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Old 22-March-2006, 06:53 AM
Nereid Nereid is offline
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There seems to me to be a number of different ideas in this post; would you please clarify the following?
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assumption made in SR with respect to the non-existance of an absolute frame
To what extent are you claiming that:
  • 1) There is an absolute frame?
  • 2) No tests have been done concerning the existance of such a frame?
  • 3) The existance of such a frame is testable?
  • 4) There is an alternative to SR, consistent with the relevant experimental and observational results?