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Talk:Counterexamples to Relativity (view source)
Revision as of 20:52, October 16, 2011
, 20:52, October 16, 2011→A couple more problems
...Honestly, I am speechless about this. Again, this was taken down but now someone put it back up... You guys honestly think this statement is true? <b>There is no connection between the two--the only thing they have in common is the name "relativity." </b> What, you think that people's morals depend on their frame of reference and change by the relativistic <math> \gamma (\equiv 1/\sqrt{1-v^2/c^2})</math> factor or something?! I am truly shocked by this...What connection is there? Where is the equation that predicts this?
...Honestly, I am speechless about this. Again, this was taken down but now someone put it back up... You guys honestly think this statement is true? <b>There is no connection between the two--the only thing they have in common is the name "relativity." </b> What, you think that people's morals depend on their frame of reference and change by the relativistic <math> \gamma (\equiv 1/\sqrt{1-v^2/c^2})</math> factor or something?! I am truly shocked by this...What connection is there? Where is the equation that predicts this?
Secondly: "Relativity breaks down if a solenoid is traveling at or near the speed of light." Nope. <b>Things can't travel at the speed of light, according to SR.</b> Relativity explicitly states that things cannot go faster than light. If you drop this, then of course there are going to be going to be inconsistencies with SR...And that thread only talks about things going <b>at</b> the speed of light. What's the problem with solenoids travelling <b>near</b> <i>c</i>?
Secondly: "Relativity breaks down if a solenoid is traveling at or near the speed of light." Nope. <b>Things can't travel at the speed of light, according to SR.</b> Relativity explicitly states that things cannot go faster than light. If you drop this, then of course there are going to be going to be inconsistencies with SR...And that thread only talks about things going <b>at</b> the speed of light. What's the problem with solenoids travelling <b>near</b> <i>c</i>? [[User:AndyFrankinson|AndyFrankinson]] 16:52, 16 October 2011 (EDT)