your theory) want to get.

    Excellent.

    Then explain NTS-2.

    The correction was OFF.

    Relativity predicted the rate shift.

    The clock produced it anyway.

    WHY were they chosen? WHY were they marked
    as almost-perfect?

    Because they were fitting your madness.

    And they were fitting your madness. They
    just didn't (and don't) have any significance.


    Apparently Nature forgot to read the conspiracy theory.

    Nature has nothing to do with our clocks and
    doesn't give a damn to them.







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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 11:21:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    WHY were they chosen? WHY were they marked
    as almost-perfect?

    Because they were fitting your madness.

    No.

    They were chosen because they were stable clocks.

    You have now invented a wonderfully self-sealing experimental
    method:

    clock disagrees with relativity -> evidence against relativity

    clock agrees with relativity -> it was chosen because it
    agrees with relativity


    Nature has nothing to do with our clocks and
    doesn't give a damn to them.

    Excellent.

    Then your famous

    "measurement result is 24h, goodbye relativity"

    has nothing to do with Nature either.

    You cannot simultaneously say

    CLOCKS REFUTE RELATIVITY

    and

    CLOCKS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH NATURE.

    Pick one, Best Logician.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 13:47:53 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 1:21 PM, Python wrote:
    WHY were they chosen? WHY were they marked
    as almost-perfect?

    Because they were fitting your madness.

    No.

    They were chosen because they were stable clocks.

    Your Shit has asserted they are, because
    they fitted. In GPS sane people see that
    they are not quite, while relativistic
    idiots keep asserting.



    You have now invented a wonderfully self-sealing experimental
    method:

    -aclock disagrees with relativity -> evidence against relativity

    -aclock agrees with relativity-a-a-a -> it was chosen because it
    -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a agrees with relativity

    Since the first one is real and the other
    doesn't exist....
    You, on the other hand, have the opposite.
    Also self-sealing. Physics IS self-sealing.
    It always was, no Nature Itself was ever
    voting for your crap.






    Nature has nothing to do with our clocks and
    doesn't give a damn to them.

    Excellent.

    Then your famous

    -a-a-a-a-a "measurement result is 24h, goodbye relativity"

    has nothing to do with Nature either.

    Sure. Time, in general, is a coordinate.
    The idiot has got (partially) at least
    that. As a coordinate - it is chosen
    (that simple consequence of being
    a coordinate was, of course, outside
    the idiot's tiny brain).


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 11:55:09 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Time, in general, is a coordinate.
    As a coordinate - it is chosen

    And there it is.

    You have just confused coordinate time with proper time.

    Yes, coordinates are chosen.

    No, the elapsed proper time recorded by an ideal clock between
    two events on its worldline is not chosen by renaming coordinates.

    You can call the coordinates t, T, Tuesday, or Maciej Standard Time.

    The clock doesn't care.


    And this makes your previous argument even funnier:

    "The measured result is 24h, therefore relativity is wrong."

    followed five minutes later by:

    "Time is a coordinate. It is chosen."

    So which is it?

    Is the 24h reading a physical measurement capable of refuting
    relativity,

    or merely a coordinate you chose?

    You desperately need it to be both.


    Einstein's "tiny brain" managed to distinguish coordinate time
    from proper time.

    One of Humanity's Best Logicians has just lost the distinction.
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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 14:02:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 20.09.2026 00:32, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    The experiment performed by the High Accuracy Radial Velocity
    Planet Searcher (HARPS) in 2020 measured the gravitational red
    shift of light from the Sun to be 638-#6 m/s.

    ??/? = v/c = 2.13e-6 where v = 638 m/s

    ??/? = 2.13e-6 means a longer wavelength, that's a red shift.
    The equation f? = c
    where c is a constant, is always true by definition.
    ?f/f = - 2.13e-6 means lower frequency, that's a red shift.


    That experiment is a typically faked attempt to make Einstein look
    good.
    It is riddled with wild assumptions and errors.


    This statement says it all!

    According Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson:
    all experiments confirming SR/GR are faked, and all the physicists
    involved in the experiments are frauds.

    A rather remarkable claim from a fully qualified physicist with these
    credentials:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:
    <<
    I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity, thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential
    equations, laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely
    separate science degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few
    other biological and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years.

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to
    discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but
    that's the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well to
    remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support
    Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why do
    you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the Doppler
    shift caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
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    "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t" "f"r"a"m"e" "("s"e"e"
    "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3"," "f"o"r" "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e" "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d" "r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e" "m"o"t"i"o"n"s"
    "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t" "t"o" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d" "a"l"s"o" "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2" "m" s""1"
    "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n"," "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s" "t"h"e" "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e" "b"e"f"o"r"e" "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n" "a"n"g"l"e" "o"f" "4"3"reR" "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orbital motion and for rotation of the Moon.

    Ahuh No!

    They corrected assuming constant c.
    Light reflects from a moving mirror (or moon) at c+/-2v.
    So the experiment was very easy to fake.

    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is
    done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,
    and in -in that framework- you interpret the observations.
    You don't throw in some extra unrelated and incompatible hypothesis.

    If you want to test other theories you need to work those theories out
    to the point where you can make predictions.
    You haven't done so, so far.

    Light leaving a star is blue shifted in wavelength. It WAR anywhere is
    always its WER plus proper Doppler.

    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy because it can be verified by laser reflection.

    ...and the fact that its reflected light moves at c+2v is 100% certain.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail when you are going
    to claim it is all faked anyway?

    becUASE YOU INDOCTRINATED FOOLS STILL THINK YOU CAN PROVE THE GOD EINSTEIN CORRECT BY USING CIRCULAR LOGIC.

    Careful! Have you taken your pills?

    Jan
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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 14:02:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    So yes, they corrected for both orital motion and for rotation of the
    Moon.
    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy because it can be verified by laser reflection.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail when you are going
    to claim it is all faked anyway?

    Why did they use reflected light from the moon anyway? Why the hell didn't they just use direct sunlight?

    Was it because they knew they could not fake that?

    Sigh. Can't you find anything for yourself?
    Of course others have done that too,
    but it is more difficult, and less accurate
    because of the need for averaging over the turbulence.
    But the results agree,

    Jan
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 14:11:01 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 1:55 PM, Python wrote:
    Time, in general, is a coordinate.
    As a coordinate - it is chosen

    And there it is.

    You have just confused coordinate time with proper time.

    Heard of Occam's razor? No such
    thing, sorry.


    Yes, coordinates are chosen.

    Including time - which is not chosen the
    way of your idiot guru.


    No, the elapsed proper time recorded by an ideal clock between

    As I've already told you - "ideal" is
    relative as hell and the professionals
    of GPS have - very simply - a different
    opinion about it than ignorant idiots
    from your bunch of idiots.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 13:00:39 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Heard of Occam's razor? No such thing, sorry.

    Occam's razor does not say:

    "Delete quantities Maciej doesn't like."

    Proper time is not an additional coordinate.

    It is the invariant elapsed time along a timelike worldline.

    Different coordinate systems may assign different t's to the
    same pair of events while agreeing on the same proper time.


    "ideal" is relative as hell

    No.

    "Ideal clock" is a technical idealization, not a TripAdvisor
    rating.

    It means a clock whose elapsed reading realizes proper time
    along its worldline.

    Just as "ideal gas" does not mean:

    "a gas the GPS professionals particularly admire."


    the professionals of GPS have ... a different opinion

    They do something much less mystical.

    They distinguish the physical rate of an atomic frequency
    standard from the coordinate time scale they want the system
    to realize, and they apply the required corrections.

    Which is precisely the distinction you keep erasing.


    Your argument now needs:

    coordinate time = proper time = whatever a GPS display says

    while simultaneously insisting:

    time coordinates are chosen.

    Occam's razor hasn't simplified relativity.

    You've lost a distinction.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 15:55:16 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 3:00 PM, Python wrote:
    Heard of Occam's razor? No such thing, sorry.

    Occam's razor does not say:

    -a-a "Delete quantities Maciej doesn't like."

    Proper time is not an additional coordinate.

    It is nothing indicated by delusional
    clocks imagined by some brainwashed
    fanatic idiots.


    "ideal" is relative as hell

    No.

    Yes.

    "Ideal clock" is a technical idealization, not a TripAdvisor
    rating.

    Still professionals of GPS have a different
    opinion about it than your bunch of ignorant
    idiots brainwashed by a mad religion.


    It means a clock whose elapsed reading realizes proper time
    along its worldline.

    It means for you. For a GPS professional (or other
    sane people) it means a clock indicating coordinate
    (GPS or another) time with ideal accuracy.



    the professionals of GPS have ... a different opinion

    They do something much less mystical.

    There is nothing mystical in having a different
    opinion than a brainwashed religious maniac
    worshiping a mumbling madman.





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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 14:22:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    For a GPS professional (or other sane people) it means a clock
    indicating coordinate (GPS or another) time with ideal accuracy.

    There is a slight problem, Maciej.

    We can actually check what GPS and time-metrology professionals say.

    And they explicitly distinguish

    proper time tau

    from

    coordinate time t,

    and explain how the proper time of an atomic clock is related
    to GPS coordinate time.

    So the actual GPS professionals don't seem to agree with you.

    Nor, apparently, do the other "sane people" who write the
    technical literature on atomic clocks and relativistic
    metrology.


    This is becoming a recurring character in your argument:

    THE SANE GPS PROFESSIONAL.

    He agrees with Maciej on everything, laughs at proper time,
    rejects relativistic clock effects...

    ..and mysteriously disappears whenever we open an actual
    GPS or NIST publication.


    Perhaps you should introduce us to these "sane people".

    Because the ones who actually build, operate and study atomic
    timekeeping systems keep writing about proper time, coordinate
    time and relativistic corrections.

    An unfortunate outbreak of insanity in the profession, no doubt.


    Or perhaps you're simply not quite as representative of the
    GPS professional community -- or of "sane people" -- as your
    argument requires.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:01:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 4:22 PM, Python wrote:
    For a GPS professional (or other sane people) it means a clock
    indicating coordinate (GPS or another) time with ideal accuracy.

    There is a slight problem, Maciej.

    We can actually check what GPS and time-metrology professionals say.

    And we can check what they do.


    And they explicitly distinguish

    -a-a-a-a-a-a proper time tau

    from

    -a-a-a-a-a-a coordinate time t,

    You probably lie, like usual, but it's not
    even worthy checking. Did you ask them
    whether your desynchronizing clocks are
    ideal for them?
    BTW. Which time do they pin "simultaneity" to?

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  • From Richard Hachel@r.hachel@tiscali.fr to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 15:03:16 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 20/09/2026 |a 19:18, "Paul B. Andersen" a |-crit :

    https://paulba.no/

    J'ai vu que la page portant sur l'aberration de la position des |-toiles a |-t|- modifi|-e.

    R.H.



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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 15:07:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    You probably lie, like usual, but it's not even worthy checking.

    Beautiful.

    "You probably lie."

    followed immediately by

    "It's not even worthy checking."

    That is quite an efficient epistemology.

    Accuse first.
    Explicitly refuse to check.
    Declare victory.


    Unfortunately, I DID check.

    Here is Neil Ashby, writing specifically about relativity in GPS:

    "the proper time elapsing on the orbiting GPS clocks
    cannot be simply used to transfer time from one
    transmission event to another."

    And GPS uses a coordinate time precisely so that the constellation
    can be synchronized consistently.

    So yes, Maciej:

    proper time tau

    and

    GPS coordinate time t

    are explicitly distinguished by people who actually work on GPS
    relativistic metrology.


    Did you ask them whether your desynchronizing clocks are
    ideal for them?

    There are no "my desynchronizing clocks".

    Different clocks following different worldlines accumulate
    different proper times.

    GPS engineers then ACCOUNT FOR those differences in order to
    realize a common GPS coordinate time.

    That is what they actually DO.

    The fact that the corrected clocks remain synchronized is not
    evidence that the corrections describe nothing.

    Once again:

    thermostat -> house stays warm

    does not imply

    cold weather doesn't exist.


    BTW. Which time do they pin "simultaneity" to?

    Excellent question.

    GPS synchronization is established using the coordinate time of
    the underlying Earth-Centered Inertial (ECI) reference system.

    Ashby states this explicitly.

    So we now have:

    Maciej's imaginary GPS professionals:
    proper time doesn't exist;
    relativistic clock effects are nonsense;
    coordinate time is what clocks "really" measure.

    Actual GPS literature:
    proper time exists;
    satellite atomic clocks accumulate proper time;
    proper time differs from GPS coordinate time;
    relativistic corrections relate the two;
    synchronization is established using ECI coordinate time.


    You previously introduced "GPS professionals (or other sane
    people)" as witnesses for your position.

    We have now actually asked the GPS professionals, by the rather
    old-fashioned method of READING WHAT THEY PUBLISH.

    They don't agree with you.

    Perhaps it is time to consider the disturbing possibility that
    you are not actually the spokesman for either GPS professionals
    or "other sane people".


    And next time you write

    "You probably lie"

    perhaps perform the apparently revolutionary operation

    CHECK

    before pressing Send.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:16:15 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 5:07 PM, Python wrote:
    You probably lie, like usual, but it's not even worthy checking.

    Beautiful.

    -a-a "You probably lie."

    followed immediately by

    -a-a "It's not even worthy checking."

    That is quite an efficient epistemology.

    Accuse first.
    Explicitly refuse to check.
    Declare victory.


    Unfortunately, I DID check.

    Here is Neil Ashby, writing specifically about relativity in GPS:

    -a-a "the proper time elapsing on the orbiting GPS clocks
    -a-a-a cannot be simply used to transfer time from one
    -a-a-a transmission event to another."

    One? Great.
    So, did he also write that your desynchronizing
    idiocies are ideal? Yes or no, poor piece of shit?


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 15:18:47 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    So, did he also write that your desynchronizing
    idiocies are ideal? Yes or no

    YES.

    And thank you for asking so precisely.

    Ashby & Patla, NIST:

    "A grid of synchronized clocks that is traceable to an
    ideal clock at a predetermined point in space is the
    basis of a coordinate time reference for comparing
    local time variations of clocks due to gravitational
    and motional effects."

    So let's unpack this slowly:

    IDEAL CLOCK

    and

    LOCAL CLOCK RATE VARIATIONS
    due to gravitational and motional effects

    appear in the SAME description.

    They do not define "ideal clock" as

    "a clock which magically displays the same coordinate
    time whatever its worldline."

    Quite the opposite: coordinate time is the reference used to
    COMPARE the differing rates of clocks.


    And this is not "one" random relativist I found in a sandpit.

    This is NIST time-and-frequency metrology literature.

    Even better, NIST metrology literature explicitly says that
    proper time tau is the time on an IDEAL CLOCK.

    So the answer to your carefully formulated question is:

    YES.


    You asked earlier what GPS professionals -- or, as you called
    them, "other sane people" -- mean.

    We checked.

    You then said I was "probably lying" but that checking wasn't
    worthwhile.

    We checked anyway.

    You then demanded a yes-or-no answer about "ideal".

    We checked that too.

    Answer: YES.


    This experiment with consulting the "sane people" is not going
    quite as you expected, is it?
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:26:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 5:18 PM, Python wrote:
    So, did he also write that your desynchronizing
    idiocies are ideal? Yes or no

    YES.

    And thank you for asking so precisely.

    Ashby & Patla, NIST:

    Fuck those religious maniacs. Any GPS engineer?

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 15:57:27 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Fuck those religious maniacs. Any GPS engineer?

    Ah.

    First it was:

    "GPS professionals (or other sane people)"

    So I quoted GPS/time-metrology professionals.

    They disagreed with you.

    They immediately became:

    "religious maniacs".


    Fine. Let's remove the physicists and metrologists entirely.

    Let's ask the GPS ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION.

    It specifies that the satellite clock rate is deliberately
    frequency-offset by

    Delta f/f = -4.4647 |u 10^-10

    to compensate for relativistic effects.

    In other words, this is not merely something Ashby writes in
    a relativity paper.

    It is something GPS engineers have to IMPLEMENT.


    So your classification system now appears to be:

    agrees with Maciej
    -> GPS professional / sane person

    actually works on GPS timing and mentions relativity
    -> religious maniac

    engineering specification actually used to build GPS
    -> presumably another religious text


    This is becoming wonderfully efficient.

    Every time I produce the professionals you asked for, you
    redefine "professional" so that they no longer qualify.


    Perhaps you could save us some time and give an operational
    definition of

    "GPS engineer"

    which does NOT mean

    "someone working on GPS who agrees with Maciej".


    Because eventually we are going to run out of people to
    excommunicate.

    NIST: religious maniacs.

    GPS relativity specialists: religious maniacs.

    GPS engineering specification: ?

    I'm becoming genuinely curious who these elusive "sane GPS
    professionals" are.

    One name will do.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 18:01:42 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 5:57 PM, Python wrote:
    Fuck those religious maniacs. Any GPS engineer?

    Ah.

    First it was:

    -a-a "GPS professionals (or other sane people)"

    So I quoted GPS/time-metrology professionals.

    No, you quoted 2 idiots from your
    bunch of idiots. Come on, poor piece
    of shit - ask a GPS engineer whether
    he understands that it's perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize, because
    a mumbling madman has asserted it is.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 16:04:07 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    No, you quoted 2 idiots from your bunch of idiots.

    And there it is.

    You asked for:

    "GPS professionals (or other sane people)"

    I produced people who actually publish professionally on
    GPS timekeeping.

    Wrong answer.

    So they instantly became:

    "idiots from your bunch of idiots."

    Then you asked for a "GPS engineer".

    Fine.

    But before I fetch another human being for you to excommunicate,
    please define the admission test.

    Because at the moment it is:

    GPS professional who agrees with Maciej
    -> sane GPS professional

    GPS professional who disagrees with Maciej
    -> religious idiot from Python's bunch

    That's not a selection criterion.

    That's a conclusion-preservation device.


    ask a GPS engineer whether he understands that it's perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize

    And that is not even the claim.

    Nobody says:

    "desynchronization is perfect."

    The distinction is:

    an ideal clock measures its proper time;

    different worldlines can accumulate different
    proper times;

    GPS needs a common coordinate time;

    therefore the system accounts for the rate differences
    so that its clocks realize that common time scale.

    You keep replacing this with:

    "Einstein says clocks desynchronizing is perfect."

    because the caricature is considerably easier to attack than
    what GPS timekeeping actually does.


    But I'll accept your new challenge.

    Give me YOUR definition of "GPS engineer" first.

    Not:

    "someone who agrees with me."

    A real criterion: job, organization, technical responsibility,
    whatever you consider sufficient.

    Then we can look at what such engineers actually write and do.

    And one condition:

    If the engineer gives the "wrong" answer, you don't get to
    retroactively diagnose him as another religious maniac.

    Otherwise we're not looking for a GPS engineer.

    We're looking for Maciej wearing a GPS badge.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 09:19:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/22/2026 06:55 AM, Maciej Wo+|niak wrote:
    On 9/22/2026 3:00 PM, Python wrote:
    Heard of Occam's razor? No such thing, sorry.

    Occam's razor does not say:

    "Delete quantities Maciej doesn't like."

    Proper time is not an additional coordinate.

    It is nothing indicated by delusional
    clocks imagined by some brainwashed
    fanatic idiots.


    "ideal" is relative as hell

    No.

    Yes.

    "Ideal clock" is a technical idealization, not a TripAdvisor
    rating.

    Still professionals of GPS have a different
    opinion about it than your bunch of ignorant
    idiots brainwashed by a mad religion.


    It means a clock whose elapsed reading realizes proper time
    along its worldline.

    It means for you. For a GPS professional (or other
    sane people) it means a clock indicating coordinate
    (GPS or another) time with ideal accuracy.



    the professionals of GPS have ... a different opinion

    They do something much less mystical.

    There is nothing mystical in having a different
    opinion than a brainwashed religious maniac
    worshiping a mumbling madman.






    Occam's razor is "don't be going multiplying entities un-necessarily",
    not "sculpt your confirmation bias".

    Then "Shaffer's laser" is along the lines of "don't be going multiplying _fundamental_ entities un-necessarily", which on the
    one hand is a limitation of Occam's "reverse restriction", and
    on the other allowing for diversity & variety, in paucity of terms.


    That's like when people get "induction" and "deduction" reversed
    because either their perspectives or their minds are narrow.


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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 18:24:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 6:04 PM, Python wrote:
    No, you quoted 2 idiots from your bunch of idiots.

    And there it is.

    You asked for:

    -a-a-a-a-a-a "GPS professionals (or other sane people)"



    I produced people who actually publish professionally on
    GPS timekeeping.

    Yes, you quoted 2 professional priests of
    your mad religion.



    ask a GPS engineer whether he understands that it's perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize

    And that is not even the claim.

    Nobody says:

    -a-a-a-a-a-a "desynchronization is perfect."

    Sure, sure, your mumbling madman only asserted
    that it's sine qua non of perfection.

    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's perfect when the
    clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling madman
    has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.





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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 16:26:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks

    No, Maciej.

    At this point you are simply making things up.

    Nobody asserted:

    "perfect clocks are desynchronizing clocks"

    Not Einstein.
    Not Ashby.
    Not NIST.
    Not me.

    YOU invented that sentence.

    The actual statement is that an ideal clock measures proper
    time along its worldline.

    If two ideal clocks follow different worldlines, the elapsed
    proper times between specified events need not be equal.

    That is a prediction.

    And, inconveniently for your little historical fairy tale,
    it is experimentally testable.


    Your method has now become wonderfully simple:

    1. Replace the actual statement by an idiotic one.

    2. Attribute your idiotic version to Einstein.

    3. Call everyone who states the actual version a
    "religious priest".

    4. Demand a GPS professional.

    5. When GPS/time-metrology professionals are produced,
    declare that they don't count.

    6. Announce that your invented statement, rather than
    experiments, is the origin of relativity.

    That is not skepticism.

    It is an experimental result disposal system.


    And your demand for a "GPS engineer" has become particularly
    funny.

    You don't want to discover what GPS engineers think.

    You have already specified what the acceptable engineer must say:

    "Maciej is right."

    Anyone giving another answer will simply become another
    "religious maniac".

    So stop pretending that you're asking a question.

    You're conducting auditions for the role of Maciej.


    And there is an even larger historical problem with your story.

    Relativity did not acquire its experimental support because
    somebody declared that "desynchronizing clocks are perfect".

    Relativity made quantitative predictions about clocks.

    Atomic clocks later became accurate enough to test them.

    NTS-2 was flown with its cesium clock initially uncompensated.

    The predicted relativistic rate shift was about

    +4.46 x 10^-10

    and the measured shift was about

    +4.4 x 10^-10.

    You already conceded that for those roughly twenty days
    "the mad prophecies" matched reality.

    Then you renamed the experiment "initial mess".

    That is the whole game in miniature:

    prediction disagrees with experiment
    -> relativity is wrong

    prediction agrees with experiment
    -> experiment is "mess"

    specialist explains it
    -> specialist is a "priest"

    engineering implements it
    -> demand a different engineer


    There is no possible experimental result left that your method
    allows to count against you.

    And then you lecture other people about science.


    So spare me the "mumbling madman" and "mad religion".

    Write down ONE quantitative alternative prediction for an
    uncompensated atomic clock placed in a GPS orbit.

    One number.

    Then Nature gets a vote.

    Because so far, every time Nature voted, you declared the
    polling station religious.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 18:38:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 6:26 PM, Python wrote:
    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks

    No, Maciej.

    At this point you are simply making things up.

    Nobody asserted:

    -a-a "perfect clocks are desynchronizing clocks"

    Yes, Python. At this point you're simply
    lying, like almost always. Everyone of you
    is asserting that perfect clocks are
    desynchronizing clocks.

    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's perfect when the
    clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling madman
    has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 16:41:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Everyone of you is asserting that perfect clocks are
    desynchronizing clocks.

    No, Maciej.

    Repeating a false statement three times does not turn it into
    the statement you are supposedly criticizing.

    You are confusing two completely different properties:

    IDEAL CLOCK:
    accurately measures proper time along its worldline.

    SYNCHRONIZED CLOCKS:
    have readings coordinated according to a specified
    synchronization convention / coordinate time.

    "ideal" does not mean "synchronized".

    It never did.


    Two ideal clocks can follow different worldlines and accumulate
    different proper times.

    That is no more contradictory than two perfect odometers
    following different roads and recording different distances.

    Nobody concludes:

    "Perfect odometers are disagreeing odometers."

    They are perfect precisely because each correctly measures
    the quantity along ITS OWN path.


    because a mumbling madman has asserted it is.

    And now we reach the particularly embarrassing part.

    You keep pretending that this was merely an assertion.

    It wasn't left as an assertion.

    Put atomic clocks on different trajectories or at different
    gravitational potentials and compare them.

    Nature gets a vote.

    It has been done.


    And we already discussed the especially inconvenient example
    of NTS-2:

    relativistic clock-rate shift predicted;

    uncompensated cesium clock flown;

    clock-rate shift measured;

    prediction and measurement agreed.

    Your response was to call those twenty days "initial mess".

    So please stop claiming that the theory rests merely on the
    definition of an "ideal clock".

    When an actual clock was allowed to exhibit the effect, you
    dismissed the experiment BECAUSE it exhibited the effect.


    Ask a GPS engineer

    No.

    YOU invoked "GPS professionals (or other sane people)".

    YOU claimed to know what they mean by an ideal clock.

    When actual specialists in GPS time metrology contradicted
    your definition, you called them "religious maniacs".

    Now you demand another professional, with the answer already
    specified in advance.

    That isn't asking an expert.

    It's shopping for a witness.


    And your question to this hypothetical engineer is itself
    dishonest:

    "Is it perfect when clocks desynchronize?"

    Nobody made that claim.

    Ask the actual technical question:

    "Can two ideal clocks following different worldlines
    accumulate different proper times?"

    and:

    "Does GPS distinguish the proper time of a satellite
    clock from the coordinate time the system realizes?"

    Those are meaningful questions.

    But I suspect you don't want to ask them.

    Because if the engineer says YES, according to your present
    method he immediately stops being a GPS engineer and becomes
    another priest.


    So we have reached a beautifully self-sealing definition:

    "sane GPS professional" =
    GPS professional who agrees with Maciej.

    Everyone else is insane by definition.


    And then, after constructing an argument in which no expert and
    no experimental result is permitted to disagree with you, you
    announce that RELATIVITY is a religion.

    The irony is becoming difficult to improve upon.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 18:53:29 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 6:41 PM, Python wrote:
    Everyone of you is asserting that perfect clocks are
    desynchronizing clocks.

    No, Maciej.

    Yes, python.


    Repeating a false statement three times does not turn it into
    the statement you are supposedly criticizing.

    You are confusing two completely different properties:

    -a-a IDEAL CLOCK:
    -a-a-a-a-a-a accurately measures proper time along its worldline.


    So - aren't those ideal differently clocks of yours
    desynchronizing clocks?


    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's ideal when the
    clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling madman
    has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.
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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 16:55:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    So - aren't those ideal clocks of yours
    desynchronizing clocks?

    YES.

    At last.

    Two ideal clocks following different worldlines can accumulate
    different amounts of proper time.

    And now watch very carefully, because this is the elementary
    logical step you have been missing for several posts:

    "Two ideal clocks acquire different readings"

    does NOT mean

    "different readings are what makes clocks ideal."

    Their IDEALITY concerns how accurately each clock measures
    proper time along ITS OWN worldline.

    Their DIFFERENCE concerns the fact that the two worldlines
    need not have the same elapsed proper time.

    You keep confusing a property of the INSTRUMENT with equality
    of the QUANTITIES being measured.


    Two perfect odometers taking different routes can read

    100 km
    120 km.

    Does that mean engineers believe

    "perfect odometers are disagreeing odometers"

    or that

    "disagreement is ideal"?

    Of course not.

    It means the odometers are ideal and the paths are different.

    Exactly the same logical distinction applies here.


    ask a GPS engineer whether he understands that it's ideal
    when the clocks desynchronize

    No.

    That question contains your logical error in its wording.

    Ask him:

    Can two ideal clocks following different trajectories
    accumulate different elapsed times?

    And then ask:

    Does GPS distinguish a satellite clock's proper time
    from GPS coordinate time and compensate the corresponding
    rate differences?

    Those are technical questions.

    "Do you understand that desynchronization is perfect because
    Einstein said so?" is something Maciej invented.


    And this also destroys your historical claim:

    Your Shit didn't come from your precious experiments

    Because the proposition

    different trajectories -> different elapsed clock times

    is experimentally testable.

    And it HAS been tested.

    So we have finally isolated your entire argument:

    P: ideal clocks can accumulate different proper times.

    You replace it with:

    Q: desynchronization makes clocks ideal.

    Then you spend twenty posts calling Q idiotic.

    Congratulations.

    Q is indeed idiotic.

    That's why nobody but you is asserting it.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 19:04:29 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 6:55 PM, Python wrote:
    So - aren't those ideal clocks of yours
    desynchronizing clocks?

    YES.

    At last.

    Two ideal clocks following different worldlines can accumulate
    different amounts of proper time.

    YES.

    At last.

    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's ideal and perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling
    madman has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:06:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    YES.

    At last.

    No, Maciej.

    You have just demonstrated the problem almost perfectly.

    The question to which I answered YES was:

    "Can two ideal clocks following different worldlines
    accumulate different amounts of proper time?"

    YES.

    You have now silently replaced it by:

    "Is it ideal and perfect WHEN clocks desynchronize?"

    NO.

    Those are not the same proposition.


    Let me make the logic elementary.

    A = the clocks are ideal.

    B = they follow different worldlines.

    C = they accumulate different proper times.

    Relativity says:

    A + B can imply C.

    You keep rewriting this as:

    C is what makes A true.

    That simply does not follow.


    Perfect odometers again:

    two perfect odometers
    + two different routes
    -> 100 km and 120 km.

    YES, the perfect odometers give different readings.

    NO, this does not mean:

    "Engineers think disagreement is perfection."

    The instruments are perfect.
    The paths are different.

    You are confusing those two statements even AFTER having the
    distinction explicitly explained to you.


    because a mumbling madman has asserted it is.

    And there is the second substitution.

    Relativity does not say:

    "It happens because Einstein asserted it."

    It predicts a quantitative difference.

    Then you compare clocks.

    That is an experiment.

    Indeed, when I gave you the historical NTS-2 case where an
    uncompensated atomic clock exhibited the predicted rate shift,
    you called the twenty-day test "initial mess".

    So your position has become:

    before measurement:
    "It's only an assertion."

    measurement agrees:
    "The experiment doesn't count."

    specialist explains measurement:
    "He's a religious priest."

    engineering compensates measured effect:
    "Ask a GPS engineer."


    No, Maciej.

    Before moving the goalposts again, deal with the logical error
    already sitting in your own quotation.

    I said YES to:

    ideal clocks can acquire different readings.

    I said NO to:

    acquiring different readings is what makes them ideal.

    You have now explicitly quoted the first and pretended it was
    the second.

    That's not physics.

    That's not even relativity.

    That's elementary logic.

    And for someone so fond of advertising himself as one of
    Humanity's best logicians, this is becoming rather unfortunate.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 19:12:13 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 7:06 PM, Python wrote:
    YES.

    At last.

    No, Maciej.

    You have just demonstrated the problem almost perfectly.

    The question to which I answered YES was:

    -a-a "Can two ideal clocks following different worldlines
    -a-a-a accumulate different amounts of proper time?"

    YES.

    See, poor piece of shit - lies, as usual,
    have short legs. Not so long you lied
    that nobody of your bunch of idiots
    is asserting that ideal/perfect clocks are
    desynchronizing clocks... Yes, everyone
    is asserting that, starting from yourself.

    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's perfect when the
    clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling madman
    has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.
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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:15:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    nobody of your bunch of idiots is asserting that
    ideal/perfect clocks are desynchronizing clocks...
    Yes, everyone is asserting that, starting from yourself.

    Yes, Maciej:

    IDEAL clocks can become DESYNCHRONIZED.

    No, Maciej:

    DESYNCHRONIZATION is not what makes them IDEAL.

    These are different statements.

    You have now been shown the distinction three times and each
    time you erase it and reconstruct your straw man.

    Let's try kindergarten logic:

    A perfect thermometer can display 20 C in Paris
    and another perfect thermometer 30 C in Rome.

    Therefore:

    perfect thermometers can display different temperatures.

    It does NOT follow that:

    displaying different temperatures is what makes
    thermometers perfect.

    Likewise:

    ideal clocks can accumulate different proper times.

    does NOT mean:

    desynchronization is what makes clocks ideal.


    ask a GPS engineer whether he understands that it's perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize

    Again, that is YOUR sentence.

    Not Einstein's.
    Not mine.
    Not the definition of an ideal clock.

    Ask the GPS engineer the actual question:

    Can two accurate atomic clocks following different
    trajectories accumulate different elapsed times?

    That has a quantitative experimental answer.

    And we already have one rather inconvenient example:

    NTS-2.

    You first claimed such an uncompensated clock didn't exist.

    When shown that it did exist and that its measured rate shift
    agreed with the relativistic prediction, you renamed the
    experiment "initial mess".

    So please spare us:

    "Your Shit didn't come from experiments."

    We found the experiment.

    You found a new name for the experiment.


    Your argument has now become wonderfully simple:

    If a clock disagrees with relativity:
    evidence against relativity.

    If a clock agrees with relativity:
    not a serious clock / initial mess.

    If a specialist explains this:
    priest.

    If a GPS specialist disagrees with Maciej:
    presumably not a sane GPS specialist.

    This isn't skepticism.

    It's an experimental-result disposal system.


    And since you keep invoking GPS engineers, give us your
    criterion IN ADVANCE:

    What answer would a GPS engineer have to give
    before you would accept him as a "sane GPS engineer"?

    Because if the answer is

    "the same answer as Maciej",

    we're not looking for a GPS engineer.

    We're looking for Maciej wearing a GPS badge.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 19:19:43 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 7:15 PM, Python wrote:
    nobody of your bunch of idiots is asserting that
    ideal/perfect clocks are desynchronizing clocks...
    Yes, everyone is asserting that, starting from yourself.

    Yes, Maciej:

    -a-a IDEAL clocks can become DESYNCHRONIZED.



    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's ideal and perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling
    madman has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:29:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you
    to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist
    but that's the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well to
    remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support
    Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why
    do you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the
    Doppler shift caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a
    redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
    E"a"c"h" "s"p"e"c"t"r"u"m" "w"a"s" "c"o"r"r"e"c"t"e"d" "f"o"r"
    r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "("s"e"e" "T"a"b"l"e" "1")"
    "u"s"i"n"g" th"e" "J"P"L" "e"p"h"e"m"e"r"i"s" "t"o" "p"l"a"c"e"
    "t"h"e"m" "i"n" "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t" "f"r"a"m"e"
    "("s"e"e" "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3"," "f"o"r"
    "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e" "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d"
    "r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e"
    "m"o"t"i"o"n"s" "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t"
    "t"o" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d"
    "a"l"s"o" "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2"
    "m" s""1" "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e"
    "M"o"o"n"," "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s"
    "t"h"e" "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e"
    "b"e"f"o"r"e" "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n" "a"n"g"l"e"
    "o"f" "4"3"reR"
    "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orbital motion and for rotation of
    the Moon.

    Ahuh No!

    They corrected assuming constant c.
    Light reflects from a moving mirror (or moon) at c+/-2v.
    So the experiment was very easy to fake.

    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is
    done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    and in -in that framework- you interpret the observations.
    You don't throw in some extra unrelated and incompatible hypothesis.


    Jan

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:41:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 19:43:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/21/2026 12:06 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Mon, 21 Sep 26 10:27:39 +0000, Python wrote:

    Yes. Everyone pretending that what he says are The Laws of Nature.





    Like has already been established here already, Michelson-Morley doesn't
    say anything about real space-contraction.

    The MMX showed light moves at c relative to its source and everything at
    rest with that source...so rotating the apparatus achieved nothing. The
    null result proved Newton correct...but did not refute Einstein.

    (And MMX is not the Minuteman ICBM fleet.)

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:51:41 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:

    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.


    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are all
    in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground clocks
    cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't contain any Cs atoms.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 17:56:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:26:42 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/21/2026 12:15 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 13:44:44 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 09:03 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 07:34:41 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/20/2026 03:24 AM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:43:22 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/19/2026 03:23 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:33:24 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/18/2026 01:16 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 08:51:25 GMT, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote: >>>>>>>>>>
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> posted:

    [ ... ]


    Quote from my book:
    "A falling photon increases speed by 0.1598 m/s while falling >>>>>>>>>>>> from 26560km to Earth.

    When will your book come out? What is it to be called? Who is >>>>>>>>>>> the author?
    Henry Wilson or Ralph someone or other? Who is the publisher? >>>>>>>>>>> Or is it to be self-published because no serious publisher >>>>>>>>>>> will touch it?
    How much will it cost?

    Not that I'm planning to buy it, or even to read it if a free >>>>>>>>>>> copy is available,
    but it would be nice to know.

    I'm just tidying it up. It wont be expensive even though it is >>>>>>>>>> undoubtedly the hardest book ever written. I will publish the >>>>>>>>>> introduction if you like.




    Will it have acid-free paper and library bindings?

    No. PDF style

    What mathematical subject classification might it have,
    or Library of Congress catalog section?

    You are out of date grandpa.

    You think MathSciNet and Zentralblatt will care much?

    My book is about Physics, not the big equations that has turned >>>>>>>> it into a circus. There is no difficult maths in my book, .



    PDF/A? Like what the Library of Congress Digital Preservation
    recommends?

    No-one serious will take seriously your book unless it's on
    acid-free paper with library bindings.

    The Math & Physics is in neighboring "Q" and "P" sections.

    Many mathematical papers have multiple MSC's, ....

    It is not a paper book. It's an ebook. nobody important reads
    printed books.


    Sure, whatever, Einstein.

    Please don't insult me. I am not a scammer.

    Are you going to use TeX to write your book, perhaps MathML.

    The book is already written. I am just adding a few more graphics.
    Ordinary word processor. It's an easy reader. Physics without the big
    maths. Simple algebraic equations are ASCII. No problem.



    Carl Sagan says the reason humanity is intelligent is "libraries".

    Not "subscriptions".


    That said, then of course you'll have an extensive bibliography and
    make citations of all the accounts of work in the field as from
    whatever references you may select, as hopefully represent an honest
    account of the known authorities throughout the field, not just
    wrapping-old-as-new a "parallel reconstruction" of events.

    Bibliographies are history. Just do an internet search and you will
    find it. Journals will all disappear soon. Anyone can publish anything
    on the Internet.


    Says who?

    Maybe you haven't heard about the internet yet....
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 21:46:57 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 22.09.2026 19:51, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:

    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.


    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are all
    in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground clocks
    cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't contain any Cs atoms.


    Your wristwatch is counting seconds correctly, isn't it?
    Your wristwatch is receiving signals from th SV's, isn't it?
    Can you please explain the algorithm that can make your
    wristwatch count seconds with the right frequency, when
    the SV-clocks have an arbitrary (but equal) frequency?
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 21:49:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 21.09.2026 20:56, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:

    "I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM, relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations,
    laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science
    degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological and
    physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years."

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but that's
    the facts man.

    You are no physicist, Ralph.

    Anybody who has ever read one of your posts will see
    that you are bluffing.


    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    Does that mean that you bluffed when you pretended to be
    a Doctor of Science? :-D
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 21:55:46 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 9:46 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 22.09.2026 19:51, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:

    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.


    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are all
    in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground clocks
    cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't contain
    any Cs
    atoms.


    Your wristwatch is counting seconds correctly, isn't it?

    It is, but the idiot you're worshiping
    has a different opinion about that.

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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 22 20:50:25 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    IDEAL clocks can become DESYNCHRONIZED.

    Correct.

    it's ideal and perfect when the clocks desynchronize

    Still wrong.

    Maciej, these two sentences DO NOT MEAN THE SAME THING.

    Perfect clocks can give different readings.

    does not mean:

    Giving different readings makes clocks perfect.

    For the fourth time, you delete the distinction and then
    attack the sentence you manufactured yourself.

    Here is an even simpler example:

    Perfect rulers can measure different lengths.

    YES.

    Therefore:

    It is perfect when rulers give different lengths.

    NO.

    The perfection belongs to the measuring instrument.

    The difference belongs to the quantities being measured.

    This really is elementary logic.


    because a mumbling madman has asserted it is.

    And again: nobody asserted your second sentence.

    Relativity makes a quantitative prediction about the elapsed
    times recorded by clocks following specified worldlines.

    Then clocks can be compared experimentally.

    NTS-2 is particularly annoying for your story because an
    uncompensated atomic clock was actually flown and its rate
    shift was measured.

    You first told us such clocks "don't exist".

    When presented with one, you called its measurement
    "initial mess".

    So we now have:

    prediction -> "religion"

    experiment -> "initial mess"

    metrologist -> "priest"

    explanation -> "mumbling"

    GPS engineer -> acceptable only if he gives
    Maciej's answer

    That's quite an impressive experimental method.


    But there is no point repeating the physics until you answer
    the elementary logical question.

    Does

    "perfect instruments can produce different readings
    when measuring different quantities"

    imply

    "different readings are what makes the instruments
    perfect"

    ?

    YES or NO, Best Logician.

    No Einstein.
    No GPS.
    No priests.
    No communism.

    Just logic.
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 00:38:31 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:46:57 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 22.09.2026 19:51, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:

    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.


    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.


    Your wristwatch is counting seconds correctly, isn't it? Your wristwatch
    is receiving signals from th SV's, isn't it?
    Can you please explain the algorithm that can make your wristwatch count seconds with the right frequency, when the SV-clocks have an arbitrary
    (but equal) frequency?

    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous readings
    are subtracted from the emission times of four received signals to produce four distances using constant c. The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the difference in the watch's time and that
    of the orbiting clocks is accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are
    recorded accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be
    highly precise. Get it?

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 01:07:37 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 21.09.2026 20:56, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:

    "I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations,
    laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science
    degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological
    and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years."

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to
    discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but
    that's the facts man.

    You are no physicist, Ralph.

    Well I was once paid by the government to teach the subject for a couple
    of years. Should I give them back the money.

    Anybody who has ever read one of your posts will see that you are
    bluffing.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    Does that mean that you bluffed when you pretended to be a Doctor of
    Science? :-D

    I cannot recall ever doing that. Most PhDs are either bought or
    automatically granted to stop their supervisors from looking stupid. I wouldn't want one. I'm quite happy with my current qualifications along
    with all the knowledge I have acquired from the internet. You even get a mention in my book for helping me understand the circular logic that has
    kept Einstein's theory alive.
    I think I will publish its introductory pages to let you know what it is about. That wont give away any of its secrets. Being a non physicist, you might have trouble understanding much of it.


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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 07:11:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/22/2026 10:50 PM, Python wrote:
    IDEAL clocks can become DESYNCHRONIZED.

    Correct.

    it's ideal and perfect when the clocks desynchronize

    Still wrong.

    Maciej, these two sentences DO NOT MEAN THE SAME THING.

    -a-a Perfect clocks can give different readings.

    does not mean:

    -a-a Giving different readings makes clocks perfect.


    Sure, your mumbling madman only asserted
    that it is sine qua non of perfect clocks.

    So, come on poor piece of shit. Ask a GPS engineer
    whether he understands that it's ideal and perfect
    when the clocks desynchronize, because a mumbling
    madman has asserted it is.

    Anyway, that's it. Your Shit didn't come from
    your precious experiments, it came from an
    assertion that perfect clocks are desynchronizing
    clocks - which is even more idiotic than
    asserting that the perfect system is communism.
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  • From nospam@nospam@de-ster.demon.nl (J. J. Lodder) to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 17:03:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you
    to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist
    but that's the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well to
    remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to support
    Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was derived from
    wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is HARPS. Q: Why
    do you think they they used moonlight? A: so they could use the
    Doppler shift caused by its motion away from the sun to fake a
    redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
    E"a"c"h" "s"p"e"c"t"r"u"m" "w"a"s" "c"o"r"r"e"c"t"e"d" "f"o"r"
    r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "("s"e"e" "T"a"b"l"e" "1")"
    "u"s"i"n"g" th"e" "J"P"L" "e"p"h"e"m"e"r"i"s" "t"o" "p"l"a"c"e"
    "t"h"e"m" "i"n" "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t" "f"r"a"m"e"
    "("s"e"e" "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3"," "f"o"r"
    "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e" "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d"
    "r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e"
    "m"o"t"i"o"n"s" "o"f" "t"h"e" "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t"
    "t"o" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d"
    "a"l"s"o" "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2"
    "m" s""1" "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e"
    "M"o"o"n"," "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s"
    "t"h"e" "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e"
    "b"e"f"o"r"e" "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n" "a"n"g"l"e"
    "o"f" "4"3"reR"
    "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orbital motion and for rotation of
    the Moon.

    Ahuh No!

    They corrected assuming constant c.
    Light reflects from a moving mirror (or moon) at c+/-2v.
    So the experiment was very easy to fake.

    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is
    done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework
    can be used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction
    that agrees with what is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    Jan


    and in -in that framework- you interpret the observations.
    You don't throw in some extra unrelated and incompatible hypothesis.


    Jan
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 17:44:19 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:46:57 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 22.09.2026 19:51, skrev HenryWilson:

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.


    Your wristwatch is counting seconds correctly, isn't it? Your wristwatch
    is receiving signals from th SV's, isn't it?
    Can you please explain the algorithm that can make your wristwatch count
    seconds with the right frequency, when the SV-clocks have an arbitrary
    (but equal) frequency?

    So you wish to discuss how the GPS works.
    OK, let's do that.


    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous readings
    are subtracted from the emission times of four received signals to produce four distances using constant c.

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma
    than it is in vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal
    when it passes through the ionosphere. The delay will change
    with time. To compensate for this there is a 'model' of the
    ionosphere in the receiver. Eight parameters in this model
    describes the current delay in the ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties
    of the ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload
    them to the SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver.
    The varying delay in the ionosphere is the most serious source
    of error in the GPS, and the precision would be very poor without
    this correction.

    The received signals do not arrive
    simultaneously but as long as the difference in the watch's time and that
    of the orbiting clocks is accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are
    recorded accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time
    when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent.
    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time
    it knows when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.
    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent,
    it also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t)
    for each SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown
    (x,y,z,t) of the receiver can be found.

    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within
    very few ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here: https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 20:38:53 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 23.09.2026 03:07, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 21.09.2026 20:56, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:

    "I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations,
    laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science >>>> degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological
    and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years."

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to
    discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but
    that's the facts man.

    You are no physicist, Ralph.

    Well I was once paid by the government to teach the subject for a couple
    of years. Should I give them back the money.

    Was "the subject" you taught for a couple of years
    physics and maths, including QM and relativity?

    Was it at one of the best universities in Australia you learned
    that relativity was nonsense?

    Anybody who has ever read one of your posts will see that you are
    bluffing.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    Does that mean that you bluffed when you pretended to be a Doctor of
    Science? :-D

    I cannot recall ever doing that.

    That's a plane lie!

    From February 2008 to February 2009 you called yourself
    "Dr. Henri Wilson" and you signed your posts with
    "Henri Wilson. ASTC,BSc,DSc(T)"

    From April 2009 to June 2012 you called yourself "Henry Wilson, DSc"

    In 2016 you called yourself HGWilson, DSc.

    Since you reappeared in 2026 you call yourself "HenryWilson"

    Don't pretend that you do not remember that you ten years ago
    claimed to be a "DSc".
    And what can DSc mean if not "Doctor of Science"?

    But thanks for confirming that you were bluffing.
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 23 19:53:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 23/09/2026 |a 20:37, "Paul B. Andersen" a |-crit :
    Den 23.09.2026 03:07, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:49:05 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 21.09.2026 20:56, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 19:19:08 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    On 27.05.2010, Henry Wilson DSc wrote:

    "I have a full degree in physics and maths, including QM,
    relativity,
    thermodynamics, optics, nuclear, partial differential equations, >>>>> laplace transforms, etc. I also have a completely separate science >>>>> degree majoring in psych and genetics with a few other biological >>>>> and physics subjects included.
    I spent eleven years at two of the best universities,
    overall. I was an experimental officer, in physics research in
    Australia's CSIRO and other institutions for over twenty years."

    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for you to >>>> discover that someone on this NG was actually a real physicist but
    that's the facts man.

    You are no physicist, Ralph.

    Well I was once paid by the government to teach the subject for a couple
    of years. Should I give them back the money.

    Was "the subject" you taught for a couple of years
    physics and maths, including QM and relativity?

    Was it at one of the best universities in Australia you learned
    that relativity was nonsense?

    Anybody who has ever read one of your posts will see that you are
    bluffing.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    Does that mean that you bluffed when you pretended to be a Doctor of
    Science? :-D

    I cannot recall ever doing that.

    That's a plane lie!

    From February 2008 to February 2009 you called yourself
    "Dr. Henri Wilson" and you signed your posts with
    "Henri Wilson. ASTC,BSc,DSc(T)"

    From April 2009 to June 2012 you called yourself "Henry Wilson, DSc"

    In 2016 you called yourself HGWilson, DSc.

    Since you reappeared in 2026 you call yourself "HenryWilson"

    Don't pretend that you do not remember that you ten years ago
    claimed to be a "DSc".
    And what can DSc mean if not "Doctor of Science"?

    But thanks for confirming that you were bluffing.

    reminder :

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/ImmortalFumbles.html

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=wilson

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=rabbidge
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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 18:53:15 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    The MMX showed light moves at c relative to its source and everything at rest with that source...so rotating the apparatus achieved nothing. The
    null result proved Newton correct...

    Nonsense. Newton was wrong about light with regard to what it must be described as. Foucault, at the latest, disproved Newton's theory of corpuscular light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory>

    but did not refute Einstein.

    How could it? It was made 18 years before Einstein postulated special relativity. *facepalm*
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.

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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 18:59:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:
    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.

    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.
    You do not know what you are talking about. The NAVSTAR GPS NTS-2 test satellite had an unmodified Cs-133-based atomic clock aboard (and a
    frequency synthesizer to modify its output, should it become necessary).
    After a few days in orbit, *without* the frequency synthesizer, it was
    _ahead_ of the ground clocks, almost precisely as general relativity had predicted. Read the report:

    <https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA058591.pdf>
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 19:07:13 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/24/2026 6:59 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:
    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.

    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.
    You do not know what you are talking about. The NAVSTAR GPS NTS-2 test satellite had an unmodified Cs-133-based atomic clock aboard (and a
    frequency synthesizer to modify its output, should it become necessary).
    After a few days in orbit, *without* the frequency synthesizer, it was _ahead_ of the ground clocks, almost precisely as general relativity had predicted. Read the report:


    And in the meantime in the real world -
    forbidden by your insane church improper
    clocks keep measuring improper t=t'
    in improper seconds.


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 12:07:19 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/24/2026 09:53 AM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    The MMX showed light moves at c relative to its source and everything at
    rest with that source...so rotating the apparatus achieved nothing. The
    null result proved Newton correct...

    Nonsense. Newton was wrong about light with regard to what it must be described as. Foucault, at the latest, disproved Newton's theory of corpuscular light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory>

    but did not refute Einstein.

    How could it? It was made 18 years before Einstein postulated special relativity. *facepalm*


    Fresnel for example already "proved" the wave-like character of light
    (about diffraction and so on).


    I think what he's saying is that "particle/wave duality" must thusly
    "refute" all of them.




    Accounts these days like "physics is too hard, let's just make the
    universe finite again", or, "physics is too hard, let's just make
    atoms particles" or "physics is too hard, let's make no time", or
    "physics is too hard, mathematics is too hard, let's make differential
    geometry refuse to admit functions with flat lines", or otherwise
    that physics is too hard and mathematics is too hard, maybe they
    should find pursuits more suited to their dispositions and abilities.



    So, reductionists, then, ....


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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 22:28:14 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 23.09.2026 21:53, skrev Python:

    reminder :
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/ImmortalFumbles.html

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=wilson

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=rabbidge

    Thanks for the links!

    I wasn't aware that Dirk's site still was up.

    Some of Ralph's fumbles are hilarious!


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html


    Einstein's theory is supported with a religious
    fanaticism and almost solely by members of the jewish faith. https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/NotAntiSemeticBut.html

    Einstein's version of relativity was never taken seriously
    outside of the USA and GB. It is a western hoax https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/AsFar.html


    A pendulum would swing back and forth in a spaceship in orbit. https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/NotTrickQuestion.html

    SR cannot cause anything physical, but Newtonian Mechanics can! https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/SuicideBomber.html

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/Respectibility.html
    :-D
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 21:36:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:46:57 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 22.09.2026 19:51, skrev HenryWilson:

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.


    Your wristwatch is counting seconds correctly, isn't it? Your
    wristwatch is receiving signals from th SV's, isn't it?
    Can you please explain the algorithm that can make your wristwatch
    count seconds with the right frequency, when the SV-clocks have an
    arbitrary (but equal) frequency?

    So you wish to discuss how the GPS works.
    OK, let's do that.


    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous readings
    are subtracted from the emission times of four received signals to
    produce four distances using constant c.

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is in vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes through
    the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate for this
    there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight parameters
    in this model describes the current delay in the ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay in
    the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and the precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the
    difference in the watch's time and that of the orbiting clocks is
    accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main
    requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are recorded
    accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly
    precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time when the
    signal it is receiving NOW was sent.
    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time it knows
    when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    Of course, It is written in the signal.
    But you missed my point. The signals from four clocks do not arrive simultaneously. The receiving clock only has to be suficiently accurate to measure those smal difference.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.
    Aha! Actually not exactly. The clocks are not precisely where they are believed to be..
    Orbit ephemerides are calculated on a constant c basis. any orbit
    eccentricity would result in a small error due to c+v.

    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent, it
    also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t) for each
    SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown (x,y,z,t) of the
    receiver can be found.

    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within very few
    ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here: https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?

    The point I am making is that the accuracy of the ground clock is not important. So all that bullshit about correcting for claimed time dilation
    and gravity is totally irrelevant. The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch, or have known deviations. The GPS system
    would work without any aspect of Einstein's silly theory.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 21:40:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 18:59:48 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:
    The system was not running yet.

    Irrelevant.

    GPS did not need to be operational for an atomic clock aboard NTS-2 to
    tick.

    That's the nice thing about an accusation of experimental fraud:

    eventually you have to explain the fraud.

    So explain it.

    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of
    the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.
    You do not know what you are talking about. The NAVSTAR GPS NTS-2 test satellite had an unmodified Cs-133-based atomic clock aboard (and a
    frequency synthesizer to modify its output, should it become necessary).
    After a few days in orbit, *without* the frequency synthesizer, it was _ahead_ of the ground clocks, almost precisely as general relativity had predicted. Read the report:

    <https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA058591.pdf>

    So what? Anything sent into free fall will change slightly.
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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 23:44:47 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 18:59:48 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:
    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of >>>> the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.
    You do not know what you are talking about. The NAVSTAR GPS NTS-2 test
    satellite had an unmodified Cs-133-based atomic clock aboard (and a
    frequency synthesizer to modify its output, should it become necessary).
    After a few days in orbit, *without* the frequency synthesizer, it was
    _ahead_ of the ground clocks, almost precisely as general relativity had
    predicted. Read the report:

    <https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA058591.pdf>

    So what? Anything sent into free fall will change slightly.

    How did you get that idea?

    And BTW, the ground clock in that test was an _atomic_ clocks, too.
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.
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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 23:47:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 18:59:48 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 26 09:17:14 +0000, Python wrote:
    How was an UNCOMPENSATED cesium clock engineered to fake the effect of >>>> the compensation that had deliberately been left OFF?

    One mechanism will do.

    The rate of the clocks is unimportant. what matters is that they are
    all in absolute synch with each other. The readings of the ground
    clocks cancel out in the algorithms. My $80 GPS wristwatch doesn't
    contain any Cs atoms.
    You do not know what you are talking about. The NAVSTAR GPS NTS-2 test
    satellite had an unmodified Cs-133-based atomic clock aboard (and a
    frequency synthesizer to modify its output, should it become necessary).
    After a few days in orbit, *without* the frequency synthesizer, it was
    _ahead_ of the ground clocks, almost precisely as general relativity had
    predicted. Read the report:

    <https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA058591.pdf>

    So what? Anything sent into free fall will change slightly.

    How did you get that idea?

    And BTW, the ground clock in that test was an _atomic_ clock, too.
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 21:52:54 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:

    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    You asked for it. I gave you the details. I know it was hard for
    you to discover that someone on this NG was actually a real
    physicist but that's the facts man.

    (In his modesty, he forgot to mention is doctorate.)

    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    While trying to bluff your way into physics you would do well to
    remember that the correct spelling is PhD.

    ...and yes...lots of experiments have been faked in order to
    support Einstein. For instance most evidence against Newton was
    derived from wrongly interpreted interferometry. Paul's latest is
    HARPS. Q: Why do you think they they used moonlight? A: so they
    could use the Doppler shift caused by its motion away from the
    sun to fake a redshift.

    As for faking, from the paper:
    ====
    E"a"c"h" "s"p"e"c"t"r"u"m" "w"a"s" "c"o"r"r"e"c"t"e"d" "f"o"r"
    r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y" "("s"e"e" "T"a"b"l"e" "1")"
    "u"s"i"n"g" th"e" "J"P"L" "e"p"h"e"m"e"r"i"s" "t"o" "p"l"a"c"e"
    "t"h"e"m" "i"n" "t"h"e" "l"a"b"o"r"a"t"o"r"y" "r"e"s"t"
    "f"r"a"m"e" "("s"e"e" "M"o"l"a"r"o" "e"t" "a"l"." "2"0"1"3","
    "f"o"r" "f"u"r"t"h"e"r" "d"e"t"a"i"l"s")"." "T"h"e"
    "c"o"m"p"u"t"e"d" "r"a"d"i"a"l" "v"e"l"o"c"i"t"y"
    "a"c"c"o"u"n"t"s" "f"o"r" "t"h"e" "m"o"t"i"o"n"s" "o"f" "t"h"e"
    "M"o"o"n" "w"i"t"h" "r"e"s"p"e"c"t" "t"o" "t"h"e"
    "o"b"s"e"r"v"e"r" "a"n"d" "t"h"e" "S"u"n"," "a"n"d" "a"l"s"o"
    "i"n"c"l"u"d"e"s" "a" "c"o"m"p"o"n"e"n"t" "o"f" "3"."2" "m"
    s""1" "d"u"e" "t"o" "t"h"e" "r"o"t"a"t"i"o"n" "o"f" "t"h"e"
    "M"o"o"n"," "s"i"n"c"e" "t"h"e" "s"u"n"l"i"g"h"t" "i"m"p"a"c"t"s"
    "t"h"e" "r"e"c"e"d"i"n"g" "l"u"n"a"r" "h"e"m"i"s"p"h"e"r"e"
    "b"e"f"o"r"e" "b"e"i"n"g" "r"e"f"l"e"c"t"e"d" "a"t" "a"n"
    "a"n"g"l"e"
    "o"f" "4"3"reR"
    "a"t" "t"h"e" "t"i"m"e" "o"f" "t"h"e" "o"b"s"e"r"v"a"t"i"o"n"." "
    ====

    So yes, they corrected for both orbital motion and for rotation of
    the Moon.

    Ahuh No!

    They corrected assuming constant c.
    Light reflects from a moving mirror (or moon) at c+/-2v.
    So the experiment was very easy to fake.

    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is
    done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be used
    to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s
    By coincidence, the Newtonian blue shift in wavelength due to slowing,
    just happens to be tyhe same 633m/s.
    Since light does not oscillate and does not possess a 'frequency'... and
    since the light's wave arrival rate MUST be the same as the WER between
    object are MAR, which theory is the correct one?

    Jan


    and in -in that framework- you interpret the observations.
    You don't throw in some extra unrelated and incompatible hypothesis.


    Jan

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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 25 01:22:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is
    done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be used
    to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what is
    observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no clue.

    By coincidence, the Newtonian blue shift in wavelength due to slowing,
    just happens to be tyhe same 633m/s.

    Newton's theories do not predict any redshift or blueshift due to
    relative motion or gravitation. Newton simply does not discuss light in relation to motion or gravitation, and he was wrong about light on top
    of it.

    You can to some extent use Newtonian reasoning to explain gravitational redshift (BTDT for an exercise in the first semester of my Astrophysics
    studies when I did not know yet how to calculate it based on GR), but
    that is only so because in special cases it is a good approximation of
    GR. Which is actually the mark of a good new theory, in this case GR.

    That Newton's theory of gravitation is wrong up to a factor of 2 when
    the gravitational influences grow larger was demonstrated repeatedly in
    the deflection of starlight passing by close to Sol, and even before
    that, the anomalous precession of the perihelion of Mercury without
    finding the proposed planet, Vulcan, to explain it.
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 17:53:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/24/2026 04:22 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be used
    to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what is
    observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for
    constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no clue.

    By coincidence, the Newtonian blue shift in wavelength due to slowing,
    just happens to be tyhe same 633m/s.

    Newton's theories do not predict any redshift or blueshift due to
    relative motion or gravitation. Newton simply does not discuss light in relation to motion or gravitation, and he was wrong about light on top
    of it.

    You can to some extent use Newtonian reasoning to explain gravitational redshift (BTDT for an exercise in the first semester of my Astrophysics studies when I did not know yet how to calculate it based on GR), but
    that is only so because in special cases it is a good approximation of
    GR. Which is actually the mark of a good new theory, in this case GR.

    That Newton's theory of gravitation is wrong up to a factor of 2 when
    the gravitational influences grow larger was demonstrated repeatedly in
    the deflection of starlight passing by close to Sol, and even before
    that, the anomalous precession of the perihelion of Mercury without
    finding the proposed planet, Vulcan, to explain it.



    That's of light's passage not the transit of bodies in their orbits,
    which are determined by the source of the gravific influence
    not its image, then that the mass of the bodies has been determined
    in reverse from the behavior of the orbits, so that "Newtonian"
    or "Einsteinian" accounts of the gravitic (or, gravific) are
    ignorant any accounts after the "Galilean" which is ignorant
    any account of spinning bodies their heft, as resistance to acceleration.


    Then, the actual formulas that give the diffraction, are simply
    re-written formulas with adding "a factor of 2", since otherwise
    the previous sort of account could give "the correction" for various
    reasons, that besides that it's "spurious", then is about lensing
    and occlusion lensing due light's travel and the pure diffraction,
    instead of the geodesy or orbifold.


    I.e., one could just re-write the old formulas and add a "spurious
    factor of 2" and it would be fudged/fuzzed about the same.


    About light as entering rotational frames besides gravitating frames,
    makes for a simple reason that mechanics gives for optics to give
    that redshift bias/distortion is from accounts of the rotational
    as much as the gravific.


    The usual Galilean/Newtonian/Einsteinian of these is just ignorant
    of rotating frames, rotating frames, and rotating frames.


    Shame, forsooth, bother.



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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Thu Sep 24 17:56:47 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/24/2026 05:53 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/24/2026 04:22 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be used >>>> to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what is >>>> observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'. >>>> (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for
    constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    By coincidence, the Newtonian blue shift in wavelength due to slowing,
    just happens to be tyhe same 633m/s.

    Newton's theories do not predict any redshift or blueshift due to
    relative motion or gravitation. Newton simply does not discuss light in
    relation to motion or gravitation, and he was wrong about light on top
    of it.

    You can to some extent use Newtonian reasoning to explain gravitational
    redshift (BTDT for an exercise in the first semester of my Astrophysics
    studies when I did not know yet how to calculate it based on GR), but
    that is only so because in special cases it is a good approximation of
    GR. Which is actually the mark of a good new theory, in this case GR.

    That Newton's theory of gravitation is wrong up to a factor of 2 when
    the gravitational influences grow larger was demonstrated repeatedly in
    the deflection of starlight passing by close to Sol, and even before
    that, the anomalous precession of the perihelion of Mercury without
    finding the proposed planet, Vulcan, to explain it.



    That's of light's passage not the transit of bodies in their orbits,
    which are determined by the source of the gravific influence
    not its image, then that the mass of the bodies has been determined
    in reverse from the behavior of the orbits, so that "Newtonian"
    or "Einsteinian" accounts of the gravitic (or, gravific) are
    ignorant any accounts after the "Galilean" which is ignorant
    any account of spinning bodies their heft, as resistance to acceleration.


    Then, the actual formulas that give the diffraction, are simply
    re-written formulas with adding "a factor of 2", since otherwise
    the previous sort of account could give "the correction" for various
    reasons, that besides that it's "spurious", then is about lensing
    and occlusion lensing due light's travel and the pure diffraction,
    instead of the geodesy or orbifold.


    I.e., one could just re-write the old formulas and add a "spurious
    factor of 2" and it would be fudged/fuzzed about the same.


    About light as entering rotational frames besides gravitating frames,
    makes for a simple reason that mechanics gives for optics to give
    that redshift bias/distortion is from accounts of the rotational
    as much as the gravific.


    The usual Galilean/Newtonian/Einsteinian of these is just ignorant
    of rotating frames, rotating frames, and rotating frames.


    Shame, forsooth, bother.





    Points being "gravity's speed is demonstrably no different than
    infinite" and "light's speed about occlusions is as of a longer path".

    Which of course fit the data and are having room in the theory,
    while the usual account is stuck with DarkMatter/DarkEnergy falsifying it.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 25 09:43:21 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:28:14 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 21:53, skrev Python:

    reminder : https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/ImmortalFumbles.html

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=wilson

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Search/searchresult.html?sw=rabbidge

    Thanks for the links!

    I wasn't aware that Dirk's site still was up.

    Some of Ralph's fumbles are hilarious!


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/
    KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html


    Einstein's theory is supported with a religious fanaticism and almost
    solely by members of the jewish faith. https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/NotAntiSemeticBut.html

    Einstein's version of relativity was never taken seriously outside of
    the USA and GB. It is a western hoax https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/AsFar.html

    No form of energy is frame dependent. What is wrongly referred to as
    kinetic energy does not tell the full story. If you have disovered some
    frame dependent kinetic energy, I look forward to your imminent invention
    of perpetual motion.

    A pendulum would swing back and forth in a spaceship in orbit. https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/NotTrickQuestion.html

    SR cannot cause anything physical, but Newtonian Mechanics can! https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/SuicideBomber.html

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/Respectibility.html :-D

    don't lie.

    If you want to see some real fumbles, just check this: https:/paulba.no

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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 25 23:22:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 24.09.2026 23:36, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:

    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous readings
    are subtracted from the emission times of four received signals to
    produce four distances using constant c.

    Read this again:

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is in
    vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes through
    the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate for this
    there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight parameters
    in this model describes the current delay in the ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay in
    the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and the
    precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The speed of an EM-wave in the L-band is NOT constant!
    It is measured by the monitor stations and the delay is
    corrected for in the receiver.


    The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the
    difference in the watch's time and that of the orbiting clocks is
    accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main
    requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are recorded
    accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly
    precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time when the
    signal it is receiving NOW was sent.

    Read this again:

    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time it knows
    when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    Why is this so hard to understand?


    Of course, It is written in the signal.
    But you missed my point. The signals from four clocks do not arrive simultaneously. The receiving clock only has to be suficiently accurate to measure those smal difference.

    Either you don't read what I write, or you have a serious reading comprehension problem.

    At _any time_ the receiver knows the GPS-time of the SV when
    the signal was sent.
    That means that the receiver all the time simultaneously is
    receiving the signal from 4+ SVs.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.

    Aha! Actually not exactly. The clocks are not precisely where they are believed to be..
    Orbit ephemerides are calculated on a constant c basis. any orbit eccentricity would result in a small error due to c+v.

    Ralph, the GPS is very complicated and it is impossible
    to _guess_ how it works. You are guessing horribly wrong!

    The receiver knows the nominal orbit for all the SVs.
    The monitor stations are tracking the SVs and know their
    exact orbits. Ephemerides are uploaded to the SVs so that
    each SV knows its own orbit. Each SV is downloading corrections
    to its nominal orbit to the receiver.

    ** The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.**

    That means that when the receiver knows the GPS-time when signal
    was sent, it also knows the SV's position when the signal was sent.

    So the receiver will get the information (xrec,yrec,zrec,trec) from each SV.

    Since the speed of an SV is 3870 m/s, 3ns error in trec will only
    give ~11.6 ++m error in the position of the SV, but trec must be precise
    by other reasons. See below.


    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent, it
    also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t) for each
    SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown (x,y,z,t) of the
    receiver can be found.

    Did you get it?

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver, (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u). With four SVs, you get four equations to determine
    these four unknowns.
    Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.
    The distance will be (trec-tb|u)riac' where c' is the average speed
    of radio signals in the L-band when it is corrected for the
    ionospheric delay.
    This correction may (will) be different for the four SVs.
    If trec is 3 ns wrong, then the distance will be wrong by ~1m.

    So to keep the precision of the position in the metre range,
    the reported time from the SVs must be in sync with GPS-time
    within very few ns.

    Got it?

    If the receiver didn't receive the signals from the four SVs
    simultaneously, and the receiver is moving, you would get four
    different (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u) to determine, that's 16 unknowns.
    Hard to do with four equations.


    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within very few
    ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here:
    https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?


    The point I am making is that the accuracy of the ground clock is not important. So all that bullshit about correcting for claimed time dilation and gravity is totally irrelevant. The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch, or have known deviations. The GPS system
    would work without any aspect of Einstein's silly theory.

    Well, you don't want to learn, but I will teach you anyway.

    Your claim: "the accuracy of the ground clock is not important."
    is plain wrong.
    There are several "ground clocks", one in each monitor station.
    These clocks are kept in sync with the master clock and GPS-time.
    It is the monitor stations which are keeping the reported time
    from the SVs in sync with GPS-time. If the ground clocks were
    not synchronous, neither would the SV clocks be.

    Your statement:
    "The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch"
    is almost right. The reported times from the SVs are kept in sync with GPS-time. They are synchronous in the non-rotating ECI-frame.

    Didn't you wonder how "all orbiting clocks are kept in absolute synch"?

    Facts:
    SI-clock = clock counting seconds as defined by SI.
    The clocks in the SV's are SI-clocks adjusted down by
    the factor (1-4.4647e-10).
    These clocks have then the same rate as SI-clocks on the ground.

    That's how Nature factually works and would have worked even
    if Einstein was never born.

    ------

    Let's see how the receiver at any time can know the _exact_
    time (within very few ns) when the signal was sent from the SV.

    The clock in the SV is called "SV clock time" t_SV.
    This clock is normally not corrected while the SV is in service.
    Since no clock is infinitely precise, t_SV may be several ++s
    off sync. The GPS-system time is called t.
    So to get the correct t, we must add a correction +ot_SV.

    The monitor stations are reading the clocks in all the SVs, and
    are measuring their offset from GPS-time, their rate error, and
    the change in the rate error. These data are uploaded to the SVs
    as a correction polynomial. This polynomial is downloaded to
    the receiver together with t_SV, and the correction is made in
    the receiver.

    See: https://paulba.no/div/GPS_clock_correction.pdf
    From the Interface Control Document: https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    The SV will send the t_SV and the correction polynomial every
    6 minutes. That means that the receiver will get the corrected
    time t every 6. minutes.

    But the receiver must at any time know the time t.
    To explain how that is achieved, we must have a closer look
    at the signal from the SV.

    Each SV has a unique pseudo random code (PRN code). This
    is 1023 bits long, and these bits are continuously sent
    from the SV. The bits are sent with the frequency 1023 kbps,
    which means that each PRN code lasts 1 ms.
    The data bits are modulated on top of this continuous stream
    of PRN code. The receiver gets the corrected time every
    6 minutes, and during the 6 minutes the receiver counts
    the PRN codes and add 1 ms to the time for each code.

    Thus the receiver at any time knows the time t for 4+ SVs.
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Fri Sep 25 19:12:04 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/25/2026 02:22 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 24.09.2026 23:36, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:

    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous readings >>>> are subtracted from the emission times of four received signals to
    produce four distances using constant c.

    Read this again:

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is in >>> vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes through
    the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate for this
    there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight parameters
    in this model describes the current delay in the ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay in
    the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and the
    precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The speed of an EM-wave in the L-band is NOT constant!
    It is measured by the monitor stations and the delay is
    corrected for in the receiver.


    The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the
    difference in the watch's time and that of the orbiting clocks is
    accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main
    requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are recorded
    accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly
    precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time when the
    signal it is receiving NOW was sent.

    Read this again:

    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time it knows
    when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    Why is this so hard to understand?


    Of course, It is written in the signal.
    But you missed my point. The signals from four clocks do not arrive
    simultaneously. The receiving clock only has to be suficiently
    accurate to
    measure those smal difference.

    Either you don't read what I write, or you have a serious reading comprehension problem.

    At _any time_ the receiver knows the GPS-time of the SV when
    the signal was sent.
    That means that the receiver all the time simultaneously is
    receiving the signal from 4+ SVs.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.

    Aha! Actually not exactly. The clocks are not precisely where they are
    believed to be..
    Orbit ephemerides are calculated on a constant c basis. any orbit
    eccentricity would result in a small error due to c+v.

    Ralph, the GPS is very complicated and it is impossible
    to _guess_ how it works. You are guessing horribly wrong!

    The receiver knows the nominal orbit for all the SVs.
    The monitor stations are tracking the SVs and know their
    exact orbits. Ephemerides are uploaded to the SVs so that
    each SV knows its own orbit. Each SV is downloading corrections
    to its nominal orbit to the receiver.

    ** The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.**

    That means that when the receiver knows the GPS-time when signal
    was sent, it also knows the SV's position when the signal was sent.

    So the receiver will get the information (xrec,yrec,zrec,trec) from each SV.

    Since the speed of an SV is 3870 m/s, 3ns error in trec will only
    give ~11.6 ++m error in the position of the SV, but trec must be precise
    by other reasons. See below.


    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent, it
    also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t) for each
    SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown (x,y,z,t) of the
    receiver can be found.

    Did you get it?

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver, (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u). With four SVs, you get four equations to determine these four unknowns.
    Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.
    The distance will be (trec-tb|u)riac' where c' is the average speed
    of radio signals in the L-band when it is corrected for the
    ionospheric delay.
    This correction may (will) be different for the four SVs.
    If trec is 3 ns wrong, then the distance will be wrong by ~1m.

    So to keep the precision of the position in the metre range,
    the reported time from the SVs must be in sync with GPS-time
    within very few ns.

    Got it?

    If the receiver didn't receive the signals from the four SVs
    simultaneously, and the receiver is moving, you would get four
    different (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u) to determine, that's 16 unknowns.
    Hard to do with four equations.


    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within very few
    ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here:
    https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?


    The point I am making is that the accuracy of the ground clock is not
    important. So all that bullshit about correcting for claimed time
    dilation
    and gravity is totally irrelevant. The main criterion is that all
    orbiting
    clocks are in absolute synch, or have known deviations. The GPS system
    would work without any aspect of Einstein's silly theory.

    Well, you don't want to learn, but I will teach you anyway.

    Your claim: "the accuracy of the ground clock is not important."
    is plain wrong.
    There are several "ground clocks", one in each monitor station.
    These clocks are kept in sync with the master clock and GPS-time.
    It is the monitor stations which are keeping the reported time
    from the SVs in sync with GPS-time. If the ground clocks were
    not synchronous, neither would the SV clocks be.

    Your statement:
    "The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch"
    is almost right. The reported times from the SVs are kept in sync with GPS-time. They are synchronous in the non-rotating ECI-frame.

    Didn't you wonder how "all orbiting clocks are kept in absolute synch"?

    Facts:
    SI-clock = clock counting seconds as defined by SI.
    The clocks in the SV's are SI-clocks adjusted down by
    the factor (1-4.4647e-10).
    These clocks have then the same rate as SI-clocks on the ground.

    That's how Nature factually works and would have worked even
    if Einstein was never born.

    ------

    Let's see how the receiver at any time can know the _exact_
    time (within very few ns) when the signal was sent from the SV.

    The clock in the SV is called "SV clock time" t_SV.
    This clock is normally not corrected while the SV is in service.
    Since no clock is infinitely precise, t_SV may be several ++s
    off sync. The GPS-system time is called t.
    So to get the correct t, we must add a correction +ot_SV.

    The monitor stations are reading the clocks in all the SVs, and
    are measuring their offset from GPS-time, their rate error, and
    the change in the rate error. These data are uploaded to the SVs
    as a correction polynomial. This polynomial is downloaded to
    the receiver together with t_SV, and the correction is made in
    the receiver.

    See: https://paulba.no/div/GPS_clock_correction.pdf
    From the Interface Control Document: https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    The SV will send the t_SV and the correction polynomial every
    6 minutes. That means that the receiver will get the corrected
    time t every 6. minutes.

    But the receiver must at any time know the time t.
    To explain how that is achieved, we must have a closer look
    at the signal from the SV.

    Each SV has a unique pseudo random code (PRN code). This
    is 1023 bits long, and these bits are continuously sent
    from the SV. The bits are sent with the frequency 1023 kbps,
    which means that each PRN code lasts 1 ms.
    The data bits are modulated on top of this continuous stream
    of PRN code. The receiver gets the corrected time every
    6 minutes, and during the 6 minutes the receiver counts
    the PRN codes and add 1 ms to the time for each code.

    Thus the receiver at any time knows the time t for 4+ SVs.



    There's a book called "Planetary Electrodynamics" from about
    four or five decades ago that helps explain the ionosphere
    and so on.

    That said, "eight factors" is basically zero fixed parameters.
    What this means is that satellites are constantly being updated
    since it's not essentially reliable the otherwise simplistic
    account of what arrives at the $3 receivers.



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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 08:20:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 9/25/2026 11:22 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver, (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u). With four SVs, you get four equations to determine these four unknowns.
    Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.


    Some idiot has asserted these distances
    depend on the speed of the receiver, but
    why would anyone treat the idiot seriously.

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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 10:48:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 25.09.2026 11:43, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:28:14 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at +/-v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly calculated:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Well done!


    No form of energy is frame dependent. What is wrongly referred to as
    kinetic energy does not tell the full story. If you have disovered some
    frame dependent kinetic energy, I look forward to your imminent invention
    of perpetual motion.

    And the inventor of the perpetuum mobile is Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge. Congratulation!
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 10:11:05 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sat, 26 Sep 2026 10:48:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 25.09.2026 11:43, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:28:14 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/ KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2 |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are | approaching
    each other at +/-v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:

    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2

    Paul, have you been consuming too much of that stuff again? What you
    describe is not the energy of a system. It is the KE of a single object of mass 2M.
    To discuss system KE you have to include how it originated and how
    momentum is conserved in the process. I explained this years ago.



    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly calculated:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2 Kinetic energy
    of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Well done!


    No form of energy is frame dependent. What is wrongly referred to as
    kinetic energy does not tell the full story. If you have discovered
    some frame dependent kinetic energy, I look forward to your imminent
    invention of perpetual motion.

    And the inventor of the perpetuum mobile is Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge. Congratulation!

    Being a radio engineer, did not learn much Physics.

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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 13:45:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 24.09.2026 23:36, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is in >>> vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes through
    the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate for this
    there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight parameters
    in this model describes the current delay in the ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay in
    the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and the
    precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The speed of an EM-wave in the L-band is NOT constant!
    It is measured by the monitor stations and the delay is
    corrected for in the receiver.

    This is also used to determine the water vapor content and profile of
    the terrestrial atmosphere for more precise weather forecasts. BTST.

    <https://www.earthscope.org/what-is/gps/gps-and-water-vapor/>
    --
    PointedEars

    Twitter: @PointedEars2
    Please do not cc me. / Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 05:39:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/25/2026 11:20 PM, Maciej Wo+|niak wrote:
    On 9/25/2026 11:22 PM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver,
    (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u). With four SVs, you get four equations to determine
    these four unknowns.
    Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.


    Some idiot has asserted these distances
    depend on the speed of the receiver, but
    why would anyone treat the idiot seriously.


    "Accelerations", usually, rather.


    I don't recall a "Rabbidge", I think it's a ret-con.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 12:53:11 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Maciej,

    Some idiot has asserted these distances
    depend on the speed of the receiver

    If by "some idiot" you mean special relativity, then
    please state the claim correctly.

    SR does NOT say:

    "The GPS receiver moves faster,
    therefore its measured pseudoranges shrink."

    It says that spatial distance between separated objects
    is frame-dependent because "distance at the same time"
    requires a definition of simultaneity.

    Suppose the receiver and satellite have some separation
    in the Earth-centered frame.

    Now ask:

    What is their spatial separation at the same time
    in the receiver's inertial frame?

    You have changed frames.

    Therefore you have changed simultaneity.

    Therefore the satellite event paired with the receiver
    event is generally a DIFFERENT satellite event.

    The resulting spatial separation can therefore be different.

    That's what length contraction is about.

    It is NOT a claim that changing the receiver's velocity
    magically changes the distance between a fixed pair of
    events.

    And it is NOT how an ordinary GPS receiver computes
    a pseudorange either.

    In GPS we have something quite different:

    satellite emits at t_s

    receiver receives at t_r

    and during the propagation time both the geometry and
    the relevant positions evolve.

    So before calling somebody an idiot, tell us exactly
    which quantity you mean by "these distances":

    Earth-frame coordinate distance?

    Receiver-frame simultaneous distance?

    Satellite-frame simultaneous distance?

    Light-travel distance?

    GPS pseudorange?

    Those are not interchangeable quantities.


    And there is also an amusing quantitative problem if
    you're talking about ordinary SR length contraction.

    GPS velocities are tiny compared with c.

    Take generously:

    v ~ 4 km/s.

    Then:

    v/c ~ 1.3 x 10^-5

    and:

    gamma - 1 ~ (1/2)(v/c)^2
    ~ 9 x 10^-11.

    Even if you NAIVELY applied that Lorentz contraction to
    a distance of 20,000 km, the effect would be only about:

    20,000 km x 9 x 10^-11

    ~ 2 millimetres.

    Now compare that with the ordinary motion occurring while
    the signal is travelling.

    Light takes roughly:

    20,000 km / c ~ 67 milliseconds

    to cover 20,000 km.

    During 67 ms, something moving at 4 km/s travels about:

    4,000 m/s x 0.067 s

    ~ 270 metres.

    So we have two completely different orders of magnitude:

    motion during signal propagation: ~ hundreds of metres

    naive Lorentz contraction: ~ millimetres

    The first is basically an emission/reception geometry issue.

    The second is of order v-#/c-# and concerns comparison of
    spatial separations between inertial frames.

    They are not the same phenomenon.

    So:

    "Some idiot asserted these distances depend
    on the speed of the receiver"

    isn't sufficiently defined to be either right or wrong.

    Distance between WHAT EVENTS?

    Measured HOW?

    In WHAT frame?

    If you mean GPS pseudorange, say GPS pseudorange.

    If you mean Lorentz contraction, say Lorentz contraction.

    And if you claim that SR predicts some particular
    speed-dependent correction to the four distances Paul
    was discussing, give us the equation.

    Because otherwise you have merely called an unspecified
    person an idiot for making an unspecified statement about
    an unspecified distance.

    One of the best logicians Humanity ever had should probably
    specify the nouns before refuting the equation.
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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Maciej_Wo=C5=BAniak?=@mlwozniak@wp.pl to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 21:00:21 2026
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    On 9/26/2026 2:53 PM, Python wrote:
    Maciej,

    Some idiot has asserted these distances
    depend on the speed of the receiver

    If by "some idiot" you mean special relativity,

    I mean your idiot guru, of course.



    then
    please state the claim correctly.

    SR does NOT say:

    -a-a "The GPS receiver moves faster,
    -a-a-a therefore its measured pseudoranges shrink."

    The Shit is mad, but it's not introducing
    any "pseudoranges", sure. Nobody disputes that.


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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sat Sep 26 23:55:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be
    used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what
    is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for
    constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed. You
    preach relativity but know nothing about it. Newton simply says light slow
    as it leaves the sun and loses KE. Einstein accepted that light loses
    energy as it moves into weaker gravity but because it was not allowed to
    slow, he had to concoct the idea that light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller. That's where his red shift idea came
    from.
    Why don't you try to understand what Einstein did rather than make a fool
    of yourself.


    By coincidence, the Newtonian blue shift in wavelength due to slowing,
    just happens to be tyhe same 633m/s.

    Newton's theories do not predict any redshift or blueshift due to
    relative motion or gravitation. Newton simply does not discuss light in relation to motion or gravitation, and he was wrong about light on top
    of it.

    If you read my book in which Newton is considerably upgraded, you will
    learn what he says about gravity and light.

    You can to some extent use Newtonian reasoning to explain gravitational redshift (BTDT for an exercise in the first semester of my Astrophysics studies when I did not know yet how to calculate it based on GR), but
    that is only so because in special cases it is a good approximation of
    GR. Which is actually the mark of a good new theory, in this case GR.

    That Newton's theory of gravitation is wrong up to a factor of 2 when
    the gravitational influences grow larger was demonstrated repeatedly in
    the deflection of starlight passing by close to Sol, and even before
    that, the anomalous precession of the perihelion of Mercury without
    finding the proposed planet, Vulcan, to explain it.

    Mercury's precession does not have a constant rate. It varies chaotically, depending on the positions of the other planets and can go in the opposite direction. There was considerable dispute as to what the value of its precession should be in 1917. .and it was all based on the incorrect
    constant c model of the universe anyway. No cosmic object is where it is believed to be because calculations all assume constant light speed. The
    whole of astronomy has to be trashed and rewritten.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 00:45:20 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 23:22:26 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 24.09.2026 23:36, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:

    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous
    readings are subtracted from the emission times of four received
    signals to produce four distances using constant c.

    Read this again:

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is
    in vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes
    through the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate
    for this there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight
    parameters in this model describes the current delay in the
    ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay
    in the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and
    the precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The speed of an EM-wave in the L-band is NOT constant!
    It is measured by the monitor stations and the delay is corrected for in
    the receiver.

    That's a different matter...although it is probably a neat way to
    compensate for c+v without telling anyone.


    The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the
    difference in the watch's time and that of the orbiting clocks is
    accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main
    requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are recorded
    accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly
    precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time when the
    signal it is receiving NOW was sent.

    Read this again:

    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time it knows
    when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    What do you mean by 'tracking? It doesn't 'track' the clock. The signal emission time is written into the signal..and the receiving clock needs to
    be accurate to only about e-9, which crystal oscillators do easily.

    Why is this so hard to understand?
    Why is it so had for you to understand that I do understand and am quite correct in stating that the inclusion of anything Einstein said into the
    GPS system is totally unnecesary


    Of course, It is written in the signal.
    But you missed my point. The signals from four clocks do not arrive
    simultaneously. The receiving clock only has to be suficiently accurate
    to measure those smal difference.

    Either you don't read what I write, or you have a serious reading comprehension problem.

    At _any time_ the receiver knows the GPS-time of the SV when the signal
    was sent.
    That means that the receiver all the time simultaneously is receiving
    the signal from 4+ SVs.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.

    Aha! Actually not exactly. The clocks are not precisely where they are
    believed to be..
    Orbit ephemerides are calculated on a constant c basis. any orbit
    eccentricity would result in a small error due to c+v.

    Ralph, the GPS is very complicated and it is impossible to _guess_ how
    it works. You are guessing horribly wrong!

    The constant c error is correct out by the application of 'relativistic corrections'.

    The receiver knows the nominal orbit for all the SVs.

    It knows where the SV is when it sent the signal, because its position can
    be determined from that time. Not the estimated time based on the ground clock's reading. That does not have to be excessively accurate. What does
    have to be precisely known is the relationship between the readings of all
    the SVs at any absolute instant.

    The monitor stations are tracking the SVs and know their exact orbits. Ephemerides are uploaded to the SVs so that each SV knows its own orbit.
    Each SV is downloading corrections to its nominal orbit to the receiver.

    ** The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.**

    It doesn't 'know it'. The time stamp on the arriving signal tells the
    ground clock where the SV was, relative to the Earth's coordinates. By subtracting the latter from the former the clock can calculate it distance from four clocks and calculate where it is. Again, the main point is, the actual SV clock rate doesn't matter one iota. Including the
    'relativivistic correction' is nothing but yet another devious ploy to
    make Einstein's theory appear to work.

    That means that when the receiver knows the GPS-time when signal was
    sent, it also knows the SV's position when the signal was sent.

    So the receiver will get the information (xrec,yrec,zrec,trec) from each SV.

    Since the speed of an SV is 3870 m/s, 3ns error in trec will only give
    ~11.6 ++m error in the position of the SV, but trec must be precise by
    other reasons. See below.


    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent, it
    also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t) for each
    SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown (x,y,z,t) of the
    receiver can be found.

    Did you get it?

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver, (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u).
    With four SVs, you get four equations to determine these four unknowns. Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.
    The distance will be (trec-tb|u)riac' where c' is the average speed of radio signals in the L-band when it is corrected for the ionospheric delay.
    This correction may (will) be different for the four SVs.
    If trec is 3 ns wrong, then the distance will be wrong by ~1m.

    So to keep the precision of the position in the metre range,
    the reported time from the SVs must be in sync with GPS-time within very
    few ns.

    Got it?

    Of course. That's how they maintain absolute synch between all SVs, which
    is the fundamental requirement. .but my GPS golf wristwatch only has to be roughly accurate because its reading cancels out in the calculations. It locates with accuracy of about a half metre.

    If the receiver didn't receive the signals from the four SVs
    simultaneously, and the receiver is moving, you would get four different (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u) to determine, that's 16 unknowns.
    Hard to do with four equations.


    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within very
    few ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here:
    https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?


    The point I am making is that the accuracy of the ground clock is not
    important. So all that bullshit about correcting for claimed time
    dilation and gravity is totally irrelevant. The main criterion is that
    all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch, or have known deviations.
    The GPS system would work without any aspect of Einstein's silly
    theory.

    Well, you don't want to learn, but I will teach you anyway.

    Your claim: "the accuracy of the ground clock is not important."
    is plain wrong.
    There are several "ground clocks", one in each monitor station.
    These clocks are kept in sync with the master clock and GPS-time.
    It is the monitor stations which are keeping the reported time from the
    SVs in sync with GPS-time. If the ground clocks were not synchronous,
    neither would the SV clocks be.

    Your statement:
    "The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch"
    is almost right. The reported times from the SVs are kept in sync with GPS-time. They are synchronous in the non-rotating ECI-frame.

    Didn't you wonder how "all orbiting clocks are kept in absolute synch"?

    I did . I particularly noticed that all signalling is assumed to occur at constant speed. That's how I discovered why the relativistic corrections
    are necessary. They compensate for that wrong assumption. As pointed out
    in my book (which every physics student should read), we can live with a constant c universe, along with its incredibly complicated 'relativistic corrections' or a straightforward, easy to understand, variable light
    speed universe. Only an idiot would chose the former.

    Facts:
    SI-clock = clock counting seconds as defined by SI.
    The clocks in the SV's are SI-clocks adjusted down by the factor (1-4.4647e-10).
    These clocks have then the same rate as SI-clocks on the ground.

    That's how Nature factually works and would have worked even if Einstein
    was never born.

    ------

    Let's see how the receiver at any time can know the _exact_
    time (within very few ns) when the signal was sent from the SV.

    The clock in the SV is called "SV clock time" t_SV.
    This clock is normally not corrected while the SV is in service.
    Since no clock is infinitely precise, t_SV may be several ++s off sync.
    The GPS-system time is called t.
    So to get the correct t, we must add a correction +ot_SV.

    The monitor stations are reading the clocks in all the SVs, and are
    measuring their offset from GPS-time, their rate error, and the change
    in the rate error. These data are uploaded to the SVs as a correction polynomial. This polynomial is downloaded to the receiver together with
    t_SV, and the correction is made in the receiver.

    See: https://paulba.no/div/GPS_clock_correction.pdf
    From the Interface Control Document: https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    The SV will send the t_SV and the correction polynomial every 6 minutes.
    That means that the receiver will get the corrected time t every 6.
    minutes.

    But the receiver must at any time know the time t.
    To explain how that is achieved, we must have a closer look at the
    signal from the SV.

    Each SV has a unique pseudo random code (PRN code). This is 1023 bits
    long, and these bits are continuously sent from the SV. The bits are
    sent with the frequency 1023 kbps,
    which means that each PRN code lasts 1 ms.
    The data bits are modulated on top of this continuous stream of PRN
    code. The receiver gets the corrected time every 6 minutes, and during
    the 6 minutes the receiver counts the PRN codes and add 1 ms to the time
    for each code.

    Thus the receiver at any time knows the time t for 4+ SVs.

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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 07:30:48 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be
    used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what
    is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'. >>>> (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for
    constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are
    saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking about
    for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term
    "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of a
    better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer to
    it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#,
    m = G Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively, yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured redshifted
    at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole
    Sgr-aA* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is
    "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea that
    light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a
    wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the
    interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in 1894
    to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden and
    others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's wireless
    networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]
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    PointedEars

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  • From Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn@PointedEars@web.de to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 07:33:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be
    used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what
    is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'. >>>> (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for
    constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are
    saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking about
    for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term
    "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of a
    better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer to
    it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#,
    m = G Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively, yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured redshifted
    at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole
    Sgr-aA* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is
    "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea that
    light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a
    wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the
    interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in 1894
    to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden and
    others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's wireless
    networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 09:40:07 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/26/2026 10:33 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be
    used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what >>>>> is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'. >>>>> (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for >>>> constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking about
    for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of a better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer to
    it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#,
    m = G Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively, yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured redshifted
    at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted
    at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole
    Sgr A* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea that
    light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in 1894
    to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden and
    others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's wireless networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]


    Radio is experimentally confirmed to be electromagnetic radiation
    because it interacts with the electrical and magnetic fields.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to _not_ interact with the electrical
    and magnetic fields, though of course there are many junctions due
    structures the opto-electronic and so on, similarly for heat radiation
    the thermionic and plain incandescent.

    So, there are a variety of kinds of _energy_ and _radiation_. Then,
    the "electromagnetic spectrum" is just a chance sort of occurrence
    usually given to the quantum theory where frequency and wavelength
    make to define, given a definition of a "quantum" or "particle" of
    energy, that that's given how much energy it is.

    So, light and radio their propagation equations as forms of radiation
    are much alike, yet not completely, since light is alike "pure
    diffraction" and making for things like "Arago/Poisson spot",
    while, radio does not. Furthermore, light's "signal" as "image"
    is due decoherence of light, while radio's is the opposite.

    This is well known as that two people in visual range can see each other uninterferedly, while if they attempt to radio at the same time
    that occurs interferedly, just like talking over each other.

    The bandwidth multiplexing is just a complicated coordinated
    usually temperature-compensated phase-loop-locked protocol,
    readily ruined by random electromagnetic noise, yet never light.


    Then, heat radiation under the infra-red, and Roentgen or X-rays
    above the ultra-violet, these are also different forms of radiation,
    with their junctions and their accounts of propagation simply as
    alike rays in waves, again, not-so-much "electromagnetic" at all.

    So, energy in the entelechy, and radiation (rays) and their accounts
    as waves as being "geometrical", then have that the "optical" and
    its accounts of "aberration" (or "illusion") belong to the properly
    "optical".



    Rutherford is a great theorist and theoretician.



    O.W. Richardson gives three different accounts of the infinitesimal
    analysis about energy and radiation and resultingly the changes,
    not just one.


    The Newtonian can be retro-fitted with a "spurious factor of 2"
    by common treatments and approaches like "the path integral's",
    it's rather simple.


    For "space-time" to "curve" and thus "contain" things, the "things"
    define the "curve", so, that's either a constant violation of energy
    everywhere doing work for free, or, it isn't (and, it doesn't).


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  • From The Starmaker@starmaker@ix.netcom.com to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 10:19:00 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/26/2026 10:33 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories is >>>>>>> done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be >>>>> used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what >>>>> is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using 'Newton'. >>>>> (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate for >>>> constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no >>> clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking about for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of a better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer to it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#,
    m = G Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively, yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of reddish
    light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured redshifted
    at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted
    at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole
    Sgr A* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for humans) and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea that
    light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in 1894
    to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden and others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's wireless networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]


    Radio is experimentally confirmed to be electromagnetic radiation
    because it interacts with the electrical and magnetic fields.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to _not_ interact with the electrical
    and magnetic fields, though of course there are many junctions due
    structures the opto-electronic and so on, similarly for heat radiation
    the thermionic and plain incandescent.

    So, there are a variety of kinds of _energy_ and _radiation_. Then,
    the "electromagnetic spectrum" is just a chance sort of occurrence
    usually given to the quantum theory where frequency and wavelength
    make to define, given a definition of a "quantum" or "particle" of
    energy, that that's given how much energy it is.

    So, light and radio their propagation equations as forms of radiation
    are much alike, yet not completely, since light is alike "pure
    diffraction" and making for things like "Arago/Poisson spot",
    while, radio does not. Furthermore, light's "signal" as "image"
    is due decoherence of light, while radio's is the opposite.

    This is well known as that two people in visual range can see each other uninterferedly, while if they attempt to radio at the same time
    that occurs interferedly, just like talking over each other.

    The bandwidth multiplexing is just a complicated coordinated
    usually temperature-compensated phase-loop-locked protocol,
    readily ruined by random electromagnetic noise, yet never light.

    Then, heat radiation under the infra-red, and Roentgen or X-rays
    above the ultra-violet, these are also different forms of radiation,
    with their junctions and their accounts of propagation simply as
    alike rays in waves, again, not-so-much "electromagnetic" at all.

    So, energy in the entelechy, and radiation (rays) and their accounts
    as waves as being "geometrical", then have that the "optical" and
    its accounts of "aberration" (or "illusion") belong to the properly "optical".

    Rutherford is a great theorist and theoretician.

    O.W. Richardson gives three different accounts of the infinitesimal
    analysis about energy and radiation and resultingly the changes,
    not just one.

    The Newtonian can be retro-fitted with a "spurious factor of 2"
    by common treatments and approaches like "the path integral's",
    it's rather simple.

    For "space-time" to "curve" and thus "contain" things, the "things"
    define the "curve", so, that's either a constant violation of energy everywhere doing work for free, or, it isn't (and, it doesn't).


    The curvature of time...curve-time.


    Between 12:o'clock and 1:o'clock there is a curve

    a u-turn

    the speed of light is curved.
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    to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
    and challenge the unchallengeable.
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  • From Filiberto Bestolov@tr@btrloiit.ru to sci.physics.relativity,sci.math on Sun Sep 27 18:02:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 03:07, skrev HenryWilson:
    My book is worth a dozen PHds...but I wouldn't accept one.

    Does that mean that you bluffed when you pretended to be a Doctor of
    Science? :-D

    I cannot recall ever doing that.

    That's a plane lie!

    From February 2008 to February 2009 you called yourself
    "Dr. Henri Wilson" and you signed your posts with "Henri Wilson. ASTC,BSc,DSc(T)"

    From April 2009 to June 2012 you called yourself "Henry Wilson, DSc"

    In 2016 you called yourself HGWilson, DSc.

    Since you reappeared in 2026 you call yourself "HenryWilson"

    Don't pretend that you do not remember that you ten years ago claimed to
    be a "DSc".
    And what can DSc mean if not "Doctor of Science"?

    But thanks for confirming that you were bluffing.

    wrong again, you missed the point entirely; doctors dont need education in australia; same thing in gay gearmony, no need for education to get a
    diploma.
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 23:35:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 26.09.2026 12:11, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 26 Sep 2026 10:48:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 25.09.2026 11:43, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:28:14 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/
    KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2 |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are approaching
    | each other at +/-v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2

    Paul, have you been consuming too much of that stuff again? What you
    describe is not the energy of a system. It is the KE of a single object of mass 2M.
    To discuss system KE you have to include how it originated and how
    momentum is conserved in the process. I explained this years ago.


    Confuse, Ralph?
    I describe nothing, I am quoting you.

    Which object of mass 2M did you describe? :-D



    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is therefore:
    | 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly calculated:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Well done!


    Being a radio engineer, did not learn much Physics.


    Was that statement meant to divert the attention from the fact
    that you demonstrated that kinetic energy is frame dependent?
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Sun Sep 27 23:06:19 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 27.09.2026 02:45, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 23:22:26 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 24.09.2026 23:36, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:44:19 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 23.09.2026 02:38, skrev HenryWilson:

    The watch does not need ultra high accuracy. Its instantaneous
    readings are subtracted from the emission times of four received
    signals to produce four distances using constant c.

    Read this again:

    The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.
    The signal passes through the ionosphere which is a plasma.
    The speed of EM-waves in the L-band are slower in a plasma than it is
    in vacuum, so there will be a delay of the signal when it passes
    through the ionosphere. The delay will change with time. To compensate >>>> for this there is a 'model' of the ionosphere in the receiver. Eight
    parameters in this model describes the current delay in the
    ionosphere.
    The monitoring stations continuously measure the properties of the
    ionosphere and calculate the eight parameters and upload them to the
    SVs, which in turn send them down to the receiver. The varying delay
    in the ionosphere is the most serious source of error in the GPS, and
    the precision would be very poor without this correction.

    The speed of an EM-wave in the L-band is NOT constant!
    It is measured by the monitor stations and the delay is corrected for in
    the receiver.

    That's a different matter...although it is probably a neat way to
    compensate for c+v without telling anyone.

    So you didn't read it?

    **The speed of the signal from the SVs is not constant.**

    The ionospheric delay varies from a few ns in the night, and to
    100ns to 300ns in the day.
    In extreme geomagnetic storms the delay may be 300ns.

    If the delay was not compensated for, the distance to satellite
    would be to long by ~1m in the night and 30m to 100m in the day.


    If the speed of light was c+v, then the speed of light from
    a satellite short after it has got above the horizon will be c + v
    where v = ~1.5 km/s.
    The distance to the satellite is d = ~25e6 metres, so the extra
    time to reach the receiver is +ot = d/(c+v) - d/v = -393 ns.
    This means that c+v would give the distance to the satellite
    100m+ shorter than if the speed of light was c.

    If the speed of light is c+v, then the speed of light from
    a satellite short before it get below the horizon will be c - v
    where v = ~1.5 km/s.
    The distance to the satellite is d = ~25e6 metres, so the extra
    time to reach the receiver is +ot = d/(c+v) - d/v = +393 ns.
    This means that c+v would give the distance to the satellite
    100m+ longer than if the speed of light was c.

    Do you not understand what would happen if you have some
    satellites moving away from you, and some moving towards you?

    Thanks for demonstrating that the GPS falsifies the emission theory.




    The received signals do not arrive simultaneously but as long as the >>>>> difference in the watch's time and that of the orbiting clocks is
    accurately monitored, it can be easily corrected out. The main
    requirement is that the arrival time DIFFERENCES are recorded
    accurately and, for that, the watch's rate does not need to be highly >>>>> precise. Get it?

    Your guesses are wrong.

    The only data the receiver needs from each SV is the GPS-time when the >>>> signal it is receiving NOW was sent.

    Read this again:

    The receiver is tracking the SVs continuously, so at any time it knows >>>> when the signal it is receiving NOW was sent from the SV.

    What do you mean by 'tracking? It doesn't 'track' the clock. The signal emission time is written into the signal..and the receiving clock needs to
    be accurate to only about e-9, which crystal oscillators do easily.

    Why is this so hard to understand?

    Why is it so had for you to understand that I do understand and am quite correct in stating that the inclusion of anything Einstein said into the
    GPS system is totally unnecesary


    Of course, It is written in the signal.
    But you missed my point. The signals from four clocks do not arrive
    simultaneously. The receiving clock only has to be suficiently accurate
    to measure those smal difference.

    Either you don't read what I write, or you have a serious reading
    comprehension problem.

    Read this again:

    At _any time_ the receiver knows the GPS-time of the SV when the signal
    was sent.
    That means that the receiver all the time simultaneously is receiving
    the signal from 4+ SVs.

    The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.

    Aha! Actually not exactly. The clocks are not precisely where they are
    believed to be..
    Orbit ephemerides are calculated on a constant c basis. any orbit
    eccentricity would result in a small error due to c+v.

    Ralph, the GPS is very complicated and it is impossible to _guess_ how
    it works. You are guessing horribly wrong!

    The constant c error is correct out by the application of 'relativistic corrections'.

    :-D

    The receiver knows the nominal orbit for all the SVs.

    It knows where the SV is when it sent the signal, because its position can
    be determined from that time. Not the estimated time based on the ground clock's reading. That does not have to be excessively accurate. What does have to be precisely known is the relationship between the readings of all the SVs at any absolute instant.

    The monitor stations are tracking the SVs and know their exact orbits.
    Ephemerides are uploaded to the SVs so that each SV knows its own orbit.
    Each SV is downloading corrections to its nominal orbit to the receiver.

    ** The receiver knows the precise orbit of each SV.**

    It doesn't 'know it'. The time stamp on the arriving signal tells the
    ground clock where the SV was, relative to the Earth's coordinates. By subtracting the latter from the former the clock can calculate it distance from four clocks and calculate where it is. Again, the main point is, the actual SV clock rate doesn't matter one iota. Including the
    'relativivistic correction' is nothing but yet another devious ploy to
    make Einstein's theory appear to work.

    :-D


    That means that when the receiver knows the GPS-time when signal was
    sent, it also knows the SV's position when the signal was sent.

    So the receiver will get the information (xrec,yrec,zrec,trec) from each SV. >>
    Since the speed of an SV is 3870 m/s, 3ns error in trec will only give
    ~11.6 ++m error in the position of the SV, but trec must be precise by
    other reasons. See below.


    (Nominal orbit + received corrections).
    So when the receiver knows the GPS-time when the signal was sent, it
    also knows the SV's position. So the receiver knows (x,y,z,t) for each >>>> SV. With these data from four SVs the four unknown (x,y,z,t) of the
    receiver can be found.

    Did you get it?

    There are four unknowns to be determined in the receiver, (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u).
    With four SVs, you get four equations to determine these four unknowns.
    Solving the equations will give four distances to the SVs.
    The distance will be (trec-tb|u)riac' where c' is the average speed of radio >> signals in the L-band when it is corrected for the ionospheric delay.
    This correction may (will) be different for the four SVs.
    If trec is 3 ns wrong, then the distance will be wrong by ~1m.

    So to keep the precision of the position in the metre range,
    the reported time from the SVs must be in sync with GPS-time within very
    few ns.

    Got it?

    Of course. That's how they maintain absolute synch between all SVs, which
    is the fundamental requirement. .but my GPS golf wristwatch only has to be roughly accurate because its reading cancels out in the calculations. It locates with accuracy of about a half metre.

    If the receiver didn't receive the signals from the four SVs
    simultaneously, and the receiver is moving, you would get four different
    (xb|u,yb|u,zb|u,tb|u) to determine, that's 16 unknowns.
    Hard to do with four equations.


    How the receiver at any time can know the _exact_ time (within very
    few ns) when the signal was sent is a rather long story.

    You can find the whole story here:
    https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    If you really want to learn how the GPS work, I can help you.

    But I don't think you want to learn. Or do you?


    The point I am making is that the accuracy of the ground clock is not
    important. So all that bullshit about correcting for claimed time
    dilation and gravity is totally irrelevant. The main criterion is that
    all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch, or have known deviations.
    The GPS system would work without any aspect of Einstein's silly
    theory.

    Well, you don't want to learn, but I will teach you anyway.

    Your claim: "the accuracy of the ground clock is not important."
    is plain wrong.
    There are several "ground clocks", one in each monitor station.
    These clocks are kept in sync with the master clock and GPS-time.
    It is the monitor stations which are keeping the reported time from the
    SVs in sync with GPS-time. If the ground clocks were not synchronous,
    neither would the SV clocks be.

    Your statement:
    "The main criterion is that all orbiting clocks are in absolute synch"
    is almost right. The reported times from the SVs are kept in sync with
    GPS-time. They are synchronous in the non-rotating ECI-frame.

    Didn't you wonder how "all orbiting clocks are kept in absolute synch"?

    I did . I particularly noticed that all signalling is assumed to occur at constant speed.

    :-D

    That's how I discovered why the relativistic corrections
    are necessary. They compensate for that wrong assumption. As pointed out
    in my book (which every physics student should read), we can live with a constant c universe, along with its incredibly complicated 'relativistic corrections' or a straightforward, easy to understand, variable light
    speed universe. Only an idiot would chose the former.

    :-D


    Facts:
    SI-clock = clock counting seconds as defined by SI.
    The clocks in the SV's are SI-clocks adjusted down by the factor
    (1-4.4647e-10).
    These clocks have then the same rate as SI-clocks on the ground.

    That's how Nature factually works and would have worked even if Einstein
    was never born.

    ------

    Let's see how the receiver at any time can know the _exact_
    time (within very few ns) when the signal was sent from the SV.

    The clock in the SV is called "SV clock time" t_SV.
    This clock is normally not corrected while the SV is in service.
    Since no clock is infinitely precise, t_SV may be several ++s off sync.
    The GPS-system time is called t.
    So to get the correct t, we must add a correction +ot_SV.

    The monitor stations are reading the clocks in all the SVs, and are
    measuring their offset from GPS-time, their rate error, and the change
    in the rate error. These data are uploaded to the SVs as a correction
    polynomial. This polynomial is downloaded to the receiver together with
    t_SV, and the correction is made in the receiver.

    See: https://paulba.no/div/GPS_clock_correction.pdf
    From the Interface Control Document:
    https://www.gps.gov/sites/default/files/2025-07/IS-GPS-200N.pdf

    The SV will send the t_SV and the correction polynomial every 6 minutes.
    That means that the receiver will get the corrected time t every 6.
    minutes.

    But the receiver must at any time know the time t.
    To explain how that is achieved, we must have a closer look at the
    signal from the SV.

    Each SV has a unique pseudo random code (PRN code). This is 1023 bits
    long, and these bits are continuously sent from the SV. The bits are
    sent with the frequency 1023 kbps,
    which means that each PRN code lasts 1 ms.
    The data bits are modulated on top of this continuous stream of PRN
    code. The receiver gets the corrected time every 6 minutes, and during
    the 6 minutes the receiver counts the PRN codes and add 1 ms to the time
    for each code.

    Thus the receiver at any time knows the time t for 4+ SVs.


    You have still have no idea of how the GPS works, and you will
    never learn.

    Case closed.
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 05:24:33 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 27 Sep 2026 07:30:48 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:

    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    work can be
    used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with what >>>>> is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using
    'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate
    for constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have no
    clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are saying.

    Well that's a strange thing for an Einstein fan to say. I'm sure your colleagues wont agree. But you are actually right. As I have pointed out,
    his second postulate does not claim that light moves through space at the
    same speed.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking about
    for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
    Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker
    gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Lower gravity potential then.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of a better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer to
    it).

    Neither Space time nor its curvature proves anything. All it does is
    state Newton's simple description in a stupid roundabout way.

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#, m = G Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    Light

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively,
    yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured redshifted
    at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted
    at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole
    Sgr-aA* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
    Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea that
    light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-
    mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in 1894
    to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden and
    others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's wireless networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    I am years ahead of the current fairytale Physics. It is hard to believe
    that all those experts you worship can be so terribly wrong about such
    simple matters. The whole of Astronomy is built on a myth. Physics is more like a religion that a science. If you are so fucking clever, just provide
    the world with a definition of light's 'frequency' or slink of to your
    burrow with your tail between your legs.

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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 06:01:26 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 27 Sep 2026 09:40:07 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/26/2026 10:33 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories >>>>>>>> is done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be >>>>>> used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with
    what is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using
    'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate
    for constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have
    no clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are
    saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking
    about for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be
    correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that
    regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to
    gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with
    the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker
    gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term
    "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of
    a better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the
    frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer
    to it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#, m = G
    Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center
    of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1.

    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish >> light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and
    blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively,
    yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1.

    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of
    reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured
    redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when >> it is emitted at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe
    gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole Sgr
    A* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is
    "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for
    humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another
    consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea
    that light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu
    smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a
    wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2- mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the
    interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed
    electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in
    1894 to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden
    and others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World
    War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's
    wireless networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]


    Radio is experimentally confirmed to be electromagnetic radiation
    because it interacts with the electrical and magnetic fields.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to _not_ interact with the electrical
    and magnetic fields, though of course there are many junctions due
    structures the opto-electronic and so on, similarly for heat radiation
    the thermionic and plain incandescent.

    So, there are a variety of kinds of _energy_ and _radiation_. Then,
    the "electromagnetic spectrum" is just a chance sort of occurrence
    usually given to the quantum theory where frequency and wavelength make
    to define, given a definition of a "quantum" or "particle" of energy,
    that that's given how much energy it is.

    So, light and radio their propagation equations as forms of radiation
    are much alike, yet not completely, since light is alike "pure
    diffraction" and making for things like "Arago/Poisson spot",
    while, radio does not. Furthermore, light's "signal" as "image"
    is due decoherence of light, while radio's is the opposite.

    This is well known as that two people in visual range can see each other uninterferedly, while if they attempt to radio at the same time that
    occurs interferedly, just like talking over each other.

    The bandwidth multiplexing is just a complicated coordinated usually temperature-compensated phase-loop-locked protocol,
    readily ruined by random electromagnetic noise, yet never light.


    Then, heat radiation under the infra-red, and Roentgen or X-rays above
    the ultra-violet, these are also different forms of radiation, with
    their junctions and their accounts of propagation simply as alike rays
    in waves, again, not-so-much "electromagnetic" at all.

    So, energy in the entelechy, and radiation (rays) and their accounts as
    waves as being "geometrical", then have that the "optical" and its
    accounts of "aberration" (or "illusion") belong to the properly
    "optical".



    Rutherford is a great theorist and theoretician.



    O.W. Richardson gives three different accounts of the infinitesimal
    analysis about energy and radiation and resultingly the changes,
    not just one.


    The Newtonian can be retro-fitted with a "spurious factor of 2"
    by common treatments and approaches like "the path integral's",
    it's rather simple.


    For "space-time" to "curve" and thus "contain" things, the "things"
    define the "curve", so, that's either a constant violation of energy everywhere doing work for free, or, it isn't (and, it doesn't).

    Yes, no and possibly maybe. if you look at it from all directions ....but
    you have made one thing clear. We know how light is created, We know how
    what happens when it reacts with our eyes and instruments...but we know virtually nothing about what it is. Sure, radio can be detected
    electrically or magnetically but that does not necessitate that it
    consists of those two things. After all, trees grow by consuming light and produce lots of light when burned..but that doesn't mean they are made of light. Maxwell's equations essentially describe what light DOES rather
    than what it IS. I am now wondering if the ethereal entity that actually travels is not really 'light' at all but just something that induces the phenomenon that our brains refer to as light when it hits us. Dimensions beyond our limited MLT are no doubt involved.
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  • From HenryWilson@Hgw@home.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 06:22:57 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:35:02 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 26.09.2026 12:11, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Sat, 26 Sep 2026 10:48:48 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

    Den 25.09.2026 11:43, skrev HenryWilson:
    On Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:28:14 +0200, Paul B. Andersen wrote:


    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is not frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/
    KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    Ralph proving that kinetic energy is frame dependent:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2 |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are approaching
    | each other at +/-v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2

    Paul, have you been consuming too much of that stuff again? What you
    describe is not the energy of a system. It is the KE of a single object
    of mass 2M.
    To discuss system KE you have to include how it originated and how
    momentum is conserved in the process. I explained this years ago.


    Confuse, Ralph?
    I describe nothing, I am quoting you.

    Which object of mass 2M did you describe? :-D



    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is therefore: |
    1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly calculated:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2 Kinetic
    energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Well done!


    Being a radio engineer, did not learn much Physics.


    Was that statement meant to divert the attention from the fact that you demonstrated that kinetic energy is frame dependent?

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am well
    aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects with
    'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the amount of
    work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually sufficient because
    in most practical situations because the KE of the inevitable recoiling
    object is usually insignificant. For instance when a bullet is fired from
    a gun almost all the chemical energy of the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you add the KE of the bullet to that of
    the gun, you will find that the total is independent of your own relative movement in the original gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is
    frame independent.

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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 09:30:04 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/27/2026 11:01 PM, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Sun, 27 Sep 2026 09:40:07 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/26/2026 10:33 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Fri, 25 Sep 2026 01:22:28 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
    HenryWilson wrote:
    On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:03:05 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:
    On Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:02:27 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:
    So you don't understand how experimental verification of theories >>>>>>>>> is done, and should e done.
    You need a theoretical framework for that,

    You need the correct theoretical framework.

    Nonsense. Any relevant and consistent theoretical framework can be >>>>>>> used to derive a prediction.
    (which may of course prove to be incorrect)
    Using GR throughout you arrive at a prediction that agrees with
    what is observed.

    Up to you to derive the observed GR redshift result by using
    'Newton'.
    (or shout 'all faked and fudged' once more)

    According to GR, the claimed redshift of 'frequency' to compensate >>>>>> for constant speed, is equivalent to 633m/s

    If by "GR redshift" you two mean "gravitational redshift", it has
    nothing to do with any constant speed. So you, "HenryWilson", have
    no clue.

    It has everything to do with Einstein's denial of variable speed.

    Einstein does not "deny variable speed". You have no idea what you are
    saying.

    To begin with, you have to say the speed /of what/ you are talking
    about for your statement to have a chance to make sense, let alone be
    correct.

    You preach relativity but know nothing about it.

    No, you are arguing ambiguously from your own staggering ignorance.

    Newton simply says light slow as it leaves the sun and loses KE.

    Newton wondered, but did not state anything, about light in that
    regard.
    As I indicated, the Newtonian interpretation of light with regard to
    gravitation was proposed by other people. But it does not work with
    the deflection of light, and only approximately regarding gravitational
    redshift:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
    Gravitational_lens#Approximate_Newtonian_description>

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift#Newtonian_limit>

    Einstein accepted that light loses energy as it moves into weaker
    gravity

    He did not. That is not what general relativity says. Also, the term
    "weaker gravity" is pop-sci babble that does not make any sense.

    Instead, the fact that less proper time elapses closer to a center of
    mass, because the spacetime curvature is "stronger" there (for lack of
    a better term) than farther away from it, results in the fact that the
    frequency/wavelength of (monochrome) light that is emitted there is
    measured to be smaller/larger farther away (and larger/smaller closer
    to it).

    The spacetime around a spherically-symmetric mass distribution with
    total mass M can be described by the Schwarzschild metric (in natural
    units and Schwarzschild coordinates),

    ds-# = reAd-a-# = reA(1 reA 2mreor) dt-# + (1 reA 2mreor)rU+-| dr-# + r-# d+--#, m = G
    Mreoc-#,
    d+--# = d++-# + sin-#(++) d-a-#,

    where d-a is the infinitesimal elapsed proper time interval.

    At relative rest, dr = d+- = 0:

    d-a-# = (1 reA 2mreor) dt-# rco d-a = reU(1 reA 2mreor) dt.

    This can be analyzed either in terms of the frequency f = 1/T of a
    periodic process or phenomenon with period T,

    f(r) reY 1reod-a = (1reodt) 1reoreU(1 reA 2mreor) reY f(reR)reoreU(1 reA 2mreor),

    where f(reR) would be the frequency at infinite distance from the center >>> of mass (radius), as dt would be the infinitesimal proper time interval
    that elapses there; or wavelength

    ++(r) reY c d-a(r) = c dt reU(1 reA 2mreor) reY ++(reR) reU(1 reA 2mreor).

    Comparing the frequencies at different finite radii rree > rreU yields

    f(rree)reof(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorreU)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorree) < 1. >>>
    So the frequency at rree is smaller than at rreU. The frequency of reddish >>> light is smaller than that of bluish light:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum>

    So light is measured redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and
    blueshifted at rreU when it is emitted at rree.

    Similarly, comparing the wavelengths at those radii, respectively,
    yields

    ++(rree)reo++(rreU) = reU(1 reA 2mreorree)reoreU(1 reA 2mreorreU) > 1. >>>
    So the wavelength at rree is larger than at rreU. The wavelength of
    reddish light is larger than that of bluish light: Light is measured
    redshifted at rree when it is emitted at rreU, and blueshifted at rreU when >>> it is emitted at rree.

    We observe gravitational blueshift when terrestrial artificial
    satellites above a certain orbital altitude, like GPS satellites, are
    sending radio signals towards the surface of Terra, and we observe
    gravitational redshift when light is emitted in the vicinity of objects
    with a large mass, like the star S2 that is orbiting the black hole Sgr
    A* near the center of the Milky Way:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
    Gravitational_redshift#Astronomical_observations>

    It is also how black holes -- which have been observed -- are black:
    light emitted from just outside their outer event horizons is
    "gravitationally" redshifted so much as to become invisible (for
    humans)
    and undetectable (indistinguishable from the CMB):

    <https://youtu.be/vNaEBbFbvcY?si=d09zljfdLWeBK1sA>

    All of this is observed /precisely/ as GR predicts it, NOT as a
    Newtonian interpretation would predict it.

    [Note that "gravitional redshift/blueshift" is just a convenient
    misnomer. The correct explanation for this phenomenon is NOT
    gravitation, but the curvature of spacetime. Gravitation is another
    consequence of that curvature, but otherwise _unrelated_ to
    "gravitational" redshift.]

    but because it was not allowed to slow, he had to concoct the idea
    that light possesses a 'frequency' that decreases and so make h.nu
    smaller.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to be describable as an
    electromagnetic wave, and like every wave it has a frequency and a
    wavelength:

    <https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/16-2-
    mathematics-of-waves>

    Newton's corpuscular theory was falsified by the fact that light slows
    down in a medium, measured by Foucault in 1850. The wave theory of
    light was confirmed, and the corpuscular theory falsified, by the
    interference pattern in Young's double-slit experiment. Maxwell
    postulated light as an electromagnetic wave in 1864. Hertz confirmed
    electromagnetic waves experimentally in 1888. Marconi used that in
    1894 to invent wireless telegraphy. Based on that, Reginald Fessenden
    and others realized public radio transmissions by 1920. After World
    War II terrestrial television was invented, and so on, until today's
    wireless networks and satellite communication.

    See also:

    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light#Wave_theory>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guglielmo_Marconi>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio>
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television>

    You are not just 110 years, but 176 years (!) behind current knowledge.

    [crackpot fantasies]


    Radio is experimentally confirmed to be electromagnetic radiation
    because it interacts with the electrical and magnetic fields.

    Light is experimentally confirmed to _not_ interact with the electrical
    and magnetic fields, though of course there are many junctions due
    structures the opto-electronic and so on, similarly for heat radiation
    the thermionic and plain incandescent.

    So, there are a variety of kinds of _energy_ and _radiation_. Then,
    the "electromagnetic spectrum" is just a chance sort of occurrence
    usually given to the quantum theory where frequency and wavelength make
    to define, given a definition of a "quantum" or "particle" of energy,
    that that's given how much energy it is.

    So, light and radio their propagation equations as forms of radiation
    are much alike, yet not completely, since light is alike "pure
    diffraction" and making for things like "Arago/Poisson spot",
    while, radio does not. Furthermore, light's "signal" as "image"
    is due decoherence of light, while radio's is the opposite.

    This is well known as that two people in visual range can see each other
    uninterferedly, while if they attempt to radio at the same time that
    occurs interferedly, just like talking over each other.

    The bandwidth multiplexing is just a complicated coordinated usually
    temperature-compensated phase-loop-locked protocol,
    readily ruined by random electromagnetic noise, yet never light.


    Then, heat radiation under the infra-red, and Roentgen or X-rays above
    the ultra-violet, these are also different forms of radiation, with
    their junctions and their accounts of propagation simply as alike rays
    in waves, again, not-so-much "electromagnetic" at all.

    So, energy in the entelechy, and radiation (rays) and their accounts as
    waves as being "geometrical", then have that the "optical" and its
    accounts of "aberration" (or "illusion") belong to the properly
    "optical".



    Rutherford is a great theorist and theoretician.



    O.W. Richardson gives three different accounts of the infinitesimal
    analysis about energy and radiation and resultingly the changes,
    not just one.


    The Newtonian can be retro-fitted with a "spurious factor of 2"
    by common treatments and approaches like "the path integral's",
    it's rather simple.


    For "space-time" to "curve" and thus "contain" things, the "things"
    define the "curve", so, that's either a constant violation of energy
    everywhere doing work for free, or, it isn't (and, it doesn't).

    Yes, no and possibly maybe. if you look at it from all directions ....but
    you have made one thing clear. We know how light is created, We know how
    what happens when it reacts with our eyes and instruments...but we know virtually nothing about what it is. Sure, radio can be detected
    electrically or magnetically but that does not necessitate that it
    consists of those two things. After all, trees grow by consuming light and produce lots of light when burned..but that doesn't mean they are made of light. Maxwell's equations essentially describe what light DOES rather
    than what it IS. I am now wondering if the ethereal entity that actually travels is not really 'light' at all but just something that induces the phenomenon that our brains refer to as light when it hits us. Dimensions beyond our limited MLT are no doubt involved.




    Hmm. Lahn refuses to reply to me, since a year or more.
    At some point he just said he gave up and "plonk".
    Yet, imagining he keeps to his intent, perhaps he'll see this.


    Now, why that is so, one may aver, is that he kept insulting
    my reasoning, so I backhanded a loaded sinker, and these sorts
    of things unfortunately feed the plainly contrarian instead of
    making for calm, cool, collected structured argument as reasoning
    instead of bombast in rhetoric, which as actual good-faith sorts
    seekers of truth, and not the practice of making lies or inflaming
    passions, nor confounding/confusing/conflating reductionism for
    completion, then I'd like to hope that Thomas can feel that these
    sorts notions are logical and reasonable and as actually scientific
    are even fair and apropos, then that there's "room in the theory"
    with both "room in the formalism" and "room in the data", about
    why my accounts of the specialness of optical light among some
    others of my declared and standing accounts of theory in physics,
    have it so that it's a mathematical physics and continuum mechanics.


    Live long and prosper.



    About what light "is", here is an account of complementary duals
    that make for a tetrad of quantities about mass and charge and
    freeze and flow, as it were, then for the "polaricentric" account
    of light's speed (and cosmology), that light is an account of "free, if metered, information", and exactly so, that the tetrad alike the
    mass of proton, charge of electron, lifetime of neutron, and velocity of
    light, have it so that what "light" is is an account of "flux",
    that "flux" is exterior to "flow", starting with things like the
    core and skin effects of liquids and electricity about the massy
    and charged, and then into the flux of light, with both the intro-
    and extro- as for that light is always fleeting and flux, then for
    as well the eventual book-keeping arriving at super-symmetry and
    neutrino physics, about electron, muon/pion, hadron/nucleon, and
    neutrino physics, beyond a "standard" model that's only electron physics.


    Then, for a potentialistic theory overall and that the potential
    fields are the real fields, and the usual account of classical
    fields as real fields is justly the projection in the middle,
    and itself a potential-field, makes for continuity law what
    makes all the usual accounts, space-frames and frame-spaces,
    the point and local and global and total, what a constant and
    consistent and complete and concrete theory must be.


    Es muss sein.


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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 19:32:03 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am
    well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects
    with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance
    when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of
    the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you
    add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the
    total is independent of your own relative movement in the original
    gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 11:15:39 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am
    well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects
    with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the
    inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance
    when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of
    the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you
    add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the
    total is independent of your own relative movement in the original
    gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote: https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.


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  • From Little Bakadorov@elaloda@laooe.ru to sci.physics.relativity,sci.math on Mon Sep 28 18:41:10 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:
    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent: Kinetic energy
    of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2 Kinetic energy of system in
    P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    instantaneously yes, finally a good answer to a question. But except
    light, there is nothing instantaneous in this world
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity,sci.math on Mon Sep 28 12:25:40 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/28/2026 11:41 AM, Little Bakadorov wrote:
    Ross Finlayson wrote:

    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:
    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent: Kinetic energy
    of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2 Kinetic energy of system in
    P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    instantaneously yes, finally a good answer to a question. But except
    light, there is nothing instantaneous in this world



    Since when?


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  • From Mathieu Esipov@uiao@ehemmi.ru to sci.physics.relativity,sci.math on Mon Sep 28 20:27:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Ross Finlayson wrote:

    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    instantaneously yes, finally a good answer to a question. But except
    light, there is nothing instantaneous in this world



    Since when?

    yet another imbecile not knowing what an event is; you must be gearmon, or from australia
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity,sci.math on Mon Sep 28 14:03:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/28/2026 01:27 PM, Mathieu Esipov wrote:
    Ross Finlayson wrote:

    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    instantaneously yes, finally a good answer to a question. But except
    light, there is nothing instantaneous in this world



    Since when?

    yet another imbecile not knowing what an event is; you must be gearmon, or from australia


    An event always has a time-series data co-ordinate as well,
    helping explain why ordering statistics always exist.

    Then, the account of physics and "the event", gets automatically
    equipped that also.

    The "geodesy" is always evaluated instantaneously everywhere
    as demonstrable by the fact that the solar system doesn't fly apart.


    Also the time-reversibility has never been falsified, about CPT
    and that both charge and parity have been, then also, Einstein
    says "Relativity of Simultaneity is non-local", though it took
    him a decade or two to confess, and by then much damage was done.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Mon Sep 28 22:47:25 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 28/09/2026 |a 20:15, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am
    well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects
    with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the
    inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance
    when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of
    the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you
    add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the
    total is independent of your own relative movement in the original
    gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    This is getting wonderfully efficient.

    In 2009, Ralph correctly demonstrated that kinetic energy is
    frame-dependent.

    In 2026, Wilson explains that kinetic energy is frame-independent.

    And Ross resolves the contradiction with the profound observation:

    "Any two frames are in a common frame."

    Ralph has lost his frame of reference, and Ross has kindly found him
    another one.

    Unfortunately, kinetic energy is frame-dependent in that one too.

    At this rate, one more physicist should be enough to abolish reference
    frames altogether.

    Conservation of energy is doing fine. Conservation of arguments, not so
    much.
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  • From Mikko@mikko.levanto@iki.fi to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 13:11:00 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 21/09/2026 23:33, HenryWilson wrote:
    On Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:32:26 +0200, J. J. Lodder wrote:

    HenryWilson <Hgw@home.com> wrote:


    So yes, they corrected for both orital motion and for rotation of the
    Moon.
    BTW, the orbit of the Moon is known to mm accuracy because it can be
    verified by laser reflection.

    But why are you bothering to talk about such detail when you are going
    to claim it is all faked anyway?

    Why did they use reflected light from the moon anyway? Why the hell didn't they just use direct sunlight?

    Was it because they knew they could not fake that?

    In order to get a detectable reflection from a retroreflector on Moon
    one needs a very bright light. Sun is not bright enough.
    --
    Mikko
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  • From ram@ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram) to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 10:21:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Mikko <mikko.levanto@iki.fi> wrote or quoted:
    In order to get a detectable reflection from a retroreflector on Moon
    one needs a very bright light. Sun is not bright enough.

    The sun is quite bright, but a retroreflector sends light
    back to where it came from. Moreover, when the sun shines
    on a retro-reflector, it shines on its environment too, so
    the contrast is reduced.

    One can detect retroreflectors on the Moon from Earth using
    a /lunar laser ranging/ with time-gating and time-histogram
    integration.


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 08:27:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/28/2026 03:47 PM, Python wrote:
    Le 28/09/2026 |a 20:15, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am
    well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects
    with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the
    inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance
    when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of
    the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you
    add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the
    total is independent of your own relative movement in the original
    gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    This is getting wonderfully efficient.

    In 2009, Ralph correctly demonstrated that kinetic energy is
    frame-dependent.

    In 2026, Wilson explains that kinetic energy is frame-independent.

    And Ross resolves the contradiction with the profound observation:

    "Any two frames are in a common frame."

    Ralph has lost his frame of reference, and Ross has kindly found him
    another one.

    Unfortunately, kinetic energy is frame-dependent in that one too.

    At this rate, one more physicist should be enough to abolish reference
    frames altogether.

    Conservation of energy is doing fine. Conservation of arguments, not so
    much.


    Well, since Lagrange about "real" and "potential" or "real" and
    "fictitious", the energy or forces, there's that the one sums
    to zero while the other sums to not-a-number.

    So, Lagrange makes at least two accounts about the _potential_
    and the _potentials_ and the _potentialistic_.

    Then, about Noether theorem or conservation law, there's a more
    thorough account of _continuity law_, and for something like
    Shech's theorem (which as far as I know was an early bot output).


    About energy and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    and inertia and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    conservation of energy eventually demands an entelechy of a space.


    Conservation of energy is easy in closed systems, yet,
    physics is an open system, and furthermore, any closed
    system sits in an open system.


    Back to Lagrange, the "severe abstraction" the "mechanical reduction"
    started before that, yet in the formalism and for the account, then
    has that Lagrange-closed and Lagrange-open are two different theories
    of Lagrange.


    So, more than a sum-of-histories, it's a sum-of-potentials,
    more than a least-action, it's a least-gradient,
    more than conservation law, it's continuity law.


    Why don't you dig a hole to China and notice now the non-linear
    oscillator has that the hole in the center of the Earth is
    an immovable object.


    Then, about attenuation/dissipation and oscillation/restitution,
    in closed and open systems, the "severe abstraction of the
    mechanical reduction" is a bit too severe and a bit too reduced.


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 15:35:06 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient",
    open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 08:55:15 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 08:27 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/28/2026 03:47 PM, Python wrote:
    Le 28/09/2026 |a 20:15, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am
    well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects
    with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the >>>>> inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance
    when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of
    the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you >>>>> add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the
    total is independent of your own relative movement in the original
    gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    This is getting wonderfully efficient.

    In 2009, Ralph correctly demonstrated that kinetic energy is
    frame-dependent.

    In 2026, Wilson explains that kinetic energy is frame-independent.

    And Ross resolves the contradiction with the profound observation:

    "Any two frames are in a common frame."

    Ralph has lost his frame of reference, and Ross has kindly found him
    another one.

    Unfortunately, kinetic energy is frame-dependent in that one too.

    At this rate, one more physicist should be enough to abolish reference
    frames altogether.

    Conservation of energy is doing fine. Conservation of arguments, not so
    much.


    Well, since Lagrange about "real" and "potential" or "real" and
    "fictitious", the energy or forces, there's that the one sums
    to zero while the other sums to not-a-number.

    So, Lagrange makes at least two accounts about the _potential_
    and the _potentials_ and the _potentialistic_.

    Then, about Noether theorem or conservation law, there's a more
    thorough account of _continuity law_, and for something like
    Shech's theorem (which as far as I know was an early bot output).


    About energy and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    and inertia and momentum, and which is real and which is derived, conservation of energy eventually demands an entelechy of a space.


    Conservation of energy is easy in closed systems, yet,
    physics is an open system, and furthermore, any closed
    system sits in an open system.


    Back to Lagrange, the "severe abstraction" the "mechanical reduction"
    started before that, yet in the formalism and for the account, then
    has that Lagrange-closed and Lagrange-open are two different theories
    of Lagrange.


    So, more than a sum-of-histories, it's a sum-of-potentials,
    more than a least-action, it's a least-gradient,
    more than conservation law, it's continuity law.


    Why don't you dig a hole to China and notice now the non-linear
    oscillator has that the hole in the center of the Earth is
    an immovable object.


    Then, about attenuation/dissipation and oscillation/restitution,
    in closed and open systems, the "severe abstraction of the
    mechanical reduction" is a bit too severe and a bit too reduced.



    Creation and destruction versus conservation has that the
    wider, fuller dialectic provides ready grounds for both.


    Accounts like Sedov's "macroscopic theories of matter"
    always include "gyroscopic" and "continuity" relations
    beyond "kinetic" relations, and Sedov carefully explains
    that energy is always in a material form, that there's
    no such thing as "pure energy" at all.


    Anyways, back to Lagrange, and "the severe abstraction of
    the mechanical reduction", like what you can read about it
    from "The Dictionary of the History of Science", makes that
    Lagrange has two theories, and they're basically opposites.

    If you're not a "philosopher of physics", I suppose that
    you can still "close down and compute".


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  • From Python@python@cccp.invalid to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 15:57:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Le 29/09/2026 |a 17:55, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/29/2026 08:27 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/28/2026 03:47 PM, Python wrote:
    Le 28/09/2026 |a 20:15, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am >>>>>> well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects >>>>>> with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the
    amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually
    sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of the >>>>>> inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance >>>>>> when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of >>>>>> the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you >>>>>> add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the >>>>>> total is independent of your own relative movement in the original >>>>>> gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent.


    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    This is getting wonderfully efficient.

    In 2009, Ralph correctly demonstrated that kinetic energy is
    frame-dependent.

    In 2026, Wilson explains that kinetic energy is frame-independent.

    And Ross resolves the contradiction with the profound observation:

    "Any two frames are in a common frame."

    Ralph has lost his frame of reference, and Ross has kindly found him
    another one.

    Unfortunately, kinetic energy is frame-dependent in that one too.

    At this rate, one more physicist should be enough to abolish reference
    frames altogether.

    Conservation of energy is doing fine. Conservation of arguments, not so
    much.


    Well, since Lagrange about "real" and "potential" or "real" and
    "fictitious", the energy or forces, there's that the one sums
    to zero while the other sums to not-a-number.

    So, Lagrange makes at least two accounts about the _potential_
    and the _potentials_ and the _potentialistic_.

    Then, about Noether theorem or conservation law, there's a more
    thorough account of _continuity law_, and for something like
    Shech's theorem (which as far as I know was an early bot output).


    About energy and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    and inertia and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    conservation of energy eventually demands an entelechy of a space.


    Conservation of energy is easy in closed systems, yet,
    physics is an open system, and furthermore, any closed
    system sits in an open system.


    Back to Lagrange, the "severe abstraction" the "mechanical reduction"
    started before that, yet in the formalism and for the account, then
    has that Lagrange-closed and Lagrange-open are two different theories
    of Lagrange.


    So, more than a sum-of-histories, it's a sum-of-potentials,
    more than a least-action, it's a least-gradient,
    more than conservation law, it's continuity law.


    Why don't you dig a hole to China and notice now the non-linear
    oscillator has that the hole in the center of the Earth is
    an immovable object.


    Then, about attenuation/dissipation and oscillation/restitution,
    in closed and open systems, the "severe abstraction of the
    mechanical reduction" is a bit too severe and a bit too reduced.



    Creation and destruction versus conservation has that the
    wider, fuller dialectic provides ready grounds for both.


    Accounts like Sedov's "macroscopic theories of matter"
    always include "gyroscopic" and "continuity" relations
    beyond "kinetic" relations, and Sedov carefully explains
    that energy is always in a material form, that there's
    no such thing as "pure energy" at all.


    Anyways, back to Lagrange, and "the severe abstraction of
    the mechanical reduction", like what you can read about it
    from "The Dictionary of the History of Science", makes that
    Lagrange has two theories, and they're basically opposites.

    If you're not a "philosopher of physics", I suppose that
    you can still "close down and compute".

    Ross,

    I see you are now replying to yourself.

    At least you have finally found two observers who share a common frame.

    Meanwhile, the original calculation remains:

    Jerry: KE = Mv^2

    P1: KE = 2Mv^2

    Is either calculation wrong?

    If not, kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    We have now visited Lagrange, Noether, Sedov, dialectics and a hole to
    China without getting any closer to that question.

    So yes, perhaps this is an excellent occasion to "close down and compute."

    Just once.
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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 09:00:15 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 08:35 AM, Python wrote:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient",
    open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    Take the distance to zero.


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 09:04:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 08:57 AM, Python wrote:
    Le 29/09/2026 |a 17:55, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/29/2026 08:27 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/28/2026 03:47 PM, Python wrote:
    Le 28/09/2026 |a 20:15, Ross Finlayson a |-crit :
    On 09/28/2026 10:32 AM, Paul B. Andersen wrote:
    Den 28.09.2026 08:22, skrev HenryWilson:

    Paul don't preach your version of Physics to a real Physiist. I am >>>>>>> well aware that the popular convention of ascribing moving objects >>>>>>> with 'kinetic energy' is very convenient because it describes the >>>>>>> amount of work the objects can do when absorbed. That is usually >>>>>>> sufficient because in most practical situations because the KE of >>>>>>> the
    inevitable recoiling object is usually insignificant. For instance >>>>>>> when a bullet is fired from a gun almost all the chemical energy of >>>>>>> the charge goes into moving the bullet, not the gun. However, if you >>>>>>> add the KE of the bullet to that of the gun, you will find that the >>>>>>> total is independent of your own relative movement in the original >>>>>>> gun frame. The creation of the combined KE is frame independent. >>>>>>>

    16-Feb-2009 Ralph Malcolm Rabbidge aka Henry Wilson wrote:
    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html

    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at -#v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.

    You correctly demonstrated that KE is frame dependent:
    Kinetic energy of system in Jerry's rest frame KE = Mv^2
    Kinetic energy of system in P1's rest frame KE = 2Mv^2

    Were you wrong when you wrote this, Ralph?


    Any two frames are in a common frame.

    This is getting wonderfully efficient.

    In 2009, Ralph correctly demonstrated that kinetic energy is
    frame-dependent.

    In 2026, Wilson explains that kinetic energy is frame-independent.

    And Ross resolves the contradiction with the profound observation:

    "Any two frames are in a common frame."

    Ralph has lost his frame of reference, and Ross has kindly found him
    another one.

    Unfortunately, kinetic energy is frame-dependent in that one too.

    At this rate, one more physicist should be enough to abolish reference >>>> frames altogether.

    Conservation of energy is doing fine. Conservation of arguments, not so >>>> much.


    Well, since Lagrange about "real" and "potential" or "real" and
    "fictitious", the energy or forces, there's that the one sums
    to zero while the other sums to not-a-number.

    So, Lagrange makes at least two accounts about the _potential_
    and the _potentials_ and the _potentialistic_.

    Then, about Noether theorem or conservation law, there's a more
    thorough account of _continuity law_, and for something like
    Shech's theorem (which as far as I know was an early bot output).


    About energy and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    and inertia and momentum, and which is real and which is derived,
    conservation of energy eventually demands an entelechy of a space.


    Conservation of energy is easy in closed systems, yet,
    physics is an open system, and furthermore, any closed
    system sits in an open system.


    Back to Lagrange, the "severe abstraction" the "mechanical reduction"
    started before that, yet in the formalism and for the account, then
    has that Lagrange-closed and Lagrange-open are two different theories
    of Lagrange.


    So, more than a sum-of-histories, it's a sum-of-potentials,
    more than a least-action, it's a least-gradient,
    more than conservation law, it's continuity law.


    Why don't you dig a hole to China and notice now the non-linear
    oscillator has that the hole in the center of the Earth is
    an immovable object.


    Then, about attenuation/dissipation and oscillation/restitution,
    in closed and open systems, the "severe abstraction of the
    mechanical reduction" is a bit too severe and a bit too reduced.



    Creation and destruction versus conservation has that the
    wider, fuller dialectic provides ready grounds for both.


    Accounts like Sedov's "macroscopic theories of matter"
    always include "gyroscopic" and "continuity" relations
    beyond "kinetic" relations, and Sedov carefully explains
    that energy is always in a material form, that there's
    no such thing as "pure energy" at all.


    Anyways, back to Lagrange, and "the severe abstraction of
    the mechanical reduction", like what you can read about it
    from "The Dictionary of the History of Science", makes that
    Lagrange has two theories, and they're basically opposites.

    If you're not a "philosopher of physics", I suppose that
    you can still "close down and compute".

    Ross,

    I see you are now replying to yourself.

    At least you have finally found two observers who share a common frame.

    Meanwhile, the original calculation remains:

    Jerry: KE = Mv^2

    P1: KE = 2Mv^2

    Is either calculation wrong?

    If not, kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    We have now visited Lagrange, Noether, Sedov, dialectics and a hole to
    China without getting any closer to that question.

    So yes, perhaps this is an excellent occasion to "close down and compute."

    Just once.

    Yes, that's called "extended comment".


    Making oneself a bot-conduit is not much an artifice.


    If you read this, we share a common frame. Also if you don't.


    Remember: "there is no _privileged_ frame".


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 09:05:23 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 09:00 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 08:35 AM, Python wrote:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the
    considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient",
    open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    Take the distance to zero.




    See, now you gave yourself a twins paradox to go along with
    your perspective problem.


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 09:11:37 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 09:05 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:00 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 08:35 AM, Python wrote:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left
    it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the
    considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient",
    open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    Take the distance to zero.




    See, now you gave yourself a twins paradox to go along with
    your perspective problem.



    How about "Moment and Motion: a story of momentum".


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 09:27:10 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 09:11 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:05 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:00 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 08:35 AM, Python wrote:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy, >>>> open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left
    it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the
    considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient", >>>> open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    Take the distance to zero.




    See, now you gave yourself a twins paradox to go along with
    your perspective problem.



    How about "Moment and Motion: a story of momentum".



    You've probably heard of Newton and Leibnitz and their
    priority dispute over the discovery of the calculus,
    though one arrived at differentiation the other integration
    and MacLaurin wrote the rigorous formal treatment in the
    "Infinitesimal Analysis" long before Cauchy and Weierstrass,
    yet also there's the account of Newton and Liebnitz about
    mechanics, and these are terms you should know: vis-motrix
    and vis-viva about the vis-insite, and I'll add vis-obliqua.

    Theories of "vortices" for example since DesCartes and Kelvin
    help illustrate that the plain linear accounts essentially
    have no concept of rotation, about the un-linear, about some
    "Zero-eth laws of motion", where the Galilean is due a fragment
    of the Mertonian school and Newton's laws are just re-hashing
    Galileo and Kepler, and about the definition of "force" vis-a-vis
    "mass" and "acceleration", vis-a-vis, velocity, and speed.

    So, spinning the bucket as it were, every time you jump up and down,
    the Earth bounces back.

    So, "the severe abstraction the mechanical reduction", is the
    result of a quite more thorough account than "perfect inelastic
    collision" since "immovable and unstoppable".

    When the twins, for example a light, goes from "Jerry", or
    "Charlie" for example, to equidistant points p and returns,
    now you've begotten two twin paradoxes, under the reductio,
    ad absurdam.


    Maybe you should try for "ab absurdam" instead of "ad absurdam".


    The vis-obliqua is non-zero. "Worlds turn."


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  • From Ross Finlayson@ross.a.finlayson@gmail.com to sci.physics.relativity on Tue Sep 29 13:02:18 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 09/29/2026 09:27 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:11 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:05 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 09:00 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
    On 09/29/2026 08:35 AM, Python wrote:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via
    entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left >>>>> it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the >>>>> considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient", >>>>> open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    Take the distance to zero.




    See, now you gave yourself a twins paradox to go along with
    your perspective problem.



    How about "Moment and Motion: a story of momentum".



    You've probably heard of Newton and Leibnitz and their
    priority dispute over the discovery of the calculus,
    though one arrived at differentiation the other integration
    and MacLaurin wrote the rigorous formal treatment in the
    "Infinitesimal Analysis" long before Cauchy and Weierstrass,
    yet also there's the account of Newton and Liebnitz about
    mechanics, and these are terms you should know: vis-motrix
    and vis-viva about the vis-insite, and I'll add vis-obliqua.

    Theories of "vortices" for example since DesCartes and Kelvin
    help illustrate that the plain linear accounts essentially
    have no concept of rotation, about the un-linear, about some
    "Zero-eth laws of motion", where the Galilean is due a fragment
    of the Mertonian school and Newton's laws are just re-hashing
    Galileo and Kepler, and about the definition of "force" vis-a-vis
    "mass" and "acceleration", vis-a-vis, velocity, and speed.

    So, spinning the bucket as it were, every time you jump up and down,
    the Earth bounces back.

    So, "the severe abstraction the mechanical reduction", is the
    result of a quite more thorough account than "perfect inelastic
    collision" since "immovable and unstoppable".

    When the twins, for example a light, goes from "Jerry", or
    "Charlie" for example, to equidistant points p and returns,
    now you've begotten two twin paradoxes, under the reductio,
    ad absurdam.


    Maybe you should try for "ab absurdam" instead of "ad absurdam".


    The vis-obliqua is non-zero. "Worlds turn."




    Yeah that "Moment and Motion" video essay series is quite
    profound about the theory of mechanics.


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  • From Mikko@mikko.levanto@iki.fi to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 30 11:37:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    On 29/09/2026 13:21, Stefan Ram wrote:
    Mikko <mikko.levanto@iki.fi> wrote or quoted:
    In order to get a detectable reflection from a retroreflector on Moon
    one needs a very bright light. Sun is not bright enough.

    The sun is quite bright, but a retroreflector sends light
    back to where it came from. Moreover, when the sun shines
    on a retro-reflector, it shines on its environment too, so
    the contrast is reduced.

    One can detect retroreflectors on the Moon from Earth using
    a /lunar laser ranging/ with time-gating and time-histogram
    integration.

    Ranging requires light pulses from Earth to Moon and back so that
    both the times they leave Earth and the times they return can be
    recorded. Therefore light from Sun to Moon is not useful. Light
    from Sun to Earth could be used but the available power is only
    1.4 kW / m-#. For accurate ranging a narrow beam of 1.15 GW has been
    used.
    --
    Mikko
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  • From Paul B. Andersen@paul.b.andersen@paulba.no to sci.physics.relativity on Wed Sep 30 10:39:57 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

    Den 29.09.2026 17:35, skrev Python:
    Ross,

    That was an impressive journey from Lagrange to Noether, via entelechy,
    open systems and a hole to China.

    Unfortunately, Ralph's problem is still sitting exactly where we left it:

    Jerry's frame:

    KE = M v^2

    P1's frame:

    KE = 2 M v^2

    Same physical system, two inertial frames, two different values of
    kinetic energy.

    That is Ralph's own 2009 calculation.

    So before we dig a hole through the Earth, could we perhaps fill the considerably smaller hole in Ralph's argument?

    Which of these is wrong:

    M v^2

    or

    2 M v^2?

    If neither is wrong, then kinetic energy is frame-dependent.

    No Lagrangian, Noether theorem, "sum-of-potentials", "least-gradient",
    open universe or Chinese tunnel changes that elementary fact.

    Ralph had it right in 2009.

    But he didn't realise what he had done:

    https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/HowEasy.html
    quote:
    | Here's the problem.
    |
    | P1->v-------J-------<-P2
    |
    | Jerry is positioned midway between two planets that are
    | approaching each other at +/-v as measured by Jerry.
    |
    | Jerry calculates the total energy of the system as:
    | 1/2Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = Mv^2.
    |
    | A friend on P1 contacts Jerry and argues that he is wrong.
    | P1 is appoaching at 2v and the energy of the system is
    | therefore: 1/2M(2v)^2 or 2Mv^2.
    |
    | Who is right?
    |
    | (note how easy it is to produce a factor of 2 from nowhere,
    | just as Einstein did with his calculation of Mercury's
    | precession)

    Ralph thought that both couldn't be right, so he thought that
    he had found a (wrong) way "to produce a factor of 2 from nowhere".


    The mystery is not physics.

    The mystery is what happened to Ralph between 2009 and 2026.

    He first claimed that KE was not frame dependent in 2013
    (Before his disappearance)https://home.deds.nl/~dvdm/dirk/Physics/Fumbles/KineticEnergyNOTFrameDependent.html

    But he has repeated it in 2026 so he haven't became wiser during
    his absence. :-D
    --
    Paul

    https://paulba.no/
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