Hi Hohlraum,
Been a fun trip around the world on this thread. I suggested in the past
another way of looking at the same thing is to use a silvered perforated
movie projector screen, position a like size mirror opposite the screen and
another like size mirror behind the perforated screen. Focus a projected
image on the first mirror so that the image is reflected on the movis
screen. The image "bleeds" through the perforations and reflect back off the
rear mirror, thus cascading into infinity.... fun stuff for the mind. With
such a setup , one can enjoy the thrill of " time elapse" to one's hearts
content thus proving one can perform wonders with numbers while eating
cucumbers. Once saw a textbbook on calculus. Only about 30 some pages. Had a
wonderful heading stating.. "calculus is made easy by those that know how to
teach calculus and difficult by those that don't. When one considers how
many fools on earth can calculate, its a wonder calculus is so difficult to
understand by the learned." < grin>
Richard
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Final here means when all three clocks are brought back together.
I have to wonder what the data actually looks like.
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I don't think anyone has mentioned this site:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/relativ/airtim.html
Terry
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