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By confusing time and distance.
Are you seriously expecting us to believe that this confuses you, or is this just a late April fool?
On the orbital path we know where October is roughly, by taking the shorter route I put myself in the October position on the predicted path, I would then have to wait in ''time'' for the Earth to catch me up , From Earth you would see me in the Earths future path of October from a July position, I am sure this means something important, and think it either proves time exists or does not exist? (just cant quite clarify my thinking which one it proves).
Quote from: Thebox on 27/06/2016 10:26:56On the orbital path we know where October is roughly, by taking the shorter route I put myself in the October position on the predicted path, I would then have to wait in ''time'' for the Earth to catch me up , From Earth you would see me in the Earths future path of October from a July position, I am sure this means something important, and think it either proves time exists or does not exist? (just cant quite clarify my thinking which one it proves).Yes, it means something important, it means you are early.Imagine you want to catch a train at 1800 tonight. You set off at 0900 this morning and it takes you 1hr to get to the station. You are early, I hope you brought lunch with you.In the case of being early for the arrival of the earth it's a little more serious, I hope you brought lots of oxygen with you!
You are early for the arrival of the earth, which I am on, and it still needs to travel in its circle to get to you.I am not seeing you in my future you are slightly in my past because the light has to travel from where you currently are to me. However, the meeting of you, me, and the earth is in all of our futures, but we can't see that, only imagine it and predict its time.PS - please don't insult me by suggesting I am reciting present information. No one has asked me this question before and I'm working it out as I go along. I can't help it if it doesn't align with your ideas, I'm just telling it as it is. OK?
On the orbital path we know where October is roughly,
Quote from: Thebox on 27/06/2016 10:26:56On the orbital path we know where October is roughly,No, you know where the earth will be in October. You are confusing time and distance.
No. October is a date, the same everywhere in the universe, defined by the Universal Time Coordinated (Zulu) clocks around the world. If you draw the earth's orbit, you know where the earth will be in October; if you draw a picture of England, you know where I will probably be in October; if you draw the orbit of Pluto, you know where it will be in October; if you draw the migration route of the swallows in my garden, you know where they will be in October. Not all the same place.Do not confuse time with place, or elapsed time with distance. Keep your dimensions orthogonal or you will end up like Timey.
Navigation is no joke.Our trajectories will cross but we will not meet. If this were not so, every crossroads, shipping lane and flight corridor would be full of scrap metal. At most, I'll be seeing where you were about 3 minutes ago, not 4 months.
Quote from: alancalverd on 27/06/2016 13:16:44Navigation is no joke.Our trajectories will cross but we will not meet. If this were not so, every crossroads, shipping lane and flight corridor would be full of scrap metal. At most, I'll be seeing where you were about 3 minutes ago, not 4 months.Our trajectories would meet if we predicted the event timing and synchronised speed to this timing, a sniper shooting a moving target shows this to be true. Although I have got to admit a long range target has more room for error with the shot. I know navigation is not a joke.I will see you in your July orbital position , you would see me in your October orbital position, You are not seeing me in your past or future, you are seeing me in July and I am also in reality in July with you although I get the cold end of the ''stick''.
......Not sure whether to apply for gymnastics in Brazil or to wait for the ice skating
Have another drink, things will become clearer.