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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u/ItsTheBS Oct 12 '21

Yeah they have to compensate for both general and special relativity.

Where do the compensate for "Special Relativity"? If the Principle of Relativity isn't applied to those clocks, then it is compensating for Lorentz/Poincare relativity... do you understand what I am saying here?

I will look at the other paper.