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On Tue, 24 Dec 2024 13:28:11 +0000, J. J. Lodder wrote:Bullets don't rely on Galileo.
>Paul.B.Andersen <relativity@paulba.no> wrote:Clearly, GPS does not rely on relativity or they would miss.
>Den 22.12.2024 04:56, skrev LaurenceClarkCrossen:>He shows that the Maxwell equations are invariant under the Galilean>
transformations making the LT invalid.
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free pdf =
https://www.globalscientificjournal.com/researchpaper/Back-to-Galilean-
Transformation-and-Newtonian-Physics-Refuting-the-Theory-of-Relativity.pdf
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"Abstract
This paper refutes the theory of relativity. Previous attempts by
others
were based on pointing at contradictions between corollaries of the
theory of relativity and reality, often called paradoxes. The main
point
of this article is to indicate and correct the error that led
scientists
at the turn of the twentieth century to formulate the faulty theory of
relativity."
Another quote:
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A.5 Speed of Propagation of Electric and Magnetic Fields
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"In this section we will prove that the physical laws on which
Maxwell's equations are based imply that electric and magnetic
fields propagate at an infinite speed. In other words, if
the speeds of propagation of electric and magnetic fields are
finite – the following laws are inconsistent, i.e., they are
self-contradictory."
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The "following laws" are Maxwell's equation.
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So Eisenmann claims to have proved that Maxwell's equations
predict that the speed of EM-radiation is infinite.
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Considering that Maxwell in 1865 showed that according his
equations the speed of EM-radiation is a constant, and all
physicists ever since know that Maxwell's equations
do indeed predict that the speed of EM-radiation in vacuum
is a constant, Eisenmann must be a brave person claiming
otherwise after 150 years!
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And a bit stupid?
The cops giving him a speeding ticket won't fall for it.
GPS-guided bombs otoh will fall right on his head,
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Jan
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