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|    PengKuan Em to All    |
|    Re: How to test length contraction by ex    |
|    02 Jul 19 08:47:31    |
      From: titang78@gmail.com              Le dimanche 30 juin 2019 13:06:07 UTC+2, kunz a écrit :       > PengKuan Em writes:       > > What is sure in my paper is that no direct measurement of length       > > contraction has been done. This is what I'm trying to propose. Of cause       > > most people think like you and believe that Special Relativity is       > > flawless, because it has passed all tests it faced to until now.       > > However, science needs direct proof.       > >       > > I will give more elements later.       >       > I'd say the electromagnetic effect mentioned by Tom Roberts on 26 June       > is a direct measurent. We see the charge density of the wire increased       > (charges contracted) by measuring the coulomb force. There is no more       > direct relation than that between charge density and electric force.       >       > This is much more direct than any attempt to apply rulers to moving       > objects, clock synch. etc.              Charge density is a consequence of length contraction, but not the       contraction itself. Like the round shade of an object. The shade may be       a direct measure of the object, but is the object sphere or cylinder?       Real measure is needed to determine this.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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