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Topic started on 22-9-2011 @ 03:36 PM by consciousgod
Speed-of-light experiments give baffling result at Cern

Particle 'flips to all flavours'
Puzzling results from Cern, home of the LHC, have confounded physicists - because it appears subatomic particles have exceeded the speed of light.

link
www.bbc.co.uk...

So,
Einstein is wrong. So Special Relativity is based on a wrong assumption. Therefore, Special Relativity is wrong.

But consider another possibility. Maybe time is changing. Light is going the same speed but our perception of time is changing similar to how the standard kilo mass has recently changed. The link below indicates mass is changing.

link
www.sciencedaily.com...

Also radioactive decay is no longer constant.

If light speed is constant, and since time is a variable, it is logical that time can change and the increase in the speed of light just discovered is an illusion.

Comments?


reply posted on 22-9-2011 @ 03:48 PM by Arbitrageur
Originally posted by consciousgod
www.bbc.co.uk...

So,
Einstein is wrong. So Special Relativity is based on a wrong assumption. Therefore, Special Relativity is wrong.

Comments?
So the people that have published this result have stated that it could be erroneous and they are making no claims, but you have somehow determined otherwise? Or else you didn't read past the headline?

the group understands that what are known as "systematic errors" could easily make an erroneous result look like a breaking of the ultimate speed limit, and that has motivated them to publish their measurements...

he explained, "we are not claiming things, we want just to be helped by the community in understanding our crazy result - because it is crazy".


Also, already posted in the science and technology forum, I'm not sure why you posted it in this forum since it's not specifically about space exploration, is it?



reply posted on 22-9-2011 @ 04:37 PM by GrinchNoMore
reply to post by Screwed



Is that all you have to offer in so many threads ???

Getting tired of hearing # like this, GTFO if it bothers you so much.

The mods are not at the speed of light ,, it is ALSO variable.


reply posted on 22-9-2011 @ 05:36 PM by Screwed
Originally posted by GrinchNoMore
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post by Screwed



Is that all you have to offer in so many threads ???

Getting tired of hearing # like this, GTFO if it bothers you so much.

The mods are not at the speed of light ,, it is ALSO variable.


Apparantly the mods don't mind multiple threads on the exact same topic any more than they mind
your verbally abusive comments towards other members.
Not surprising.

So tell me, what does "GTFO" stand for exactly?


reply posted on 22-9-2011 @ 09:47 PM by Arbitrageur
Originally posted by Alxandro
Bingo.

I've stated many times that the measurement for time cannot be linear.
Since it now appears it is not actually a "constant",
Actually the fact that time is relative was one of the claims of relativity nearly a century ago, so I have no idea why you're saying it now appears it's not a constant. It never was a constant, since the emergence of relativity.

Originally posted by druid1
I am fascinated by this - I always suspected that the special relativity theory was wrong as no one I know could ever answer this.

If I am on a ship travelling at the speed of light and I was dying for a wee then surely nature would make my wee travel faster than the speed of light - then lets say it is an aircraft carrier and I launch a fast jet and then a missile from the fast jet I think you get the picture........
That's pretty easy to answer.

You can't go the speed of light so the premise of the problem is a non-starter.

But let's say you're on a spaceship going 99.9999% of the speed of light, standing in front of a urinal. You can urinate normally, and you won't notice anything odd on the spaceship about your wee. It's when you shine a flashlight in your direction of travel that things get strange. The beam of light will appear to both you, and to an outside observer not going at your velocity, to be traveling at the speed of light. The reason the light doesn't move any faster on your ship is because your clock has slowed down so much, and light is composed of energy at frequencies, which are time-dependent. So the light beam is leaving your flashlight in slow motion, so to speak.


reply posted on 18-1-2012 @ 03:47 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by consciousgod



The speed of light depends upon the medium of travel density.
Space is assumed to have a density that gives light a constant value.
This is a loss-less travel and to do what light does would be a feather in
your cap and revolutionize the energy business.
If the speed has change in an experimant then the experimant has changed the
density of the medium. Tell them to look at that phenomena before jumping
to dumb conclusions.
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