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  • Relativity and the Third Observer
    | title = Relativity and the Third Observer | keywords = [[Relativity]], [[Third Observer]]
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  • Contrary to Wilczynski, There is No Aberration for Co-moving Source and Observer
    ...= Contrary to Wilczynski, There is No Aberration for Co-moving Source and Observer | keywords = [[Aberration]], [[Motion]], [[Source]], [[Observer]]
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  • The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, the Perihelion Shift of Mercury, and Photon Deflection
    | title = The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, the Perihelion Shift of Mercury, and Photon Deflection | keywords = [[Gravitational Potential]], [[Observer]], [[Perihelion Shift of Mercury]], [[Photon Deflection]]
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  • Transformations Between Observer Reference Frames in General Relativity
    | title = Transformations Between Observer Reference Frames in General Relativity ...with noninertial effects in gravity, the noninertialness of the earthbound observer has not been incorporated in the theory as it touches experiment via the th
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  • Measuring Devices: In Theory and In Practice
    ...ords, Einstein must redefine meters per each observer, rather than per all observer (like it was defined before him). ...defined for an observer by certain measuring devices placed at rest to the observer.
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  • The Eye of the Beholder: The Role of the Observer in Modern Physics
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  • The Fallacy of the Light Clock Experiment
    ...d or motion. This paper is aka "The Speed of an Object with Respect to an Observer Who is Off the Line of Motion of the Object".
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  • Inertia: A Purely Relativistic Phenomenon
    ...relativistic phenomenon. The case in which an arbitrary force acts on an observer undergoing uniform, relativistic translation in Minkowski space-time is the
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  • The Light Clock: A New Method of Measuring True Time
    ...ance) to cobj (objective velocity of light) will always be constant to any observer. Such a device as conceived and outlined herein shall be referred to as a "
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  • The Orbiting Clock Paradox: Should the Lorentzian View Be Preferred?
    ...heory of relativity, the co-moving inertial "lab partner" of this circling observer must interpret that this same observation shows the center clock is running
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  • Popper's Response to Dingle on Special Relativity and the Problem of the Observer
    ...Popper\'s Response to Dingle on Special Relativity and the Problem of the Observer ...Popper's failure to refute Dingle calls into question his claim that ?the observer' is superfluous to special relativity.
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  • Transverse Doppler Effect & Stellar Aberration
    ...the motion of the light source. Stellar aberration takes place when <b>the observer moves</b> perpendicular to the light beam, but absent when the light source
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  • A Philosophical Reconstruction of Theoretical Physics (Cleaning Up the Mess that Albert Made)
    # Idealism?Nothing exists or can be known except for the observer's conscious experiences. ...ibe and predict the observer's experiences and relate all phenomena to the observer.
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  • How Relativity Theory Conflicts With Reality
    ...both ends simultaneously and disagrees with the tiem order claimed by the observer on the train. If motion is relative, said Einstein, who is to say that one
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  • Observer-Dependent Reference Frames
    | title = Observer-Dependent Reference Frames [[Category:Scientific Paper|observer-dependent reference frames]]
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  • Galilean-Newtonian Relativity
    ...r faster or slower than a component traveling at ''c'' as measured by that observer. It is this peculiar nature of light that led to the development of specia
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  • Frequency Shift that is Caused By Observer Movement
    | title = Frequency Shift that is Caused By Observer Movement [[Category:Scientific Paper|frequency shift caused observer movement]]
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  • A Classical Replacement for Special Relativity
    ...nergies naturally occurring because of the finite velocity of light in the observer's frame of reference.
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  • The Recession of Galaxies
    ...as moving with recessional velocity proportional to the distance from the observer. The observed velocity proportional to the distance is thus the result of t
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  • The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, Mercury's Perihelion, Photon Deflection and Time Delay of a Solar Grazing Photon
    | title = The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, Mercury\'s Perihelion, Photon Deflection and Time Delay of a Solar Grazing [[Category:Scientific Paper|gravitational potential moving observer mercury 's perihelion photon deflection time delay solar grazing photon]]
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  • The Apparent Constant Velocity of Light
    ...n. This paper explains clearly why the velocity is really (c-v), while the observer's tools always measure a velocity represented by the number c. This illusio
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  • Explaining the Illusion of the Constant Velocity of Light
    ...locity of light is really (c-v) with respect to the observer, even if the observer's tools always measure a velocity represented by the number c. We explain
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  • How Do You Add Relative Velocities?
    ...an velocities. Within Einstein's special relativity theory, each preferred observer (aether, fixed stars, etc), determine the unique relative velocity among ea
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  • Speed of Light in Historical Perspective
    ...) found that the speed of light from Jupiter's satellite was lower when an observer on earth was moving away from it, and higher on approach. The red-shift of ...ed that the speed of light from the star Gamma draconis was higher when an observer on earth moved towards its perpendicular incident, and lower on recession.
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  • Special Relativity is Not Needed
    ...elativity is wrong. The model is wrong and the interpretation of what each observer sees is wrong. My conclusion is that the transformation of length, time, an ...ecraft (perpendicular to the spacecraft's motion). On the Earth is another observer."''
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  • Global Positioning Satellites
    ...tes.&nbsp;A pseudo-random code used in the communication system allows the observer to use portable equipment, even though the signals are extremely weak.
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  • Conclusions About the Simultaneity of Two Events
    ...the train is intact. It is pointed out that the conclusion the stationary observer makes is incorrect because it is based on STR as a method to determine simu
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  • Independent Scientific Fraud and Corruption Commission: Centenial Review of Special Relativity
    ...k. And the Light Principle has Corollary (C) in which each un-accelerated observer acknowledges that an outbound light ray has the same speed as an inbound l ...reference (Fitzgerald length contraction) . Also, in Consequence [III] an observer perceives that a stern clock on a relatively moving spaceship is in advanc
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  • Relativistic Doppler Effect and the Principle of Relativity
    ...where the shifts are also different depending on whether the source or the observer moves. The 'relativistic' formulae for these two cases have been confirmed
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  • Ternary Relative Velocity
    ...ivity group), with the associative addition of binary relative velocities. Observer-independence and the Lorentz-group-invariance are distinct concepts. This s
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  • A Brief Reexamination of Relativity
    ...is a glaring error to ascribe the electrodynamics of moving bodies to any observer's observation.
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  • On the Sagnac Effect for Massive Particles and Some of its Eepistemological Consequences
    ...point of view of an observer on the rotating platform and a non-rotating observer. This demonstration generalises the one made by Selleri and the author for
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  • Reception of Light Signals in Galilean Space-Time
    ...peeds <em>c',</em> relative to the source and <em>c',</em> relative to the observer, different from Einstein's constant <em>c<sub>o</sub>.</em>&nbsp;This viewp
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  • Relativity Groupoid Instead of Relativity Group
    ...ki introduced space-like binary velocity-field of a medium, relative to an observer. Hestenes in 1974 introduced a relative velocity as a Minkowski bivector. H
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  • Douglass A White
    | known_for = [[Observer Physics]]
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  • Quantum References: The Determination of a Zero Point in Quantum Systems
    ...ts. Uncertainty is expressed in the classically defined coordinates of the observer, while indeterminacy is defined in the coordinates of quantum mechanical st
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  • A Hypothetical Experimental Device that uses the Phenomena of Light Aberration to Demonstrate that the Speed of Light is Not Necessarily Relative to the Observer
    ...to Demonstrate that the Speed of Light is Not Necessarily Relative to the Observer ...n be indicative of a preferred frame for the speed of light other than the observer [Ether], or else the speed of light is relative to the source, both of whic
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  • Reference-Frame Independent Dynamics, Or How to Get Off Einstein's Train
    ...r might see a buildup of material, while another sees an altered flow; one observer might see a changing field, another an acceleration. But the total change,
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  • Events and Observers: A Practical Pathfinder Through Physics
    | keywords = [[Observer]]
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  • Lunar Laser Ranging Test of the Invariance of c
    ...rentz invariance; the speed of light seems to depend on the motion of the observer after all, as in classical wave theory, which implies that a preferred ref
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  • The Special Theory of Relativity is a House of Cards Built on a Parlor Trick and Sustained by Circular Reasoning
    ...motion for objects whose motion has not changed. And it reveals that each observer in a different inertial reference frame has his own definition of motion wh
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  • Weightlessness of photons: A quantum effect
    ...ightlessness of the photons in the gravitational field relative to a local observer is inconsistent with Einstein's equivalence principle. This together with t
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  • Falsification of Relativity of Simultaneity using Halsbury-Transfer to link Four Streams of Einstein-Synchronous Clocks into a Square Loop
    ...cks which has the appearance of a snake chasing its tail. The stationary observer then makes the startling dis-covery that the clock reading of the?head? clo
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  • On the Nature of Inertia
    .... Next, we use special relativity to derive the inertial resistance of an observer accelerating under the influence of a constant external force in flat, Mink
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  • Why No Theory Based On Einstein's Principle Of Equivalence Can Tell What Gravitation Is
    ...etween a gravitational field and an accelerated platform. We argue that an observer can, if he so wishes, discern between gravitation and inertia and has any r
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  • The GPS and the Constant Velocity of Light
    ...elocity of light is really (c-v) with respect to the observer, even if the observer's tools always measure a velocity represented by the number c. We explain h
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  • Dynamic Space Converts Relativity Into Absolute Time and Distance
    ...ealization of the observer's state in the system - instead of defining the observer's state as the origin at rest Copernicus identified the Sun as the origin o The Dynamic Universe approach takes a further step in reorienting the observer. The observable three-dimensional space as whole is considered as a closed
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  • Thomas J Rider
    * 2007 - "[[Observer-Dependent Reference Frames]]"
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  • A Sketch for a Quantum Theory of Gravity: Rest Mass Induced by Graviton Motion
    ...le to express a unique ''observer'' point of view. The perspective of this observer is essentially how he, if ''fixed'' on a trapped electron, would see his an
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  • Light Velocity Obeys Galilean Principle of Relativity
    ...exists between light source and observer, the relative light velocity that observer measures is ''c = c<sub>0</sub> + v'', and such conclusion indicates: light
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  • The Theory of Relative Local Time vs. Special Relativity Theory
    ...erent velocities depends on, which one of two is formally considered as an observer. It is proposed to consider LTT as an alternative to SRT.
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  • Electric and Magnetic Fields: Do They Need Lorentz Covariance?
    ...etic fields on a four-dimensional spacetime, as tensorial concomitants of observer. Minkowski de ned Lorentzgroup-covariance of concomitant tensor eld as gro
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  • Silvertooth's Standing-Wave Measurement of Absolute Velocity of Solar System a,b,c
    ...o a monitoring signal not sensitive to <b>v</b>, gives the velocity of the observer relative to the ether as v = []c/2??. The velocity of the solar system rela
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  • Light Wave Discontinuities and their Solution
    ...n paper, light waves from a super-luminal light emitter would arrive at an observer at constant&nbsp;<em>c</em> but in reverse order with seemingly increased w
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  • Categorical Relativity Versus Relativity with Lorentz Isometry Group
    ...that the isometric Lorentz transformation needs at least threebody system. Observer-dependence and the Lorentz-covariance are different concepts. ...inverse relative-velocity-morphism '''v'''<sup>&#8722;1</sup> is interior-observer-dependent, and not absolute as in the isometric exterior formulation where
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  • Dynamic Space Converts Relativity Into Absolute Time And Distance
    ...ealization of the observer's state in the system - instead of defining the observer's state as the origin at rest Copernicus identified the Sun as the origin o The Dynamic Universe approach takes a further step in reorienting the observer. The observable three-dimensional space as whole is considered as a closed
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  • Correlations Leading to Space-time Structure in an Ether
    ...tric algebra correspond with generalised correlation matrices that link an observer's view of even and odd properties of incoming signals in the ether system.
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  • C The Speed of Light, A Tale of Scientific Blunder
    ...was interpreted as showing that the speed of light was independent of its observer or its source-it was a universal constant. This thesis is a meticulous exam
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  • The Equivalence of Kinetic and Magnetic Energy
    An electron is a mass with a charge that can move relative to an observer, and when doing, so represents both kinetic energy and magnetic energy. Th
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  • The Concept of Simultaneity
    ...pted among physicists of this century that simultaneity is relative to the observer, only. There are two concepts used of the word, however, both used in expli
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  • Real time gravity
    Defining gravity as mass different from zero and distance between object and observer greater than zero will produce observed force as a sign of the exitence of
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  • Time, Motion, Relativity
    ...ls of time has been common among physicists since Albert Einstein made the observer a factor in a measurement of a process rate; i.e., the velocity of light.
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  • A Distant View of Physics
    ...law, relying on "predictive powers" of light and tying its velocity to the observer, formulating the "uncertainty principle" or taking for granted that the uni
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  • The Smith Coil
    In <em>Psychic Observer</em>, V35, N5, pp. 410-416 (1979). The [/php2/index.php?tab0=Scientists&amp
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  • Relativity Is Self-Defeated(3 of 3) —Lorentz Factor, Aberration, and Ether
    ...enomenon, an illusion, potentially appears in all observations in which an observer has movement in relation to the light source that he examines. ...s eye is traveling at speed c or&nbsp;&radic; c^2 +v^2&nbsp;&nbsp;. If the observer has doubt, he can just simply asks himself what if this light is the only l
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  • Dynamical 3-Space: A Review
    ...erver dependent perspective effect of that spacetime - space itself had no observer independent existence - it had no ontological status, and it certainly had
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  • Simple Assumption Errors Invalidated Relativity
    ...however its speed really is seen to be different when measured by a moving observer. The error in presuming variation in physical lengths resulted in incorrect ...ty, observer P sees himself and length L as stationary and the x’-axis and observer Q moving to the left at v.
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  • Poincar?-Lorentz vs. Einstein-Minkowski re Time
    ...instein-Minkowski approach because it includes an aether, and so admits an observer velocity relative to that aether. With that additional parameter, Poincar?-
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  • Peter Hayes
    ...[[Popper's Response to Dingle on Special Relativity and the Problem of the Observer]]"
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  • Einstein Plus Two
    ...sses the idea of motion with respect to the local field rather than to the observer of special relativity theory.
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  • The End Results of General Theory of Relativity, Via Just Energy Conservation And Quantum Mechanics
    ...c<sub>0</sub> remain the same for both the local observer and the distant observer, just the same way as that framed by the special theory of relativity.
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  • A Classical Theory of Everything: Parts 1 & 2
    ...me. An observer who is static in the medium sees these changes, whereas an observer moving with the mirror will find that the incident and reflected frequencie
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  • Doppler Shift Reveals Light Speed Variation BPES
    Light speed variation relative to a moving observer occurring according to classical velocity composition is demonstrated using
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  • Large-Charge Electrodynamics and SRT
    ...ywords = [[Large charge electrodynamics]], [[stationary system]], [[moving observer]]
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  • Quantum Paradoxes
    ...ing only that observed speed of light is c as measured with respect to the observer. When this is done, all of the apparent paradoxes disappear, and the result
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  • Newton vs. Einstein
    ...ually cancel out. Moreover, any movement is absolute and independent of an observer, and the GRT gives here erroneous results.
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  • Rational vs. Conscious Experience in Time and Space Matters
    ...separated ways. Conscious experience instead reconnects the scientist (the observer) and the universe as a whole.&nbsp; It reaches beyond the duality subject-o
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  • Discussion: the Dual Gravitation Field versus the Relativity Theory
    ...of masses in steady systems; the Relativity Theory describes how a steady observer sees light coming from a moving object assuming that only the (Relativistic
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  • Proposal for a Simpler Description of SRT
    ...s reality is now described with a dimension different from the time of the observer. Consequently, the Euclidean model of reality is obtained, the description
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  • The Speed of Light: Constant and Non-Constant
    ...speed of the moving medium (summed vectorially), at least to an ?outside? observer (i.e., one not moving with the moving medium). Light has no ?material? med
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  • Logical Constructions in Special Relativity
    ...pace and time in a definite reference system vary, if measured by a moving observer, in such a way that the light speed appears constant. This idea contains s
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  • Time Also Speed Up, Dr. Einstein?
    The author shows that the speed of light, relative to any observer, is not constant in [10] and also, by contradiction, in this paper. This l
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  • Consistency Test of an Alternative Kinematics
    ...y between the aging rates of an accelerated 'light clock' and its comoving observer. The problem is nontrivial because the altered kinematics requires employme
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  • A Reappraisal of the Einstein Model
    ...al velocity which varies (like v) with and is invariant (like c) to source-observer motion at the same time. And a real event, viewed by say, 100 differently m
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  • Conducting a Crucial Experiment of the Constancy of the Speed of Light Using GPS: Comments on Ashby's ?Relativity and the Global Positioning System?
    ...n-rotating frame remains at c relative to the frame?but not relative to an observer or receiver moving in that frame. When a GPS receiver changes its translati
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  • Light Signals in Galilean Relativity
    ...The Doppler factor is used to determine the time of light reception by the observer moving relative to the source. The requirement that velocity addition be ve
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  • Relativity and GPS - I
    ...ic clocks whose rates depend both upon satellite velocity and altitude. An observer bound to the earth, in an airplane or in a satellite may determine his prec
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  • Gravitation and Forces Induced by Zero-Point Phenomena
    ...freely falling reference frames. On this basis, an effective weight of an observer stationed near the surface of the Earth is derived for the case when zero-p
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  • Human Consciousness, Human form and the Void: Observed Alternating States of Being in 1990
    ...ngness, being perceived by a sensory detached remnant of consciousness, an Observer, which seemed inseparable from this void."
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  • Beyond Relativity: Ethereal Space
    ...jective and much simpler model of motion in this Cosmos, so we can replace observer-based Relativity with an objective and simpler theory of what is exists and
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  • Relativity?s Space Contraction: Shortcuts through Hyperspace
    ...th is Lorentz contracted from the perspective of both the astronaut and an observer at rest on that distant planet. It is also shown that what these two observ
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  • Motion's Observation Through Light's Signals (I)
    ...is identified by the optical length of a light trip from the object to the observer; this distance functions as the geometric distance in the frame in which th
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  • Classical Quantum Theory
    ...pon the velocity of the observer. Neglecting the absolute velocity of the observer leads to imprecision in the US Global Positioning Satellite System, in the
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  • A Dialogue on Position
    ...senberg's microscope experiment is totally inadequate as a model since the observer does not actually participate in the measurement process, and a procedure f
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  • Cochetkov's Speeding Bola: Yet Another Entanglement for Special Relativity
    ...a 'bola' with identical masses rotating freely in space, a Lorentz-boosted observer sees a time-varying momentum and kinetic energy, in violation of special-re
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  • From Local to Global Relativity
    ...t for the observer. Like in Newtonian physics, no local frame, or inertial observer, is in a special position in space. Friedman-Lema?tre-Robertson-Walker (FLR
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  • Hans Goodman
    * 2009 - "[[Relativity and the Third Observer]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4693.pdf Read
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  • Michelson-Morley Experiment and The Second Postulate of STR
    ...implicitly requires, especially from the point of view of the stationary observer, propagation of light to occur in an ubiquitous absolute medium external t
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  • C, Charged Particles, Electrodynamics, Radiation and All That
    ...shift" of the spectrum of stars that are moving away from the earth-bound observer.
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  • Eight Evidences that Science has Quietly By-passed Special Relativity (SRT) in Thomas Kuhn's Predicted Fashion
    ...to any supposed aether.&nbsp; But those light speeds relative to a moving observer do change contrary to SRT concepts. ...tancy of elapsed time of light travel over any fixed length, regardless of observer?s speed,&nbsp; we can then recognize why Michelson-Morley (MMX) experiments
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  • Relativity Defines the Locally Available Share of Total Energy
    ...f reference to the local energy system instead of fixing it to an inertial observer as allowed by Newton's laws of motion and the Galilean relativity, the fore
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  • A Unified Theory of Physics from a Newly Discovered Radiation Entropy Law
    ...elativistic transformation that accurate and logical allow addition of the observer's and the light's velocities without limitation of any asymptotic equation.
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  • On the Continuing Relevance of Lorentz Ether Theory in the Age of Relativity
    ...ptical experiments attempting to detect the relative inertial motion of an observer with respect to a preferred reference frame for light remain consistent wit
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  • A Critique of the Einstein Model
    ...no velocity can vary (like v) with, and be invariant (like c) to, a source-observer motion at the same time. The actual length of an object, viewed by say, 100
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  • A Heat-Death for Relativity
    ...ion of heat. Thus, in the case of a System in a uniform inertial motion an observer would notice an emission of heat from a stressed body at rest in the System
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  • Simple but Critical Flaws in 20th Century "Modern Physics" and some Benefits of their Correction
    ...light over a single fixed length is shown to be constant regardless of the observer?s relative speed.&nbsp; So, special relativity?s time dilation concepts can
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  • The General Equation of Motion Via The Special Theory Of Relativity And Quantum Mechanics
    ...e above differential equation can be transformed in regards to the distant observer. The mathematical manipulation in question, together with the related solut
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  • Laser Fiber-Ring Interferometric Gyroscopes and Einstein's Second Postulate
    ...n's postulate that the velocity of light is <em>c</em> with respect to any observer is modified.
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  • Electrodynamics and Gravitation Based on Trends Preceding Maxwell and Einstein
    ...er, the interaction force of moving electric charges is independent of the observer?s reference system movement, without the relativistic treatment of space an
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  • The Many Relative Spaces of Galileo and Poincare
    ...two different rival concepts of reference system: the Minkowski space-time observer-monad as time-like vector field, versus the Einstein space-time coordinate
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  • Problems with the Special Theory of Relativity
    ...ssity and uniqueness. (4) The LT contradicts its premises, holding for no observer. (5) The Lorentz contraction is shown untenable in practice. (6) The pred
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  • The Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness as Revealed in Special Relativity
    ...econd postulate of SR claims that light velocity is fixed by the CS of the observer. Related arguments can firmly prove that space cannot curve and times canno
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  • Tired Light and Type Ia Supernovae Observations
    ...ed a computer simulation study of light propagation from a supernova to an observer based on the tired light assumptions. The results of the simulation for ?at
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  • Is the Lorentz Transformation a Physically Correct Solution of the Spacetime Interval Equation?
    ...conserves the value of the space-time interval in the transition from one observer?s system to another. The Lorentz Transformation (LT) is a generally known s
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  • Relative Velocity: A Dichotomy
    | keywords = [[reference frame]], [[observer]], [[tetrad versus monad]], [[groupoid category]], [[relativity groupoid as
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  • Realistic Foundations of Physics & Cosmology: The Beginning of Realistic Science
    ...rom nothing in the expanding universe, contraction of actual length due to observer motion, massless photon &amp;c. Predictions on neutron?s electric dipole mo
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  • Evidence for Newtonian Absolute Space and Time
    ...ed velocity '''c = c - v, '''where '''v''' is the absolute velocity of the observer, as confirmed by many experiments. The Voigt-Doppler effect yields the null
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  • From Relativistic Paradoxes to Absolute Space and Time Physics
    ...em> in all '''IF'''s, and (k) electrodynamic phenomena are relative to the observer (nonexistence of a preferred or substratum frame S<sup>o</sup>).
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  • Unified Theory Replaces Relativity Theories
    ...no velocity can vary (like v) with, and be invariant (like c) to, a source-observer motion at the same time. The actual length of an object, viewed by say, 100
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  • The Rod and Hole Paradox Re-examined
    ...e size. A bystander expects the rod to fall into the hole, but a co-moving observer expects it to pass unhindered over the hole. According to the accepted solu
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  • A Possible Tired-Light Mechanism
    ...through an interaction with the medium located between the source and the observer. Rather than enter into a detailed historical review of these attempts, we
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  • Michael Heleus
    ...TI/Docs/HotsonPart2.pdf Quantum Basis of Astrosonics and Astrology without Observer] ...dpedtech.com/HotsonRev.pdf Quantum Basis of Astrosonics and Astrology with Observer]
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  • Lawrence M Stephenson
    ...the observed steady-state velocity of light was equal to c relative to the observer's material inertial frame. I elaborated on this theme in my 1993 book and m
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  • Unified Theory Abstracts
    ...Uncertainty Principle, relativity's contraction of objective length due to observer motion, massless photon &amp; neutrino. No Fermion is neutral.
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  • The Reciprocity of Einstein's Special Relativity Theory
    ...SRT reciprocity features are indeed contradictory, which proves Einstein's observer-referenced constant speed of light cannot exist. The Lorentz transformation
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  • Einstein's Light Postulate: a Matter of Convention?
    ...rest at the instant of the emission), we arrive at the conclusion that an Observer distorts the position and timing of a moving body in such a way that Einste
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  • Absolute Simultaneity With and Without Light Signals
    ...n, </em>not by their locations in space (either absolute or relative to an observer or coordinate origin).&nbsp; It is then shown that the same result, absolut
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  • Reality and Structural Relativity
    ...urements of a natural event, such as they represent themselves to a moving observer, but without any special meaning. Only a non-Einsteinian structural theory
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  • The Ether as a Preferred Reference Frame
    ...g a medium for light, but no such arbitrary preferences are allowed in the observer-based special theory of relativity.
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  • The Radiation Continuum Model of Light and the Galilean Invariance of Maxwell's Equations
    ...d experimentally as the relative velocity at which a photon must strike an observer in order to be absorbed.&nbsp; By modifying the second postulate to state:&
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  • Theory of Interaction: The Simplest Explanation of Everything
    ...ientists of all persuasions. It is shown that complexity originates in the observer's mind from the discovered amazingly simple structure of reality. The book
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  • Lightning strokes that are measured as simultaneous from the railway embankment, are also measured as simultaneous from the moving train
    ...losophical line. In other words, we introduce to the theater of events the observer who measures them in both space and time and request that the propositions
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  • Relativising Relativity
    ...stributed in relation to one another in the reference field of... specific observer[s]..."
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  • Ken Moore
    ...e) between two platforms moving at relativistic speeds with respects to an Observer (CPE Analyst) who is "stationary" with respects to the stars in our Local G
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  • The Science of Actuality
    ...is different to the two observers. However, the reality is that the boxcar observer is in error because his measurement was not complete. Just because he think
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  • Lorentz's Galilean-Invariant Form of Maxwell's Equations in Free Space
    ...tric charge, Lorentz's version of Maxwell's equations in free space for an observer moving uniformly through the ether is obtained. These modified Maxwell's eq
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  • Does the Local Gravitational Field Govern the Speed of Light?
    ..."makes a specific prediction that the velocity of light with respect to an observer moving at velocity u through the field is c * u, i.e., the light velocity c
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  • Challenging Special Relativity: A New Train Paradox
    ...paper now consider a train passing by a shining lantern at rest and let an observer in the train wish to measure the velocity of light before and after he trai
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  • Local Realism and the Crucial experiment
    ...hat physical reality can be defined "as it is" without any reference to an observer), and so on. They differ, however, in their reaction to this situation. Sho
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  • Astronomical Counterevidence to Relativity
    ...s occur, the principle that the velocity of light is c relatively to every observer is false, and the Lorentz transform equations cannot be validly applied to
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  • Time Machine in Space with Dipole Anisotropy
    ...ncludes in equivalence of a space with dipole anisotropy and a space of an observer moving with constant velocity in an isotropic physical space (PS). Applicat
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  • On the Current Situation Concerning the Black Hole Problem
    ...condition in terms of physical observable quantities accessible to a real observer whose location is in the real Schwazschild space itself, not with the quan
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  • Mathematical Inconsistency in Relativity's Original Paper of 1905
    ...time reading should have dilated to match the time reading from the other observer. Of course, to someone who has followed relativity well with an unshakable
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  • Can Photon-Particle Interactions be Explained with Varying Light Speed?
    ...ght, traveling at ‘c,’ is stretched as the distance between the source and observer increases due to this space (or space-time) expansion. Counter arguments to
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  • On What Electromagnetic Systems Can Feel
    ...which the source traverses a sinusoid in a plane as viewed by a stationary observer. This motion is a superposition of two basic parts: a high-speed linear tra
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  • Experimental Verifications of Isoredshift with Possible Absence of Universe Expansion, Big Bang, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy
    ...the red without any relative motion between the source, the medium and the observer, the shift originating from expected loss of energy to the medium due to in
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  • Corrections to 'Energy Theory of Matter & Cosmology' and 'Foundation of Theory of Everything: Non-living & Living Things'
    ...sics; time is emergent & relative, depending upon the motion of the object/observer with respect to the absolute reference frame of ether at rest, matter is em
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  • Electric and Magnetic Fields According to Hermann Minkowski
    ...]], [[groupoid category]], [[relativity groupoid]], [[reference frame]], [[observer]], [[tetrad versus monad]], [[electric and magnetic fields]]
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  • The Detection of Absolute Motion: From 1887-2005
    ...in 1887. These experiments imply that the 1905 Einstein pos-tulate for the observer-invariance of the speed of light is invalid, and that the spacetime ontolog
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  • Unified Theory: Alternative to Mainstream Physics, Cosmology & More
    ...harmon medium are constant and not affected by the motion of the source or observer. This also explains the Sagnac effect.<br />
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  • 39 Questionable Assumptions in Modern Physics
    ...-based Mach's Principle differs from both space-based universal frames and observer-based Einsteinian relativity. Toroidal particles, in addition to explaining
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  • Fresnel Drag vs. Einstein Velocity a Case for Further Investigation
    ...ude of the difference will be a function of velocity of the experiment and observer (both the same) relative to a presently unknown preferred reference frame (
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  • The Founding of the Theory of the Harmonicity of the Field of Light-Certain Consequences
    ...hysical events. We require that description to be performed by a localized Observer who first measures and then formulates an opinion about the events, and not
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  • On the Orbital Velocities Nearby Rotary Stars and Black Holes
    ...ity" is defined in relation to a major gravitational field instead of the "observer system" as with GRT. I found so the detailed explanation for the double-lob
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  • About the Dual Parametrization of c
    ...he velocity of the light source (c<sub>1</sub>) nor on the velocity of the observer (c<sub>2</sub>), but in special relativity this dual constancy of light (c<
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  • Poincar?'s Ether: B. What characterizes Poincar?'s ether?
    ...s with respect to absolute space, or speak of a reality independent of the observer. Poincar? could not accept this. He therefore postulated the ether as a mat
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  • GPS and the Illusion of Constant Light Speed
    ...ight speed is an illusion: light speed is really c - v with respect to the observer, even if his tools always measure. The key to the explanation is the questi
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  • The Lorentz Boost-Link is Not Unique: Relative Velocity as a Morphism in a Connected Groupoid Category of Null Objects
    ...d we show that the Lorentz boost needs a choice of the preferred time-like observer, an {ae}ther. Non-uniqueness of the isometric relative velocity, apparently
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  • Unified Theory: A Complete Paradigm Shift in Physics & Cosmology
    ...ains bending of light due to gravity, constancy &amp; invariance to source-observer motion of light velocity c, variability of c invalidating Relativity, also
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  • A Critical Analysis of Einstein's Non-Conform Analogy Between Rotation And Gravitatiton. Part I: Theory And Experiment. Part II: Harmony Between Non-Locality And The STR In Both Micro And Macro Worlds.
    ...in return, leads to a time dilation. 2) The clock according to an outside observer, further dilates by the usual Lorentz coefficient. The first effect is thou
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  • SRT: About That Light in the Beginning
    ...s a product parameter (epsilon)0(mu)0 that was apparently the same for any observer, and should be interpretable as the inverse square of a wave speed c. Einst
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  • The Achilles Heel of Kinematic Theories
    ...relativity? and Copenhagen quantum theory discloses the weakness of these observer-centered theories. Important concepts (e.g. an upper speed limit, action, w
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  • Unified Theory (Lulu.com) Preview
    ...ity's contraction of objective length or dilation of objective time due to observer motion, massless photon &amp; neutrino and sizeless basic particles. It rej
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  • New Direct Test Proposed for Einstein's Velocity Addition Formula
    ...ude of the difference will be a function of velocity of the experiment and observer (both the same) relative to a presently unknown preferred reference frame (
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  • Wilbert B Smith
    ...racts&amp;tab1=Display&amp;id=3968&amp;tab=2 The Smith Coil]," <em>Psychic Observer</em>, V35, N5, pp. 410-416 (1979).
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  • Time and the Speed of Light: A New Interpretation (Monograph No. 1)
    ...aboard a moving abject does not differ from time recorded by a stationary observer, and that the dimensions of moving and stationary objects are the same.&nbs
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  • The Restoration of Space and Time from a Galilean Approach to Relativity's Second Postulate
    ...the source (and thus independent of the relative motion between source and observer) constitutes an ''assumption''. The Lorentz transformations are required in
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  • Light Isotropy - Theory and Experiment
    ...ein?s theory of relativity assumes that it always travels isotropic to the observer. The ballistic theory assumes that it travels isotropic to some source of t
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  • Big Bang Cosmology Meets an Astronomical Death
    ...understanding of how light interacts with such a medium on its way to the observer. Two different theoretical approaches, semi classical electrodynamics and q
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  • Alternative Interpretation of Special Relativity Formulae
    ...g local times. When the distance remains unchanged, i.e. the object or the observer do not move, the difference between the indication of local time and the in
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  • Possible Doppler Results from Stellar Emitters Traveling at Super-Luminal Speeds
    ...lting Doppler effects are described for various values and orientations of observer and source speeds.&nbsp; Two intriguing features are&nbsp; a)&nbsp; the rev
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  • Fresnel vs. Einstein - a New Direct Test
    ...used to predict the phase velocity of that light relative to a stationary observer then the Einstein low speed approximation to his velocity addition equation
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  • Fiction Stranger Than Truth: In the Metaphysical Labyrinth of Relativity
    ...ncept of length contraction is based on the Mendelssohnian concept that an observer should not take into account the time that it takes for a beam of light to
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  • Principles of a Frame Indifferent Classical Electromagnetic Field Theory
    ...ly as images of Maxwell equations of stationary media under Euclidean (aka observer) transformations. The commutative properties derived between spatial diffe
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  • Condenser Discharge Radiant Energy Generator
    ...the charge and discharge of the condenser taking place so rapidly that the observer can detect no change in the solid spark which appears continuously to fill
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  • John R Warfield
    ...to Demonstrate that the Speed of Light is Not Necessarily Relative to the Observer]]"
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  • Mass and energy in the light of aether theory
    ...nction of their absolute speed, and the kinetic energy is shown not to be observer dependent. The compatibility of&nbsp;special relativity with mass-energy c
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  • Dance of the Woolly Masters
    ...more subtle and complex assessment of the true relations existing between observer and observed.
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  • Alternative to Relativity including Quantum Gravitation
    ...ce and without time dilation. The speed v was absolute: not relative to an observer. Einstein's ?curved space-time' was replaced by a background medium whose m
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  • The Ether Model & The Hand of God
    * Math is independent of the observer.
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  • How Radiation Wavelengths Can Vary by 16 Orders of Magnitude While Speeds of those Emissions Remain Constant
    ...ervasive aether. Concepts by Galileo, Ritz and Doppler still apply for an observer moving relative to the emission?s source. The enormous energies of the min
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  • On Synchronized Clocks at the Ends of a Moving Rod
    ...ble position of a moving material object in the perceptible space of an observer whose position is at a finite distance from the object differs from the
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  • Principle of relativity
    ...unterintuitive to assert that laws of nature ''not'' being relative to the observer is an instance of relativity. --> ...a [[symmetry]] in natural law: that is, the laws must look the same to one observer as they do to another. According to a theoretical result called [[Noether's
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  • Notfinity Process: Microcosms-in-Motion
    ...ical expansion; inflation; Schrödinger's cat; and that the cosmos needs an observer to exist. Coyne discusses the illusion of the observer, the concept of self-awareness, Antonio Damasio's model, and negative impli
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  • A Compendium of Electrogravitational Work for the Years 2009-2010
    ...th rest mass as nonmoving in the non-local sense even though a local space observer may see relative motion between particles with rest mass. This requires mor
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  • Ten Assumptions of Science and the Demise of Cosmogony
    ...assumptions are: # MATERIALISM: The external world exists after the observer does not.
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  • Fourteen Arguments Against Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity
    ...cts can have different real lengths or ages, depending on the speed of the observer, thus violating the objective identity ofsuch objects. Further crucial obj
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  • Gravitational Light Bending History is Severely Impact-Parameter Dependent
    ...light sources are by good chance co-linearly aligned with the earth based observer. With this condition well at hand and by assuming the validity of the light
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  • Cosmological Redshift is Caused by Gravitation, Not Doppler Motion
    ...ceiving mass because the beam velocity is gravitationally accelerated. The observer sees a higher frequency. Upon initial inspection this 1 body event confuses
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  • Some Cosmological Models
    ...increase with the distance at which an object is observed by a fundamental observer. The model suggested is a new "steady state" model which is even simpler th
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  • The Possible Nature of Light Emissions
    ...tions still in use today in which wavelengths shift with velocities of the observer and the velocity of each tiny light emitter. If true, definitions of Dopple
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  • Martin Fleischmann
    ...n cold fusion using palladium in the 1980s and '90s. He was also the first observer of what was later called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_Enhanced_Ram
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  • Notfinity Process: Matter-in-Motion
    ...logical expansion; inflation; Schrödinger's cat; and the cosmos needing an observer to exist. Coyne discusses the illusion of the observer, the concept of self-awareness, Antonio Damasio's model, and the negative i
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  • A Live Wire : Machismo of a Distant Surface
    ...experience bound senses for understanding, hidden motions, common to both observer and observed, are hypothesized to render from a sense of familiarity, a con
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  • Cosmic Expansion vs. Galactic Density
    ...emaining 21.5, on average, being too distant for light to have reached the observer (or, in the case of the expanding universe), beyond the universe itself. Ea ...st), corresponding to three 'views' of an expanding universe as seen by an observer looking farther into the distance (and earlier back in time).
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  • De Sitter Cosmology Reinterpreted
    ...cal light waves independent of the motion of the frame of reference of the observer are obtained by assigning to the Aether fluid three effects: (I) dilation o
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  • Unified Theory and Relativity Imbroglio
    ...ined by Unified Theory. The light velocity c becomes c &#61617; v for the observer moving at a velocity &#61617;v relative to the sharmon medium, ruling out
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  • Improved Relativity Theory and Doppler Theory of Gravity
    # The observer galactic rotational curve problem of current theories.
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  • Michael H Brill
    * 1989 - "[[Transformations Between Observer Reference Frames in General Relativity]]"
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  • Back to the Basis ? Observations Support Spherically Closed Dynamic Space
    ...rs as a property of the local energy system rather than as the state of an observer. Based on the zero-energy balance of whole space and the conservation of en
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  • Experimental & Theoretical Evidences of Fallacy of Space-time Concept and Actual State of Existence of the Physical Universe
    ...ity of light irrespective of relative uniform motion of the source and the observer introduced by Albert Einstein in the article ?On the Electrodynamics of Mov
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  • Time Dilation
    The earthbound observer sees muons created in the upper atmosphere as byproducts of high energy cos ...event of reaching the earth. The asymmetry is established NOT by the earth observer determining the time between the two events of muon creation and the muon r
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  • Singularit?tenverfahren zur Ermittlung der Kr?ffte und Momente auf K?rper in Potentialstr?mungen
    ...local flowing medium, to give the lower static pressure as measured by an observer in the flow.
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  • Curtis E Renshaw
    * 2012 - "[[The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, Mercury's Perihelion, Photon Deflection and Time Delay of a Solar Grazing * 1997 - "[[The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, the Perihelion Shift of Mercury, and Photon Deflection]]"
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  • David G Taylor
    ...elativistic Perspective (determining the Relativistic relationships for an observer on a distorted object) the memory impairment was found to be something of a
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  • Physics Essays for Advanced Pupils
    ...a corresponding deflationary effect, slowing down the expansion. ? For an observer on the surface of the light sphere, the PRESENT corresponds to time = 0, wh
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  • The Mole Hill Effect
    ...atical benevolence', may be deceptive and may make us jump at conclusions. Observer-centered views and unscientific questions are dead-end roads which blocked
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  • A Test of Relativistic Simultaneity
    ..., and one observer concludes the events occurred simultaneously, the other observer will conclude that the two events were not simultaneous; thus the relativit ...a component traveling at <math display="inline">c</math> measured by that observer. This peculiar nature of light led to the development of special relativity
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  • William James Blackmon
    ...d of light '''c''' is independent of the relative motion of the source and observer.</span>
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  • Preferred frame
    ...tivity of motion, there is no means to measure the velocity of an inertial observer with regard to a possible medium of propagation of quantum waves.
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  • Nonstandard Analysis Applied to Special and General Relativity: The Theory of Infinitesimal Light-Clocks
    # A privileged Observer
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  • Gravitational redshift
    ...ength of the [[electromagnetic radiation]] ([[photon]]) as measured by the observer. ...on of frequency <math>\nu_2</math> emitted at distance <math>R_2</math> to observer distance <math>R_1</math> (measured as distances from the gravitational cen
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  • Ricardo L Carezani
    ...nd when this erroroneous concept was eliminated, a new theory based on one observer observing a "phenomenon" appeared in its own coordinate system. His study o
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  • Twin paradox
    ...er the relativists’ rebuttal, past and/or future acceleration precludes an observer from using special relativity, then that really precludes special relativit ...y of emitted light does NOT change at the source when it is received by an observer in relative motion! [As an aside, note that the Doppler Shift for light can
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  • Time Dilation - The Book
    ...3-the absolute constancy of light speed, regardless of source velocity or observer velocity. The first two chapters set the dialectical stage, quote some diss
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  • Light: Replacing Three Centuries of Misconceptions (FBP Copernican Series, V. 6)
    ...blished the similarity of light to electricity, any intelligent scientific observer would then have been able to understand why light not only diminishes inver
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  • Why I Am Not a Relativist
    ...tly the proportion specified by the Lorentz equations (and by SR, when the observer happens to be in the ether rest frame). But time is absolute and space is E
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  • Galilean invariance
    ...p]] travelling at constant velocity, without rocking, on a smooth sea; any observer doing experiments below the deck would not be able to tell whether the ship
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  • Galilean Inertia Model
    ...f seen by any different observers in relative motion (simultaneity for one observer means simultaneity for all the others).<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbs
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  • Andrija Radovic
    * 2003 - "[[Frequency Shift that is Caused By Observer Movement]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_813.
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  • Inertial frame of reference
    ...ecause the [[Earth]] is rotating, which means the frame of reference of an observer on Earth is not inertial. The physics must account for the [[Coriolis effec ...celeration]] of the particle (also a vector) which would be measured by an observer at rest in the frame. The force '''F''' is the [[vector sum]] of all "real"
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  • Bryan G Wallace
    ...he hoped I can inform them after my trip to Leningrad. If I or some soviet observer has new significant results on our problem he would be happy to consider th
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  • Pilot wave
    ...e theory has realism (meaning that its concepts exist independently of the observer); The observer not only doesn't know the precise value of these variables, but more import
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  • Lorentz transformation
    ...l office, where a report is collected. When one speaks of a ''particular'' observer, one refers to someone having, at least in principle, a copy of this report ...umb|right|300px|The spacetime coordinates of an event, as measured by each observer in their inertial reference frame (in standard configuration) are shown in
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  • The Trouble with Modern Physics and the Solution Based on Logic and Metatheory
    ...ive Truth''' - Observations of the universe can be made independent of the observer. ...t reality is in the "observation process" and so is not independent of the observer, and thus there is no Objective Truth.
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  • Halton Arp
    * J. Kanipe, D. Webb ''The Arp Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies, A Chronicle and Observer's Guide'', Willmann-Bell Inc. (2006) {{ISBN|978-0-943396-76-7}}
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  • Non-inertial reference frame
    ...&as_epq=The+effect+of+his+being+in+the+noninertial+frame+is+to+require+the+observer+to&as_oq=&as_eq=&as_brr=0&lr=&as_vt=&as_auth=&as_pub=&as_sub=&as_drrb=c&as_ ...d matter "[[light-dragging effects|drags light]]". Similarly, a background observer can argue that the forced acceleration of the mass causes an apparent gravi
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  • Joe Alexander Nahhas
    ...elativistic effects as the difference between time dependent measurements (observer) and time independent measurements of moving objects (traveler) and in prac
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  • Lorentz ether theory
    ...with respect to the aether can use the same electrodynamic equations as an observer in the stationary aether system, thus they are making the same observations ...ath> than the dimension perpendicularly to the line of motion. However, an observer co-moving with the earth would not notice this contraction, because all oth
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  • Burak Polat
    ...which obey Newtonian Mechanics in Euclidean 4D Space, while the motion in observer frame is described via Lorentz Transformations assuming that Newtonian Mech
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  • Centaurus A
    ...w.docdb.net/show_object.php?id=ngc_5128 NGC 5128] at '''DOCdb''' (Deep Sky Observer's Companion)
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  • Stefan Marinov
    ..."[[Contrary to Wilczynski, There is No Aberration for Co-moving Source and Observer]]"
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  • Hubble's law
    ! Observer ...he redshift) of an object is plotted with respect to its distance from the observer.<ref>
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  • Michelson–Morley experiment
    ...ns caused by passing horse traffic, distant thunderstorms and the like, an observer could easily "get lost" when the fringes returned to visibility. The advant === Observer resting in the aether ===
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  • History of special relativity
    ...no preferred state of motion can be attributed to any particular inertial observer. However, as to electromagnetic theory and electrodynamics, during the 19th ...aether) in his "fictitious" field makes the same observations as a resting observer in his "real" field. An important part of it was local time <math>\scriptst
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  • De Broglie–Bohm theory
    ...are distributed according to <math>|\psi|^2</math>. This is a statement of observer ignorance, but it can be proven<ref name="dgz92" /> that for a universe gov === Measurements, the quantum formalism, and observer independence ===
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  • Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies
    * J. Kanipe, D. Webb ''The Arp Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies, A Chronicle and Observer's Guide'', Willmann-Bell Inc. (2006) {{ISBN|978-0-943396-76-7}}
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  • Implicate and explicate order
    ...], and that there is a corresponding distinction between the [[observation|observer]] and observed in an [[experiment]] or any other situation (other than a di
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  • John Stewart Bell
    Bell remained interested in objective 'observer-free' quantum mechanics. He felt that at the most fundamental level, physic
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  • Vivian Pope
    * 2004 - "[[The Eye of the Beholder: The Role of the Observer in Modern Physics]]" ([http://www.gwales.com/bibliographic/?isbn=0950379050
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  • James Clerk Maxwell
    ..., with the distasteful result that the equations changed form for a moving observer. These difficulties inspired [[Albert Einstein]] to formulate the theory of
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  • Henri Poincaré
    {{quote|text=For a superficial observer, scientific truth is beyond the possibility of doubt; the logic of science
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