Re: Relativistic aberration

On Sun, 11 Aug 2024 18:07:25 +0000, Maciej Wozniak wrote:

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W dniu 11.08.2024 o 19:49, gharnagel pisze:

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On Sun, 11 Aug 2024 15:25:05 +0000, Maciej Wozniak wrote:

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Exactly, trash. Those alleged clocks having readings
as your idiot guru porophecied - exist only in
sick delusions of yours and your fellow idiots.

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Clocks are human inventions, so smart humans will set
them to agree with natural phenomena.

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Sorry, trash, they won't.

Denigration and prevarication aren't valid arguments.

Anyone can check GPS - oppositely, they will set them
to ignore natutral phenomena.

Wozniak asserts that "t' = t" in the GPS system, but he
never defines his terms.  Sometimes he demands he be
told what the clocks in orbit are reading, but he doesn't
specify the point where they should be read.  Since the
system sets the same time over the whole earth, it's
obviously not ignoring "natutral phenomena."

 Those that set them to agree with their fantasies
will be disappointed.

Fortunetely for your bunch of idiots  you're
not THAT stupid. You only insist they should
be set to agree with your fantasies, but you're
setting them ordinary way so they indicate
t'=t, like always, and those alleged clocks
"agreeing with natural phenomena" and
"confirming" your idiocies - exist only in
your sick delusions.

Sorry to say, but Wozniak appears to be the one with
"sick delusions" since motional and gravitational
time dilation are confirmed phenomena which would
be apparent (in fact, was observed in the first
satellite launched) if not engineered to make the
orbital clocks agree with ground clocks -- only as
observed by the ground clocks.  So Wozniak deceives
when he claims "anyone can check the GPS" and that
they're set the "ordinary way so they t' = t."
How does he know they're set "the ordinary way"?
He doesn't, of course.  All the engineers who
designed the system have testified this is not so,
but Wozniak, who doesn't know how the system works,
vacuously asserts otherwise.  Case closed.