Abandoning Lorentz Transformations


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I claim that non-standard analysis could be taught to a computer, and a double copy of bits could possibly be used to simulate a quantum laptop. This might then be examined against experimental evidence, and we might simulate simple quantum gravity systems. As a way to take away spacetime, we should throw away our present notion of a Lorentz transformation. I define a brand new sort of transformation, which is a new type of essentially quantum mechanical and particular relativistic principle.

In our school, we’ve all crammed Sir Newton’s three laws of movement. Therefore, it’s safe to say that each one of us know there is no such thing as a such factor as absolute motion or absolute relaxation. Every object on earth moves relative to each other. The Earth itself is continually in movement. It moves relative to the opposite planets. Similarly, Stars transfer relative to different stars. And Galaxies transfer… You get the point.

The important thing concern: “Can we measure that quantity exactly enough that we are able to say this agrees with normal relativity or disagrees?” Lynch says. After cautious measurements using the Arecibo Radio Telescope in Puerto Rico to track the pulsar, and the Very Large Telescope in Chile to trace the white dwarf, the answer is: Yes we can, and it agrees with normal relativity.

To summarize, 相対性理論 崩壊 firstly, there is no “absolute” body of reference, hence the usage of the time period “relativity”. Secondly, the velocity of gentle is fixed for whoever measures it, whether in movement or not – I know loopy proper? Lastly, the pace of mild can’t be exceeded, it is the common “pace limit”.

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