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"Brian Kennelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Androcles wrote: > > "Brian Kennelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >> And, as I posted before, > >>light does not obey the vector law, so under your definition, it does > >>not obey the PoR. > > > > Prove it. > > I've presented data and model to show it does. > > Quit making assertions and prove it. > > Light speed transforms as c/N+v(1-1/N^2) where the vector law would be > c/N+v when changing to a moving reference system. This composition law > for light agrees with Einstein's, but not with the parallelogram law. > It has been verified by astronomical observations, Vague, not a proof. and by terrestrial experiment, most famously by Fizeau. Water in a tube has a near zero velocity at the tube wall, and is not uniform throughout the cross section; it is faster at the centre. Fizeau didn't know that. Androcles, still waiting for a proof.
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