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From: Richard Hachel <r.hachel@wanadou.fr>
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Le 14/07/2024 à 19:07, "Paul.B.Andersen" a écrit :
> Den 14.07.2024 04:02, skrev Richard Hachel:

> It is trivially simple.
> Stella's speed in Terrence's inertial rest frame is
> _constant_ 0.8c throughout the whole journey, so γ = 1/0.6.

Yes, γ = 4/3

During the entire part of the trip, the two watches, (BOTH) never stopped 
beating with one internal mechanism faster than the other. Terrence's 
watch constantly beat 1,333 times faster than Stella's, and Stella's 
watch, for Stella, constantly beat 1,333 times faster.
On the way out, on the way back, and during the U-turn.
But I'm not talking about the time noted on watches. I'm talking about 
their internal chronotropy, how their internal mechanism measures time.
For the time recorded on watches, the reciprocal chronotropy data must be 
corrected by the distance traveled (anisochrony).
Everything then falls into place.
We obtain, segment by segment, Tapp=Tr.(1+cosµ.Vo/c)/sqrt(1-Vo²/c²) and 
vice versa.
This single equation is enough to explain everything clearly and 
precisely, and makes the Langevin paradox completely disappear. Both 
watches ALWAYS beat faster than the other, regardless of their location.

 

> SR's predictions are chocking for people ignorant of physics.

For others too.

Physicists are absolutely shocked by Dr. Hachel's relativistic remarks; 
they drown in astonishment and terror.

For what?

Because they are still incapable, due to the human brain, of understanding 
the profound divine genius of a brain like Hachel.

What does Hachel say?

That the distance contraction will become 36 al for Stella after her 
U-turn. On this, it is absolutely obvious that the entire world community 
is going to lose its temper.

You just have to open your eyes to see it.

And to hide their helplessness, they say "It's a crank".

So for others too.

R.H.