Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / May 2006

Why doth Lorentz x,y,z dimensions not remain contracted?
1. The particles in the length remain intact upon the return but the
particles in the hour glass remain less?
Is Bilge Bald?

"Gravity"
    Like almost everyone else, the writer started by assuming that General
Relativity represented good science and that it was his task to understand
that science. Almost immediately it became obvious that a flaw must exist

Albert Einstein's stated and demonstrated goal was the
formulation of field equations along the same lines as
Maxwell's but with more generality than Maxwell's with
the hope of including the force of gravity and inertia.

Eric Gisse wrote:

Speed and Mass
Over in a different science discussion forum:
http://www2b.abc.net.au/science/k2/stn/
http://www2b.abc.net.au/science/k2/stn/newposts/2309/topic2309840.shtm

Can anyone explain this rotating disk problem from the point of view
of a moving observer?
In the rest frame let there be two rotating disks of diameter D
perpendicular to the x axis.  Let the distance between the disks be L.

In those NASA movies, a person undergoing high Gs in a plane can barely
move:
Couldn't the MECHANICAL (electrical, etc...) motion of clocks also be
affected?  Therefore giving false readings for Time Dilation

Einstein wrongly thought he could test sychro between his
2 clocks (A and B on the moving rod in his 1905 paper) with
the simplistic two way light speed equality. It would work
in the case of one stationary and one moving clock but not

Since alternative theories of  gravity have been a favorite topic of
discussion on thsi forum I thought
I 'd point to the transparencies of a recent conferenbce on just that.
See

Check this out, fresh from 2006, the "who's who" of kookery:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Deneb/2006NPAAbstracts32206.htm

SR's time dilation derivations: synopsis
Step One
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Einstein (1905) develops his BEER (Basic Equations of Einstein's Relativity)

Electro-magnetic forces alone are insufficient to explain the
electronic structure of an atom. Photo-electro-magnetic forces must
be considered.
Herve LeCornec has demonstrated that the square root of atomic

"The Limitations of Mathematics in Physics"
    The present philosophy in theoretical physics is to search for
mathematical relationships that predict experimental results that are then
used to verify the validity of the mathematics in defining our physical

Riemann's concepts milestone in the decline of 'Western Civilization'  
Europe reached its Zenith, with
industrialization, The Renaissance, Reformation. inventions of the
telescope and the printing press,

"Communicating at Translight Velocities"
    In the 19th century, science had concluded that reality was based upon
the Aether, a rigid medium that pervaded all of space. The Aether was
required to account for the ability of forces (electric, magnetic,