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You think valid: to build a science on one, single, the experiment which no one had tested?
No and I don't need to think that. As I have explained, there is plenty of experimental support for relativity, much of it from accelerator physics. You just won't hear it.
nobody does a calibration of a calorimeter.
I understand you correctly?
No, you don't. I said that the calibration does not need to assume SRT.
The maximum energy of an electron moving at the speed of light, even including the rest energy, is about 766 keV. Energies measured for particles in accelerator experiments are often tens or hundreds of GeV or more. That is a factor of 100,000 or more difference. It is ridiculous for you to try to dismiss that as "calibration error", especially without referencing how any calibration is actually done.
Even that is forgetting that we can compare one accelerator to another and see that one is really more powerful than another just by the interactions it produces. There are also cases where the
same accelerator was increased in power over its lifetime, and we could see the difference.
Bertozzi?
Again - Bertozzi?
You didn't know? Does this mean you dismissed the paper
without even reading it?
Bertozzi experiment does not show that the temperature of the aluminum disk continues to grow, while the speed of an electrons does not change.
Yes it does. Both the energy and the speed of the electrons was measured during the experiment.
Bertozzi experiment proves nothing.
Bertozzi's experiment proves that you will do anything to ignore a result that supports SRT.
You have no direct experiment that validates SRT, and that I could ignore.
Experiments are not worthless just because you declare them "not direct". Once again, you show that you will automatically invent excuses to ignore any result that appears to support relativity, and there are a
lot of those. You have not shown that you have a better explanation for
all these experiments. You just invent an excuse for ignoring them. You have not shown that you have a better alternative to mainstream relativistic quantum field theories that are supported by decades of accelerator physics. You just ignore that too. In fact, I have no idea how you would propose to integrate "master theory" into something like a modern quantum field theory because "master theory"
isn't even a valid symmetry.
It is not impressive when you dismiss experiments because you think they are "not direct". It would still have to be an incredible coincidence for
these experiments and decades of accelerator physics to agree with the predictions over and over again, and "incredible coincidence" isn't the first explanation we usually think of for things in physics.
Those indirect experiments that you have, do not prove the existence of time dilation.
Do you have a better explanation for all of
these experimental results? Didn't think so.
and (also) may to prove that the speed of matter can be greater than the speed of light.
No matter has ever been detected moving faster than the speed of light.