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Jos Boersema (josX): Relativity is an absolutist theory (15-Oct-2002) |
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Robert Kolker >> The transformations/math is used in the contradictions, you should have >> noticed. Secondly: the thing "mass" is a component of F=m*a, so is >> "acceleration" and "force", the math /means/ something. That meaning is >> what the contradictions try to show to the hardened relativists (and people >> with an open mind). > >Wake up lad! Newton's physics fail utterly to account for particle >motion in high energy accelerators. Like they completely mysteriously can't get over lightspeed, the speed limit of the universe ? Which proves btw that relativity is an absolutist theory, because it accepts a certain reference-frame as The Absolute, from which to define +c and -c speed limits. Kindof funny that relativity is all against weird aether, but has the weirdest of all, is all against absolutism, but has it as a major factor. -- jos |
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