LOL, I will let everyone in on my idea, for free.
This is a method to test the one-way speed of light. It is also a fool-proof method to synchronise clocks.
Put two clocks far away from each other in space. Put an honest observer next to each clock. Provide the observers with very powerful telescopes so they can view the other guy's clock.
Each observer must keep a log of what they see on both clocks. So one observer might have a log that looks like this:
Mine .. His
0.00 .. 5.00
1.00 .. 6.00
2.00 .. 7.00
And the other observer might have a log like this:
Mine .. Hers
0.55 .. 0.00
1.55 .. 1.00
2.55 .. 2.00
From this data, I can tell that the speed of light is 1.8c in one direction, and 0.2c in the other direction.
It's like a magic trick. See if you can tell how I did it.
Neddy, I have always respected your every post, and I like you, too. But this is such a hare brain demonstration of one way speed of light that I cannot repress response.
Only a crank or a genuine crackpot would suggest such a cockamammy way to observe speed of light giving a different speed value to the same observer during the same event.
Wait a minute. Something is really fishy smelling about this thing. This sounds awfully familiar.
I got it. I have read this crank crackpot nonsense before. In Einstein's amusing little book Relativity. In the Chapter where he explained the Simultaneity Of Relativity.
Neddy Bates charming demonstration of one way speed of light being asymmetrical to the same observer, in blatant contradiction to The Postulate, is exactly the same thing Einstein imagined that The Rider On The Train saw! :bugeye:
Einstein not only wrote The Postulate. He also simultaneously wrote its disproof!
Box Score:
Relativity.....0
Neddy bate..1