prove itProve one event and 2 observers satisfies the relativity of simultaneity. That is arfa brane's claim.
prove itProve one event and 2 observers satisfies the relativity of simultaneity. That is arfa brane's claim.
prove it
i wasn't the one claiming, i ask you to prove YOUR claimI can't prove your false claim.
prove it.
One event between two frames does not constitute an example of ROS. Otherwise, prove it.
I did.
That is the issue.
prove it.Let's keep it simple. The following is in the OP.
When C' and M are co-located, SR claims the lightning is located at M' frame space-time coordinates of $$(d',0,0,d'/c)$$ based on the M' frame light postulate. So, this cannot be disputed.
However, also when C' and M are co-located, by the M frame light postulate and an application of LT, the lightning is located at M' frame space-time coordinates of $$(d'(1-v/c),0,0,d'(1-v/c)/c)$$.
Lightning cannot be at 2 different positive x-axis locations at the co-location event of C' and M.
That is the issue.
The issue is as it always is.
You are claiming SR is wrong. You are wrong now, as you have been countless times in the past.
Now you prove it.
You cant.
Simply indicate the error in the reasoning of my post if you can. If you can't please stop trolling.
Simply indicate the error in the reasoning of my post if you can. If you can't please stop trolling.
I didn't make an error, two observers can see the same event occur at different times, even though they agree on where it occured. So you haven't corrected anything.
The only possible way both observers can agree on a "definition of when" is if they compare clocks, that is, they must (be able to) communicate with each other.
No, you refuse to accept his answer. If I do the same amount of work rpenner did answering your repeated question, is it safe to assume you will refuse to accept it as well?
If I type out an example from a textbook, will you refuse to accept that? Is there a book anywhere on earth that answers your question? It must be hard denying that such a thing could exist.
So, tell me why I or anyone should bother with someone who is clearly delusional?
It is interesting that of all the people in the world there is only a couple of forums with few dozen people who are interested to talk about stuff like this, and it is even more peculiar for majority of them it is not about seeking the truth, but about vanity and channeling frustration. In the light of that, I'm afraid the hope that forum conversation can lead to any kind of satisfying resolution is naive. And even if you manage to reach some agreement, even if you manage to convince anyone of anything, it will be forgotten in a matter of days and the time invested will be left out to rot in the old posts graveyard. The answer? Remove the brain from your head and enjoy blissful ignorance with the rest of the zombies. Don't use brains, eat them!
Not sure why you think your opinion is God-like.
Answer, where is the lightning in the M' frame along the positive x-axis when C' and M are co-located.
i don't accept that,That is the issue.
i do not accept that,OK, you and rpenner can't answer the simple question, .
amusing.I'm on your side, if you haven't noticed. .
I could solve the problem with plain classical physics if you can think of the way how to actually test it and confirm the result.
amu....
amusing.Shhh. Bored and purposeless, eh? You can't even properly format a sentence. Why would I or anyone else even talk to 14 year old kid like yourself?
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I could solve the problem with plain classical physics if you can think of the way how to actually test it and confirm the result.
You can't even properly format a sentence. Why would I or anyone else even talk to 14 year old kid like yourself?