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Den 17.10.2024 03:05, skrev rhertz:YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND SARCASM, OBVIOUSLY!I FORGOT TO INCLUDE THE LINK:>
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Shapiro Time Delay Using Newtonian Gravitation
So now your point is that Shapiro's measurements
were correct, but Newton predicts the same as GR? :-D
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It is never too late to change your mind when
you have realised that Shapiro delay isn't a HOAX.
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https://www.qeios.com/read/IVCVBM
A very interesting paper due to fig 2.
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In 1971 Shapiro made new measurements with
the Arecibo telescope.
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https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.26.1132
"Fourth Test of General Relativity: New Radar Result"
Quote:
" Abstract
New radar observations yield a more stringent test of the predicted
relativistic increase in echo times of radio signals sent from Earth
and reflected from Mercury and Venus. These "extra" delays may be
characterized by a parameter 𝜆 which is unity according to general
relativity and 0.93 according to recent predictions based on a scalar-
tensor theory of gravitation. We find that 𝜆=1.02. The formal standard
error is 0.02, but because of the possible presence of systematic
errors we consider 0.05 to be a more reliable estimate of the
uncertainty in the result."
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Look at fig. 2.
It shows the measurements with Haystack in 1965 and
with Arecibo in 1971 (1970?).
Shapiro's prediction for the Shapiro delay is now
confirmed to within 5%.
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Thanks for the reference, Richard!
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But does Newton predict the same delay as GR for the Shapiro delay?
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See equation (2) : mₚ = Eₚ/c²
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This is the reference given for this equation:
R. Skinner, Relativity for Scientists and Engineers,
Dover, New York, 1982.
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Say no more! :-D
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Here is a correct derivation of the Newtonian prediction:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2001.00229
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