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we will call this clock (a) and will say it measures 1 light second per tick .
Quote from: Thebox on 23/03/2019 22:24:46we will call this clock (a) and will say it measures 1 light second per tick . A light second is a measure of distance rather than time.You really need to learn the basics.
A light second is the distance a photon travels in one second which is 299792458 m /s
it measures 1 light second per tick .
A light second is the distance a photon travels in one second which is 299792458 m /s ,
Quote from: Thebox on 23/03/2019 23:08:22 A light second is the distance a photon travels in one second which is 299792458 m /s NoThat's a speed, not a distance (you can tell- it's in metres per second).So once again you are wrong.A light second is a distance.It's not a time- so it isn't how fast a clock ticks so thisQuote from: Thebox on 23/03/2019 22:24:46 it measures 1 light second per tick . is wrong and it's not a speed so thisQuote from: Thebox on 23/03/2019 23:08:22 A light second is the distance a photon travels in one second which is 299792458 m /s ,is wrong too.You really need to learn some physics .Want to try again ?
Then on what you've just said , you have just shown the light clock thought experiment is invalid to begin with because Einstein also uses a light second in the light clock though experiment .
Want to answer how much time the photon experiences in the stationary clock and the moving clock ?
The math shows I am correct !
Photons don't experience anything.They travel at c and time stops for them.
Quote from: Thebox on 24/03/2019 21:30:08Want to answer how much time the photon experiences in the stationary clock and the moving clock ? Photons don't experience anything. They travel at c and time stops for them.
Time of course cant stop, because there is no such thing as time, unless u count it as being the present instant (of time), which is a universal instant (but still not a real time in the usual sense).
How preposterous , a photon ages the same as everything else and time does not stop just because a photon travels at c. If a body travelled at the near speed of c , it is said time would almost stop , but that is also preposterous .
I've provided the vector analysis Mr Chemist
Quote from: Thebox on 24/03/2019 22:03:44How preposterous , a photon ages the same as everything else and time does not stop just because a photon travels at c. If a body travelled at the near speed of c , it is said time would almost stop , but that is also preposterous .Much of modern physics is preposterous, but true.Quote from: Thebox on 24/03/2019 22:03:44I've provided the vector analysis Mr Chemist NoYou have provided some squiggles on a screen>We are still waiting for you to provide any evidence that your squiggles make sense.
Which time is dilated?
which clock has correct time?
Quote from: seeker3 on 28/03/2019 03:02:25Which time is dilated?Depends on your reference frame.Quote from: seeker3 on 28/03/2019 03:02:25which clock has correct time?All of the clocks are equally correct.
You have provided some squiggles on a screen>We are still waiting for you to provide any evidence that your squiggles make sense.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/03/2019 18:47:52You have provided some squiggles on a screen>We are still waiting for you to provide any evidence that your squiggles make sense.
I've provided my math analysis of this
Quote from: Thebox on 28/03/2019 20:38:22I've provided my math analysis of thisNo.You have provided squiggles again.
You don't seem to have done any maths.In any event, if you have, you seem to have made an error- because you get the wrong answer.