Alex Cured
Critical Thinker
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okay, thanksThe moon is half of its orbit accelerating - and the other half decelerating. – This is why you must calculate the influence off RR in two ½ orbit periods.
The Lorenzen transformation is used to calculate both time and energy (and mass) transformation. This is one and the same process, - but this process is reversible due to RR, and this mean deceleration.
Another way to say this is that at any given point in the orbit where the mass of the Moon is being increased due to SR, there is a corresponding point where the mass is being reduced by SR (assuming that SR effects at low velocities are linear).
And so there isn't any net effect is there?
This doesn't require any new science though does it?
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