Answering your slander is not the topic of this thread Alphanumeric. Responding to your strategy of provocation to avoid the issue is not going to work, You can call me any thing you like, dishonest a fraud etc but the truth stands as it does regardless and your opinion of me is not worth a cracker due to your disengenious approach to the questions raised.
You're the one who said he's been doing this stuff for 2 decades and it needs a lot of experience but admits to not having read anything on relativity. That sounds pretty disingenuous to me.
According to SRT absolute rest is a no-no... so what speed is it pray tell? What speed are your eyes atomically traveling at?
You see you can't win this arguement and have resorted to defamation and slander. Sorry bud , it wont work....
mass and matter travel at exactly the same rate as our mythical photon so light can not be considered as relative in velocity....
You define velocity by relative motion. My eyes aren't moving relative to the desk infront of me. The light from the bulb of my table lamp is moving relative to my eyes, with the speed being 186,000 miles per second.
When you're driving your car and its night can you see the headlights of the car behind you? Yes? Then the light from the headlights has caught up your car. So the light must be moving relative to you. See, another simple example of how light moves.
prove that it has actualy transversed the distance then ...should be easy for someone so qualified as you...
And to say "...well it got here therefore it must have", shows again how little you respect the scientific process and how immature you are as a scientist.
You call me immature and claim I've got little respect for the scientific method when you
refuse to look at sources of information because you have already made up your mind it's all wrong. That's like the Church saying to Galileo "You must be wrong because we know you're wrong". You have
no integrity
at all.
And I've already told you that Google is awash with 'experimental evidence for the photon', you just take the same attitude to that as you take to relativity, you refuse to read it because you've already made your mind up. How open minded of you.
Show a photon in transit across vacuum space. Support the position you hold with evidence as it is you and your buddies out there that are proposing that a photon does, with out evidence to support it.
You have a misunderstanding of how particle physics works. We see things because photons come off them. You can't literally 'see a photon in transit' because it would have to emit photons itself, which is not how they behave. However, photons travelling through space have their paths deflected by objects near their paths, ie curved paths due to gravity, they have their frequencies altered by space-time expansion or by interactions with material in space. We can see what properties space between us and a distant star has by the effect that space has on the photons which traverse the distance.
The photon doesn't magically jump from the star to us, ignoring all that's inbetween, it's altered by the stuff in the space it passes through. This is the basis of how much experimental cosmology is done. If you want evidence, I suggest getting ahold of a university level cosmology textbook.
You simply can't admit that a novice or amateur has cracked your scientific fraud can you?
I have zero fear you have done anything like that. Your ignorance and dishonesty
ooze from your posts and you display something most cranks have, the inability to accept you're small and insignificant and that there's people in the world who can grasp things you cannot. Boo hoo, you haven't learnt to accept that. So rather than saying "Oh well" and getting on with your life you devote enormous efforts to convincing yourself you don't need to learn that complicated subject because it's 'obviously' wrong. That way you can avoid accepting some things are beyond you.
If you're right, why aren't you publishing your 'work' in journals? Why post in a pseudoscience section of a forum? Can't you find a kindred voice in the academic community? Of course not.
I'll repeat the challenge:
If any one can show unambiguous evidence of a travelling photon that clearly demonstrates it as traveling across vaccum of space and elliminates the possibility that the light effects observed are not merely inertial resonance events I'll pay them $50.00 usd and give a further $50.00 usd to a recognised charity of their choice...interested any one...
and if you can't find that evidence then maybe you would care to add to the prize for who ever can provide that evidence.
This is akin to the challenge Kent Hovind gives about evolution in that it's unwinnable.
You will simply not call any evidence provided 'unambigious', thus allowing you to claim your challenge has never been beaten. 'Inertial resonance events' isn't even a meaningful statement. You have no knowledge of any actual quantitative science so anyone linking to say a paper on ArXiv will be refused, as you won't understand them. That leaves us with just qualitative evidence, which
isn't precise enough for it to be called 'umambigious' and so its impossible to win, all due to your ignorance.
so far regarding this question about light traveling some of the refutation has been:
Refutation? You simply make up the 'deus ex machina' of 'Inertial resonance events' to justify ignoring them. You don't list any actual published papers or detailed experiments involving photons and refute them. Why not? Why don't you go through a paper on Compton scattering, which cannot be explained by purely wave mechanics, and refute that? Why don't you go through a paper on quantum electrodynamics which involves photon interactions and refute that? What's the matter, can't you do QED?
Look on ArXiv for papers with 'photon' in the title, most of them will relate to processes in LEP or the LHC. Refute those. Because at the moment you're not refuting actual science or providing any of your own, you're just giving very transparent attempts to ignore phenomena. It's like a religious person saying "God did it", it's an answer but not really
an answer.