Alpha, seriously, SR is actually not that hard to comprehend in it's basic ideology.
Wait, are you now saying you
have read some special relativity? I thought you said it wasn't worth reading because you know it's a flawed theory?
Alpha, seriously, SR is actually not that hard to comprehend in it's basic ideology. Simply start with the light cones and place a photon at the centre and then have a think about what that actually means. Then after that take a rock or something of substance [observer] and do the same and think about what that means.
You end up with a space-time diagram which looks like
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The two vertical lines are the mirrors, thus making it clear we are working in their rest frame and the diagonal lines represent 45 degree diagonal lines which are the photon's worldline. It goes from one mirror to another and back. The time to do this is related to the distance between the mirrors and constitutes a light clock. If you put in a rock which is at rest with respect to the clock you get
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The rock is at rest so it's worldline is a vertical line. This doesn't say anything about it's consistent atoms but there's more detail than really relavent.
IMO The light cones are not just about light but also about observers as well. Observers are "massive". It seems obvious to me, and it is clear that E=mc^2 can be derived just by looking at the cones.
Observers have worldlines, but unless they are massless they aren't on light cones, but they don't have to be massive. And you are wrong about it being 'obvious' since it both isn't and the actual formula is $$E^{2} = (mc^{2})^{2} + (pc)^{2}$$ which on the light cone is $$E^{2} = (pc)^{2}$$ as m=0. Light cones are formed by null geodesics which require m=0.
So your 'obvious' intuition about relativity is wrong. What ... a ... shocker!
The issue is simply the lack of any credible evidence that supports a travelling photon and that is all there is to it.
The issue is you don't know any relativity, you try to teach me it when I'm infinitely more knowledgable than you in it and that you ignore any and all evidence beyond your "I'd fail high school physics' understanding.
of course they don't emit other particles
Why 'of course'. Do you even know what defines such properties? Do Z's emit other particles? Ws? Neutrinos? Gluons? Please answer each in turn.
and of course we have no current way of doing so as science has no real idea what gravity is in the first place. [ and never will under the SR paradigm I might add IMO]
Yet another example of your lack of understanding. Special relativity
has nothing to do with gravity. Gravitational relativity is known as
general relativity. You try to teach me it when you don't even understand that fundamental concept!
hang on it was you guys that invented the photon not me. It isn't up to me to prove it's existence and it's not up to me to provide an alternative either...]
You're the one talking about 'mass resonance' and so you need to provide a model by which we can test your claim. QED provides a model by which we can test to see if the notion of a photon is consistent with experiments and it's passed
every single one of them. Denying the work doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
you predict that a photon will travel across space yet you have not a shred of evidence to support the notion of travel.
This is just going around in circles now. I mention something you ignore it. Not refute it,
ignore it. And then you make incorrect claims about physics, about what I've said, you have to resort to constant incorrect paraphrasing as you can't grasp the details. In 20 years of claimed work you didn't know SR is not an attempt to describe gravity?!