Motor Daddy
Valued Senior Member
You are saying that the length of the cube is always measured with light? Why can't measuring bars be used?
Measuring bars can be used. It's Einstein that has trouble with measuring bars, not me. At any point in time, I can take a .5 light second bar and fit it perfectly between the source and each side, and also between the source and the front and rear.
Einstein can't do that, because he says the length is contracted, but the width is not.
What he fails to account for is that if the distance from the source to the side remains .5 light seconds in width, regardless of the velocity, that light will take more time to reach the side receivers centered on the length of the train, or cube as the velocity increases. So, there is NO WAY that light can reach the receivers on the sides in .5 seconds at any velocity greater than 0 m/s.
How do you explain that?