alt.sci.physics.new-theories

On 9/22/07 7:49 AM, neo wrote:
> For stationary observer and moving observer speed of blades of fan is
> same 'c'.
>


The issue is not a moving observer, but an accelerating observer with
regard to the speed of light as measuring time. But no matter what, no
matter the frame of reference the speed of light will always be measured
to c, but the observer will measure the fan blade to a different value,
because space is being distorted. Doppler shift does not apply which
means that light is something more than sound. That Einstein(?) found
it to be both a wave and particle is a clue. Big discoveries ahead!


> For stationary observer and moving observer, speed of particle
> travelling in coil of spring is same . 'c'.
>
> In two dimension, spring looks like transverse ~wave~.
>
> When the '''spring''' between earth and flying away galaxy is
> stretched, the distance between two coils '''wavelength'''
> increases resulting in '''redshift'''.
>