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Category: basic physics

  • I solved flyby anomaly of Galileo-I (1990)

    I solved flyby anomaly of Galileo-I (1990)

    Note that in summary Gravitational red/violet shift induced by earth’s gravitational field accounts for the anomaly by correctly adjusting for the positive energy the secondary has along its trajectory. This may not be the exact amount for anomaly since other small perturbations can also be accounted. But this is clearly the biggest factor that accounts…

  • Moving clocks run faster in the Doppler hemisphere of approach

    Moving clocks run faster in the Doppler hemisphere of approach, run slower in the Doppler hemisphere of recession and run slower in the Doppler plane of intersection of hemisphere of approach and recession. The GPS satelites eg are in constant free fall towards earth and located in the Doppler plane of intersection, they never approach…

  • the curious case of uncertainty principle

    Thursday Bibhäv Paudel hello sir, im a 12th grade student and im having trouble explaining the uncertainity of the velocity as in comes in the uncertainity principle by Heiseinberg , and what about speed of light , uncertainity in the measurement of the velocity of light , does this make sense ??? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ there is 1. uncertainty relation between momentum…

  • A new definition, Lorentz transformation and attributes of Relativity theory

    SO in summary 1. primed frame is a proper frame only for a partial list of variables in the total physical problem. 2. unprimed frame or local inertial frame such as a lab or earth is a proper frame but again for a partial list of variables or quantities. A set of transformation laws is…

  • OPERA neutrino anomaly, from Gravitational contribution.

    OPERA neutrino anomaly, from Gravitational contribution.

    This is original research work of Manmohan Dash, first published here on 6 November 2011. 12:13 pm. an important update; OPERA neutrino anomaly, from Gravitational contribution. Update, correction; Here we will have to multiply the Gravitational shift by a 19.758 (4.4451*4.4451), as the 4.44 went to the denominator, instead of the numerator. A funny mistake,…