Tag: relativity
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Rising Oceanic Levels
If you use that idea here you can see that 3 mm/year is really not a concern if they haven’t used the Relativistic corrections to their satelite data. But if they have taken all Relativistic effects which per a year can be really a large value compared to 3 mm/year then 3 mm/year can be…
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The energy loss of OPERA neutrino, aberration, rest the anomaly.
There were only two articles I had written countering Cohen and Glashow’s famous paper that had claimed a refutation of OPERA experiment. (Where? In your dreams?) I had written some critical reports on Van Elburg’s hilarious paper. Van Elburg’s name was removed from Wikipedia article –probably because better late than never it was realized that…
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How time dilation on GPS clocks is induced by static and spinning earth observations.
The image above shows earth at an altitude of 20200 + 9.08 km. The red line I drew is a straight line of 696 km, 3-D straight line — perhaps non-Euclidean, near the CERN – Gran Sasso Baseline, parallel to the latter, which is not straight and about 733 km long. — Isn’t that a…
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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,…