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De Sitter Wrong: The Binary Stars Thought Experiment

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Scientific Paper
TitleDe Sitter Wrong: The Binary Stars Thought Experiment
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Author(s)Joe Alexander Nahhas
KeywordsDe Sitter Relativity, De Sitter binary stars thought experiment
Published1978
JournalNone
No. of pages6

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Abstract

De Sitter proposition/thought-experiment: * Is: L = n L (0) ≈ n {c?T/2 [v (p) + v (s)]} derived and explained in full text

Modern Astronomy Binary Stars data fit this equation in large numbers indicating that if De Sitter binary stars thought experiment is a valid thought experiment with valid math and physics then a very large number of binary stars systems are just single stars with double images contradicting his conclusions of the constant velcoity of light.