Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface

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Sujet : Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface
De : hertz778 (at) *nospam* gmail.com (rhertz)
Groupes : sci.physics.relativity
Date : 17. Jan 2025, 22:46:00
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2025 19:39:59 +0000, LaurenceClarkCrossen wrote:

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According to Einstein's 1915 explanation, doubling involves more
deflection before and after the closest approach of the wavefront to the
Sun instead of at its closest approach as with Newtonian gravity. -

https://www.mathpages.com/rr/s8-09/8-09.htm = "Doubling the Deflection"

This article EXACTLY follows what I've been posting for years, based on
the equation 7c of his 1915 paper on Mercury's phenomena:

THAT "HIS CALCULATIONS" for doubling the 1911 value for starlight
deflection, when razing the Sun's surface IMPLIES A VARIABLE SPEED OF
LIGHT:

1) Light speed DECREASES FROM its nominal value c when approaching the
Sun.
2) Light speed INCREASES TO its nominal value c when going away from the
Sun.
3) Light HAS MASS.

EXCERPT:
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"Therefore, the speed of light (along this path) is actually given, to
the first order in the small quantities m/r, by the expression

c(t) = 1 - m/r (1 + x^2/r^2)
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The above equation is in geometrical units: c = G = 1.

Now compare with equation 7c:

Φ(r) = -α/2 (1 + B^2/r^2)  ; Equation 7c from Mercury's paper. α =
2GM/(rc^2) in physical units



In physical units, Eq 7c is  Φ(r) = - GMm/r [1 + B^2/(mcr)^2]

B = mr^2ω, the constant angular momentum, under Newton's Law of
Gravitation.


Making r.ω = c at the perigee of the trajectory, at which the test
particle has maximum speed, gives (1 + r_Sun^2 ω^2/c^2) = (1 + 1) = 2,
which doubles the 1911 value.

At r = R_Sun, c = R_Sun.ω, which is THE LOWER VALUE OF c on the
trajectory of starlight. Then, c decreases approaching the Sun, to later
increase to the nominal value c_0.

It implies a variable speed of light, besides ACCEPTING that "photons"
have mass and suffer gravitational attraction.


Huygens or not involved here, IT PROVES THAT GR IS BASED ON A VARIABLE
SPEED OF LIGHT when it passes by gravitational masses of celestial
bodies.


DISCLAIMER: I don't believe that the above is true. I'm just analyzing
the CRAP that general relativity contains.

For me, c IS CONSTANT, and the phenomena of deflection is due to
REFRACTION.

No gravitational lensing exist.

Date Sujet#  Auteur
17 Jan 25 * Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface20rhertz
17 Jan 25 +* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface10LaurenceClarkCrossen
17 Jan 25 i+- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen
17 Jan 25 i`* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface8rhertz
17 Jan 25 i +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen
18 Jan 25 i `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface6ProkaryoticCaspaseHomolog
18 Jan 25 i  `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface5LaurenceClarkCrossen
18 Jan 25 i   `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface4ProkaryoticCaspaseHomolog
18 Jan 25 i    `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface3LaurenceClarkCrossen
19 Jan 25 i     `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface2ProkaryoticCaspaseHomolog
19 Jan 25 i      `- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1Maciej Wozniak
17 Jan 25 +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen
17 Jan 25 +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1rhertz
19 Jan 25 `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface7patdolan
19 Jan 25  +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen
20 Jan 25  +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1rhertz
20 Jan 25  `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface4LaurenceClarkCrossen
20 Jan 25   `* Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface3rhertz
20 Jan 25    +- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen
20 Jan 25    `- Re: Interesting. ChatGPT fails defending starlight deflection when photons graze Sun's surface1LaurenceClarkCrossen

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