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From: Richard Hachel <r.hachel@wanadou.fr>
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Le 23/07/2024 à 22:04, "Paul.B.Andersen" a écrit :
> No comment to this, Richard?
> 
> Are you insisting that the GPS doesn't work because the satellite clocks
> can't be synchronous because of the nature of space an time?
> 
> Paul

Damn Paul!

I say exactly the opposite.

I say that if GPS works, it is PRECISELY thanks to universal anisochrony.

This is what GPS measures, and it is thanks to this that, converting 
anisochrony into spatial metrics, they can practically give the position 
to the nearest meter.

I notice that in your examples, you talk about airports or planes. It's 
absurd. It is clear that the laws of relativity do not apply at such low 
speeds, where Vr=Vo and Tr=To.
Relativity only exists if we go very far, or if we go very quickly, and 
not in the common world.

For GPS, we can speak of relativity, since photonic transactions are both 
instantaneous (Vr) and at the same time equal to c (Vo) depending on the 
position of the observer, for cars, planes, etc., this n It's not useful 
at all.

R.H.