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#1 2010-07-01 20:57:50
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How a still man experience a moving man passed by light
To make it even simpler I simplify again:
1. We have a still ant and a moving ant & light moving in his direction.
However the by moving ants registered;
1. Speed of light, c.
2. Escaping velocity of light from still ant, c + v.
Are still in the relation c : c + v.
And speed isn't relativistic.
c(0)²t(0)² - v(0)²t(1)² = c(0)²t(1)²
c(0)²t(0)² = c(0)²t(1)² + v(0)²t(1)²
t(0)² = t(1)²(1 + (v/c)²)
t(0)²/√(1 + (v/c)²) = t(1)²
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#2 2010-07-04 17:16:07
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Re: How a still man experience a moving man passed by light
That is why time dilation is not the same x-wise as z & y wise.
So basically we have the timedilation in the movement direction 1/(1+v/c), the one over the y & z planes, which is calculated like this:
( vt( 0 )²( 1 + v/c ) )² + c²t( 1,y )² = c²t( 0 )²
So:
t( 0 )²( c² - v²(1 + (v/c) )² = c²t( 1,y )²
=
c²t² - t²v^4/c² - t²v² - 2t²v³/c
Thereby:
t² - t²( v/c )^4 - t²v²/c² - 2t²v³/c³ = t( 1,y )
= t²( 1 - (v + v²/c)² )
= t²( 1 - (v + v²/c)(v + v²/c))
= t²( 1 - (v(c + v)/c)²) = t( 1,y )²
Last edited by LQ (2010-07-05 00:09:07)
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#3 2010-07-05 00:58:41
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Re: How a still man experience a moving man passed by light
That's why if one travel near in certain speeds, the momentum will become zero and there will be a big humongous bang that could destroy anything. Because time would stand still. Length would become zero. For instance if one travels in 1.22474 m/s.
The mass's time would become zero and its mass would become eternaly massive and we all would die.
When (2( 1 - (v(c + v)/c)^2) + (1 + v/c)^2)^½ = 0 that would happen.
Last edited by LQ (2010-07-05 02:55:57)
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#4 2010-07-06 02:11:40
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Re: How a still man experience a moving man passed by light
The gravitomagnetical effect would be some. (if someone could help me calculate the perpendicular force to the gravity?)
Last edited by LQ (2010-07-06 05:44:53)
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