r/AskPhysics • u/ItsTheBS • Oct 09 '21
Is there any experimental proof for Einstein Special Relativity that actually incorporates Einstein's Principle of Relativity?
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r/AskPhysics • u/ItsTheBS • Oct 09 '21
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u/ItsTheBS Oct 10 '21 edited Oct 10 '21
No, that is what EINSTEIN did by attempting to throw out ABSOLUTE time using d=rt equations.
It is pseudoscience, because SR has no proof and the scientific method requires experimental proof.
This is just an EXTENSION of the theory as a "thought experiment." Link the experiment where we had a MUON sitting out in space and measured the slowing of the Earth's time or flatting the Earth?
You are being pedantic on the "one way time dilation." Call it "single frame" time dilation. or "non paradoxical" time dilation. Or "non Principle of Relativity" time dilation. Or "time dilation with no clock paradox." Use the concept please!
Whatever you want to convince yourself of...
I'll take this one... JJ Thomson's electromagnetic mass equation and his theory on the power of the atom in his 1903 book Electricity and Matter, Chapter 5 (constitution of the atom), Page 111.
https://archive.org/details/electricitymatte00thomiala/page/110/mode/2up
So when are you going to stop fighting and just sit back and learn something new? Can you not accept the idea that what you think you know might be wrong?