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Old 26th December 2017, 08:54 AM   #241
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
Perihelion anomalies
Motion away from DFA will decelerate an object, - such object will get the loss of kinetic energy back when it again moves/accelerate against DFA.
The magnitude of the orbit anomaly that influence will cause depend on the orbit inclination relative to DFA.
Here you have the cause of perihelion anomalies in general, its simply causes by what this theory also call EDFA (Effective Dark Flow Acceleration")
Think about, - ONLY one day of measurement near arctic, - can CONFIRM DFA Once and for all.
That day you do not need more crap to explain or understand perihelion anomalies. - Its simply cause by a DFA effect very easy to grasp..
Once again by your own assertions your "EDFA (Effective Dark Flow Acceleration")" stops at a terminal velocity. Mercury is also about 4.5 billion years old. Plenty of time for your "EDFA" to max out (get countered by your, well, counter force) and no longer be an accelerating force. However, your assertion before was that your "EDFA" was a result of the universe and that is 14 billion years for your "EDFA" to now be 0. Making up crap to try to help your other crap really just gives you more, well, crap.
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:03 AM   #242
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No, the observer at rest observes length contracted in the moving body. The observer at rest remains at rest with their own rulers so they never change for them. Since both are moving relative to each other, each sees the others length as contracted. No one sees the others rulers as "longer". You are mixing reference frames where the person at rest might say their rulers are "longer" than those of the moving body and even getting that wrong by asserting the rulers of the moving body get "longer". Again, please stop with the crap, since it spews from you.
The main problem you have is that you cannot decide who is moving and who is not. Absolutte motion matters, if you get that wrong everything you deal with is wrong.
The new theory claims that matter in motion i interact with space, and because of that you get relativistic effect, such as time dilation, - and relativistic change of the rulers...

If you ignore that , you are completely lost, exactly like the holy nonsense you cited from the book, teach you..
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:25 AM   #243
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
The main problem you have is that you cannot decide who is moving and who is not.
Each is moving relative to the other. No problem there.


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Absolutte motion matters, if you get that wrong everything you deal with is wrong.
Nope, absolute motion is not a problem for anyone but you. Since it is you that requires such. Please define absolute motion that is not relative to anything.

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The new theory claims that matter in motion i interact with space, and because of that you get relativistic effect, such as time dilation, - and relativistic change of the rulers...
Ah, so matter at rest doesn't interact with space and you don't "get relativistic effect"? What happened to your gravity. Problem with just making crap is it is difficult to keep straight.


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If you ignore that , you are completely lost, exactly like the holy nonsense you cited from the book, teach you..
Nope, until actually defined absolute motion can only be ignored, as there simply is no definition to consider. The lack of a definition can't come from a book, "holy" or otherwise, it only comes from an inability to define. By all means please let us know when you have a definition of absolute motion that is not relative to anything else.
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:29 AM   #244
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OK, great so now that is some 14 billion years that have passed. Everything would have reached your terminal velocity, well, 14 billion years ago. If you get nothing right in what you assert no one else can get anything but the wrong you exude.
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There will always be periodical motion oppesite Dark Flow, and therefore also lower periodical absolute speed for some systems / objekts,. If we was moving with highest possible Dark Flow speed, - EDFA would be inactive, and Allais Effect would not had happen..But Dark Flow would still have been measured because that is meassured relative to the CMB
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:36 AM   #245
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Nope, absolute motion is not a problem for anyone but you. Since it is you that requires such. Please define absolute motion that is not relative to anything.
Matter in motion, interact with space.

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Ah, so matter at rest doesn't interact with space and you don't "get relativistic effect"?
Maybe not, who knows? , maybe all what you call mass, is caused by motion

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What happened to your gravity. Problem with just making crap is it is difficult to keep straight.
Same as above

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Nope, until actually defined absolute motion can only be ignored, as there simply is no definition to consider. The lack of a definition can't come from a book, "holy" or otherwise, it only comes from an inability to define. By all means please let us know when you have a definition of absolute motion that is not relative to anything else.
  1. What is potential energy?
  2. What is kinetic energy ?
Does it have anything with Mass to do ?
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:45 AM   #246
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
There will always be periodical motion oppesite Dark Flow, and therefore also lower periodical absolute speed for some systems / objekts,. If we was moving with highest possible Dark Flow speed, - EDFA would be inactive, and Allais Effect would not had happen..
Great, so no more percession from "EDFA" when it is topped out. Heck just that there is some finite terminal velocity means the percession from "EDFA" should be reducing even if your "EDFA" didn't top over the 10 or 11 billion years before the solar system was created. What limits dose the reduction in the percession of Mercury place on your "EDFA". Note that limit could be zero meaning the percession is not reducing and not a result of your reducing "EDFA" force.



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But Dark Flow would still have been measured because that is meassured relative to the CMB
Great, so not absolute but just "relative to the CMB". One crap down and a pile still to go.
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Old 26th December 2017, 09:48 AM   #247
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Great, so no more percession from "EDFA" when it is topped out. Heck just that there is some finite terminal velocity means the percession from "EDFA" should be reducing even if your "EDFA" didn't top over the 10 or 11 billion years before the solar system was created.
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What limits dose the reduction in the percession of Mercury place on your "EDFA". Note that limit could be zero meaning the percession is not reducing and not a result of your reducing "EDFA" force.
If the orbit inclination of mercury was excactly perpendicular, relative to the DFA axis, there would not be any perihelion precession anomaly.
if the inclination was more or less aligned with the DFA axis, the orbit of mercury would collapse.

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Old 26th December 2017, 10:06 AM   #248
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
Matter in motion, interact with space.
And matter not in motion? Remember you're the one proposing what amounts to an absolute rest frame. So matter absolutely not in motion in that frame is a result.

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Maybe not, who knows? , maybe all what you call mass, is caused by motion
"who knows?" OK well thanks for at least admitting you don't even know what you are proposing.

"is caused by motion" relative to what?

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Same as above
Great, so again you assert you just don't know. Given an absolute rest frame is central to your assertions you not knowing its implications simply asserts that it is all just made up crap, even to you. There went the whole pile.

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What is potential energy?[/list]
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/pegrav.html


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What is kinetic energy ?
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/ke.html


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Does it have anything with Mass to do ?
Again rest mass is invariant but total energy (potential plus kinetic) is not. The mass energy equivalent of rest mass is potential and invariant as that mass is always at rest relative to, well, itself. The mass energy equivalence of total energy varies with total energy (potential plus kinetic).
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Old 26th December 2017, 10:17 AM   #249
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"is caused by motion" relative to what?
Motion is relative to absolut rest.
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Old 26th December 2017, 10:36 AM   #250
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
Motion is relative to absolut rest.


I sit on my couch. I am, relative to my house, at rest.

The tectonic plate upon which my house rests is in motion relative to the core of the Earth, albeit slowly.

The planet we are all on is rotating, which provides another frame of reference by changing its position relative to the observable universe.

The planet is further orbiting a star, meaning it is in motion relative to the star.

The star is orbiting the core of the Milky Way galaxy.

The galaxy is heading towards another galaxy and will eventually merge with it.

In all those frames of reference, where is the “Absolute Rest” you’re talking about?

Can you describe an object at “absolute rest?”
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"is caused by motion" relative to what?
Motion is relative to absolut rest.
I must insist that you describe how is a newyorker taking a nap moving relative to "absolute rest"?

And I'll keep asking every time you base your words in an absolute frame you cannot specify.
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Old 26th December 2017, 11:50 AM   #252
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Originally Posted by halleyscomet View Post
I sit on my couch. I am, relative to my house, at rest.

The tectonic plate upon which my house rests is in motion relative to the core of the Earth, albeit slowly.

The planet we are all on is rotating, which provides another frame of reference by changing its position relative to the observable universe.

The planet is further orbiting a star, meaning it is in motion relative to the star.

The star is orbiting the core of the Milky Way galaxy.

The galaxy is heading towards another galaxy and will eventually merge with it.

In all those frames of reference, where is the “Absolute Rest” you’re talking about?

Can you describe an object at “absolute rest?”
All the time you is adding speed to your allready existing absolute speed, - or reducing it - relative to no motion (seen from an absolute rest frame) you is changing your "relativistic (reality) proportions" - The exact same happens up and down in a gravitational field,

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Old 26th December 2017, 11:54 AM   #253
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Originally Posted by aleCcowaN View Post
I must insist that you describe how is a newyorker taking a nap moving relative to "absolute rest"?

And I'll keep asking every time you base your words in an absolute frame you cannot specify.
Because you most likely never is at absolute rest, it's doesn't mean that such "frame" not exist..
One option is that at absolutte rest there are no strong force, hence no mass, and no matter can exist.
Another option is that there are two ways to generate mass, one of those is relativistic, the other one unknown
So you have 2 starting points / specifications, which one do you prefer ?

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Because you most likely never is at absolute rest, it's doesn't mean that such not exist..
I have no evidence of god either, and that doesn't mean such god doesn't exist. But the most important scientific fact is that I have no evidence for a god.

You're are talking of privileged frames of reference. Then you need some proof of them being privileged, and that same evidence may guide you to precisely locate them. So again, tell me where to find such privileged frames of reference.
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
One option is that at absolutte rest there are no strong force, hence no mass, and no matter can exist.
Another option is that there are two ways to generate mass, one of those is relativistic, the other one unknown
So you have 2 starting points / specifications, which one do you prefer ?
I see you were working in your post while I replied to you.

Provide a mathematical expression for the law explaining how the strong force varies as velocity measured against "absolute rest" changes.

After answering that, start with any of those "starting points", then develop the other. They'll be equally illustrating.
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Old 26th December 2017, 12:30 PM   #256
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And it still is, also in the new theory
Simple because the ruler is a propotional relativistic variant.
Exactly which ruler, Bjarne?

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The local observer will not see that, but an absolute observer will
If motion is absolute, then all observers are absolute. In an absolute motion scenario, the change of the "ruler" (whichever ruler you might be referring to) would be observable and measurable.

However, this is not what we observe. What we do observe is that all observers are local. In other words, we are unable to measure any change in our own "ruler". Instead, we observe that the "ruler" is changed in other motion frames (as in time dilation).

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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
Because you most likely never is at absolute rest, it's doesn't mean that such "frame" not exist..
One option is that at absolutte rest there are no strong force, hence no mass, and no matter can exist.
Another option is that there are two ways to generate mass, one of those is relativistic, the other one unknown
So you have 2 starting points / specifications, which one do you prefer ?
It is your fairy-tale, so you choose.

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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
http://science27.com/wp-content/uplo...05/graf777.jpg


If the orbit inclination of mercury was excactly perpendicular, relative to the DFA axis, there would not be any perihelion precession anomaly.
Once again you ignore your own stated terminal velocity. So basically you would not be able to tell if the orbit was "excactly perpendicular, relative to the DFA axis" or just your terminal velocity had been reached.


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if the inclination was more or less aligned with the DFA axis, the orbit of mercury would collapse.
Is the orbit of mercury "more or less" collapsing? Again remember it had 4.5 billion years to "more or less" collapse.

So now we have no apparent collapsing, after 4.5 billion years and you are unable to distinguish between the orbit being "excactly perpendicular, relative to the DFA axis" and your terminal velocity being already reached.

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Matter in motion, interact with space.
OH? Evidence?


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Maybe not, who knows? , maybe all what you call mass, is caused by motion


Same as above

  1. What is potential energy?
  2. What is kinetic energy ?
Does it have anything with Mass to do ?
You need to ask those questions, yet you claim to be smarter than millions of scientists? Really?

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Motion is relative to absolut rest.

Nope, trying to define your absolute rest frame even just relative to motion in general still makes it relative and not defined from any other rest frame.
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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
Because you most likely never is at absolute rest, it's doesn't mean that such "frame" not exist..
One option is that at absolutte rest there are no strong force, hence no mass, and no matter can exist.
Another option is that there are two ways to generate mass, one of those is relativistic, the other one unknown
So you have 2 starting points / specifications, which one do you prefer ?
Mass doesn't result from the strong force. The crap just keeps spewing. Again most here would probably prefer you spewing less crap, relativistic or otherwise.
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Just how the hells can one determine a "Zero motion" or an absolute at-rest frame? How the **** can it be measured?
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Exactly which ruler, Bjarne?

If motion is absolute, then all observers are absolute.
No, what make you think so.

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In an absolute motion scenario, the change of the "ruler" (whichever ruler you might be referring to) would be observable and measurable.
A and B cannot compare their ruler to each other, so long they are in different frames, - but we can easy understand they must be different, if 'C' (speed of light) is the "same" for both. We had have that discussion before. Simple thought experiment make that very logical and very clear.


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However, this is not what we observe.
because you cannot observe, but only use your brain.

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What we do observe is that all observers are local.
What do you mean ?
This is not observation, but a conclution.

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In other words, we are unable to measure any change in our own "ruler".
Off course not, because you cannot compare, its impossible, - still you can use you brain,..... thought experiments

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Instead, we observe that the "ruler" is changed in other motion frames (as in time dilation).
You still cannot observe that.
You can either conclude
A. That distance must have change
B. The ruller must have change.
"We" made the wrong choose

A thought Experiment
‘A’ live in the basement of a skyscraper, ‘B’ at the top of the same building.
Both have measured the time it took a photon to travel 13 billion. from the very first star and to us..

But A’s clock (deeper in the gravitational field) is as we know ticking slower than B’s clock.
B would argue that it took the photon one minute longer to reach us – than the time A has measured. Simply because B’s clock is ticking faster than the A’s clock.
The difference is probably in reality less, but it means nothing , its the same point.

We accept that the speed “c” is the same for both A and B.

When both A and B know the time and speed, A and B can only conclude that either ....
  1. The distance to the star that emitted photon is significantly different, which is utopian, because the universe is not likely to change shape depending on the observer who observes a process .
  2. Otherwise, the conclusion can only be that A’s ruler (in the basement) must have changed (been longer) proportional to the time also been stretching, as a result of A’s watch is deeper in the gravitational field.
Only by chosen the 2nd option A and B both can (logical) assert that ‘c’ is the same for both (even thou ‘c’ is not comparable the ‘same’..)

By chosen that, - (the 2nd) most logical option, - hell will break lose in science..

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OH? Evidence?

You need to ask those questions, yet you claim to be smarter than millions of scientists? Really?

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Just how the hells can one determine a "Zero motion" or an absolute at-rest frame? How the **** can it be measured?
Not me, matter can.
Because matter will always interact with space, much or little, depending on the absolute motion / speed.

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All the time you is adding speed to your allready existing absolute speed, - or reducing it - relative to no motion (seen from an absolute rest frame) you is changing your "relativistic (reality) proportions" - The exact same happens up and down in a gravitational field,
Where is this 'absolute rest frame'? If everything in the universe is in motion relative to everything else it must be outside the universe?
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Old 26th December 2017, 02:25 PM   #267
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Mass doesn't result from the strong force. The crap just keeps spewing. Again most here would probably prefer you spewing less crap, relativistic or otherwise.
The strong force is the most important factor in relativistic mass
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Old 26th December 2017, 02:35 PM   #268
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The strong force is the most important factor in relativistic mass
If one consults detailed (with math) discussions of "relativistic mass," one finds:

"Many contemporary authors such as Taylor and Wheeler avoid using the concept of relativistic mass altogether:

"The concept of "relativistic mass" is subject to misunderstanding. That's why we don't use it. First, it applies the name mass - belonging to the magnitude of a 4-vector - to a very different concept, the time component of a 4-vector. Second, it makes increase of energy of an object with velocity or momentum appear to be connected with some change in internal structure of the object. In reality, the increase of energy with velocity originates not in the object but in the geometric properties of spacetime itself." *

Not too much of "strong force" in that.

*E. F. Taylor; J. A. Wheeler (1992), Spacetime Physics, second edition, New York: W.H. Freeman and Company, pp. 248–249, ISBN 0-7167-2327-1
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All this has a whiff to aether theories and the Aristotelian unmoved mover. Lot's of words, no equations at all.

So I must insist in having here the law describing the change of the strong force according to the speed relative to "absolute rest" (sic).
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Smarter ?
Well I would say not possible to brainwash
Yea, I would agree with THAT.

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Old 26th December 2017, 02:51 PM   #271
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Originally Posted by Peregrinus View Post
If one consults detailed (with math) discussions of "relativistic mass," one finds:

"Many contemporary authors such as Taylor and Wheeler avoid using the concept of relativistic mass altogether:

"The concept of "relativistic mass" is subject to misunderstanding. That's why we don't use it. First, it applies the name mass - belonging to the magnitude of a 4-vector - to a very different concept, the time component of a 4-vector. Second, it makes increase of energy of an object with velocity or momentum appear to be connected with some change in internal structure of the object. In reality, the increase of energy with velocity originates not in the object but in the geometric properties of spacetime itself." *

Not too much of "strong force" in that.

*E. F. Taylor; J. A. Wheeler (1992), Spacetime Physics, second edition, New York: W.H. Freeman and Company, pp. 248–249, ISBN 0-7167-2327-1
So long we do not know what the strong force really is, it make no sense to discuss what it does and not does. Remember Einstein wanted until his dead to unite the strong force and gravity, he was sure they were united. Others dont believe in that, so what ?
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The strong force is the most important factor in relativistic mass
Relativistic mass is a result of relative motion so not relativistic mass. However, I did forget that quantum chromodynamic binding energy is a positive potential and not a negative one. So you were correct there and I apologize for that oversight. My crap there. The strong force does contribute to invariant (rest) mass of the hadrons and baryons.
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Originally Posted by Peregrinus View Post
If one consults detailed (with math) discussions of "relativistic mass," one finds:

"Many contemporary authors such as Taylor and Wheeler avoid using the concept of relativistic mass altogether:

"The concept of "relativistic mass" is subject to misunderstanding. That's why we don't use it. First, it applies the name mass - belonging to the magnitude of a 4-vector - to a very different concept, the time component of a 4-vector. Second, it makes increase of energy of an object with velocity or momentum appear to be connected with some change in internal structure of the object. In reality, the increase of energy with velocity originates not in the object but in the geometric properties of spacetime itself." *

Not too much of "strong force" in that.

*E. F. Taylor; J. A. Wheeler (1992), Spacetime Physics, second edition, New York: W.H. Freeman and Company, pp. 248–249, ISBN 0-7167-2327-1

Again, Bjarne conflates relativistic mass with rest or invariant mass.
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So long we do not know what the strong force really is, it make no sense to discuss what it does and not does. Remember Einstein wanted until his dead to unite the strong force and gravity, he was sure they were united. Others dont believe in that, so what ?
Wait, so after actually being correct at what the strong force does, in the way of invariant mass. You're now just going to proclaim "it make no sense to discuss what it does and not does"? Way to blow your own accuracy for your desired inaccuracy, conflating relativistic and invariant mass.
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No, what make you think so.
If motion is absolute, all observers are observing from the absolute frame. What else should they observe from?


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A and B cannot compare their ruler to each other, so long they are in different frames, - but we can easy understand they must be different, if 'C' (speed of light) is the "same" for both. We had have that discussion before. Simple thought experiment make that very logical and very clear.
If motion is absolute, there is only one frame. You can always compare each observer. Don't you understand the implications of your own claims?

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because you cannot observe, but only use your brain.
Nonsense.


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What do you mean ?
This is not observation, but a conclution.
You can only make conclusions if you have observations. Otherwise what you make is wild guesses.

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Off course not, because you cannot compare, its impossible, - still you can use you brain,..... thought experiments
No. Thought experiments without observation is fiction.

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You still cannot observe that.
You can either conclude
A. That distance must have change
B. The ruller must have change.
"We" made the wrong choose
Or (C) you can go with relativity, which adequately exlpains EVERY observation we have made so far.

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A thought Experiment
‘A’ live in the basement of a skyscraper, ‘B’ at the top of the same building.
Both have measured the time it took a photon to travel 13 billion. from the very first star and to us..

But A’s clock (deeper in the gravitational field) is as we know ticking slower than B’s clock.
B would argue that it took the photon one minute longer to reach us – than the time A has measured. Simply because B’s clock is ticking faster than the A’s clock.
The difference is probably in reality less, but it means nothing , its the same point.

We accept that the speed “c” is the same for both A and B.

When both A and B know the time and speed, A and B can only conclude that either ....
  1. The distance to the star that emitted photon is significantly different, which is utopian, because the universe is not likely to change shape depending on the observer who observes a process .
  2. Otherwise, the conclusion can only be that A’s ruler (in the basement) must have changed (been longer) proportional to the time also been stretching, as a result of A’s watch is deeper in the gravitational field.
Only by chosen the 2nd option A and B both can (logical) assert that ‘c’ is the same for both (even thou ‘c’ is not comparable the ‘same’..)

By chosen that, - (the 2nd) most logical option, - hell will break lose in science..
No. The only difference they will observe is the time the photon takes to move from B to A. Their rulers are different, but so are their clocks, so they will observe the same distance (in theory; in practice, of course, they have no way of knowing when the photon was emitted). And another condition, just for your enlightenment: They cannot observe the same photon, but I'll accept they observe different photons that traveled together.

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All this has a whiff to aether theories and the Aristotelian unmoved mover. Lot's of words, no equations at all.

So I must insist in having here the law describing the change of the strong force according to the speed relative to "absolute rest" (sic).

We are discussing possible consequences of how an anisotropic acceleration will affect the universe.

As well that a necessary breaking force must exist

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If motion is absolute, all observers are observing from the absolute frame. What else should they observe from?
You have not understood that at all. An absolutte reference frames contains all others.

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If motion is absolute, there is only one frame. You can always compare each observer. Don't you understand the implications of your own claims?
There are billions of frames. Each time your reality is different, from another, your "frame" is different too.

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You can only make conclusions if you have observations. Otherwise what you make is wild guesses.
Conclusions are what make up more than 97% of your universe allready, - let me only mention 90 % = dark energy and dark matter, - this is ONLY conclutions / guesses. So what is your problem ?

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No. Thought experiments without observation is fiction.
They are necessary and much used the last 100 years

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Or (C) you can go with relativity, which adequately exlpains EVERY observation we have made so far.
Soon fellow, very soon you will understand how insane that of chapter of science really is / was

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No. The only difference they will observe is the time the photon takes to move from B to A. Their rulers are different, but so are their clocks, so they will observe the same distance (in theory; in practice, of course, they have no way of knowing when the photon was emitted). And another condition, just for your enlightenment: They cannot observe the same photon, but I'll accept they observe different photons that traveled together.
You wrote ; "Their rulers are different" This is not what the prevailing theory tells you, Its say only the path these two photon took is different, and that this is the whole explanation.
This mean you have understood the new theory
Thanks..

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Originally Posted by Bjarne View Post
We are discussing possible consequences of how an anisotropic acceleration will affect the universe.

As well that a necessary breaking force must exist

http://www.internationalskeptics.com...1&d=1514326129
Not what I've asked from you. But again, what unit results from using the right side of your equation? You're making high school level mistakes.
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Not what I've asked from you. But again, what unit results from using the right side of your equation? You're making high school level mistakes.
m/s^2
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m/s^2
No. It doesn't.
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