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The Theory of Relativity will begin to fall apart in 2016/2017

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So soon the idea that GPS is a perfect scientific test system of relativity, - is blown up - you should ask the GPS staff what went wrong.
Maybe they will say, - test of relativity was not our mission, - but mainly to keep the system working.


Again keeping the system working does test relativity. Now your trying to make excuses for systems you don't understand by pretending "the GPS staff" don't understand the system they work with and would make such excuses.
 
The system you write about is measuring where exactly are the satellites.
Computers are based on Measurement calculating how much to synchronize time dilation hour by hour.
That's all you need to keep the system working.

99,999999999999999999999999999999999999 of the population of the planet is indoctrinated to believe, - there are no more reason to test GPS-relativity..

So why worry, - why at all ask whether measured orbits are he same as calculated according to theories.
Why worry about it ?
What waste time on such ""stupid"" thing ?


Again if "measured orbits" aren't the "same as calculated according to theories." the system will not function as required. Trying to supplant your own asserted deliberate ignorance onto those responsible for the operation of that system is the only """stupid"" thing". So why do you continue to "waste time on such ""stupid"" thing"?
 
GPS have anomalies,
well known anomalies,
and almost the whole world know about these
caused by as I said - perturbation, space weather , gravitational anomalies of the earth.


Great, so none caused by your interpretation of gravity. Thanks for admitting that.
 
I don't care, even if he had fall down from the moon


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He did further studies in Astronomy and Astrophysics at Heidelberg.
http://wiki.naturalphilosophy.org/wiki/edward-henry-dowdye/

[qimg]https://tallbloke.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/nolensinggaussianspheres.jpg[/qimg]

As already pointed out before not only is his purported cause ineffective (the optically weak plasma density). Lensing has been observed past his given limits. We know you don't care because if he was right that still makes you wrong.

There is an old saying "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". However, the enemy of your enemy can be even more so your enemy and by no means your friend. This is one such case, you have more in common with relativity than these assertions. He doesn't even use the Lorentz transformation, just Galilean transformations. So right off the bat your vaulted Lorentz transformation is right out the window. Again your assertion of notions that directly disagree with yours simply demonstrate that you don't know what you are talking about and just don't care or that you don't even agree with just yourself and just don't care. You just not caring seems to be the only consistent aspect of your assertions.
 
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The system you write about is measuring where exactly are the satellites.
so far, so good

Computers are based on Measurement calculating how much to synchronize time dilation hour by hour.

No, that's not at all how it works. Why do you say these things*?

That's all you need to keep the system working.

99,999999999999999999999999999999999999 of the population of the planet is indoctrinated to believe, - there are no more reason to test GPS-relativity..

So why worry, - why at all ask whether measured orbits are he same as calculated according to theories.
Why worry about it ?
What waste time on such ""stupid"" thing ?

Because GPS system performance is entirely based on whether the measured orbits look like the predicted orbits.


*respect for the MA keeps me from expanding on that question
 
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I am asking you how a GPS system would be able to 'compensate for glaring anomalies' if 'they' had not been 'investigated'?
Once again, an evasive emotional response is coming from you, not an actual answer.

Bjarne is making the assumption that the engineers used a phenomenological model that had not truly been derived from relativity. The engineers in this view used an ad hoc expression with phenomenological parameters. They then used least squares criteria to determine the best fit phenomenological parameters.

The engineers in his view calibrated their measurements with a large confirmation bias. The 'relativistic formula' was induced from observations, not deduced from relativity. They calibrated the data using an empirical formula that was not uniquely mapped to relativity theory. There was no logical connection between relativity theory and the empirical expression.

Some engineers may have convinced themselves that they really used relativity. However, the empirical formula they used had too many adjustable parameters. So the is an infinite set of possible theories that could explain this empirical formula. 'Relativity' represents a subset of the many theories that could explain the empirical formula.

Some engineers were stupid in convincing themselves that they used relativity rather than an ad hoc expression. However, most engineers are bald faced liars.

The empirical formula used by the engineers is officially consistent with the experimental data. However, this official explanation is but a cover story. Relativity is internally inconsistent. So the engineers could not possibly have derived the empirical expression from relativity. Anyone can see that relativity is internally inconsistent, especially those with little education. So the engineers most probably lied when they said that they used relativity.

These liars either brainwashed or lobotomized all the other engineers and scientists. However, they probably lobotomized more scientists than they brainwashed. A brain washed person would still be smart enough to see all the 'obvious' contradictions in relativity theory.

Most engineers and physicists who insisted that there were contradictions in relativity were invited to several GPS workshops to help debug the software. Once in the room, they were strapped down. The prefrontal cortex of each scientist was cut out using dirty needles. Kaku did many of the lobotomy's with his own hand.

Some scientists were crippled. Stephen Hawking used to be one of the foremost critics of relativity before his lobotomy.

This drama of stupidity and corruption revolves the empirical formula used to calibrate the GPS formula. The empirical formula is the McGoffin and Bjarnes is the detective that no one believes.:jaw-dropp

The question you should ask yourself is whether the empirical formula can be uniquely mapped to relativity. We know relativity can be used to derive the calibration procedure. However, this doesn't mean that one can uniquely derive relativity from the calibration procedure. This sort of puzzle comes up regularly when one tries to 'invert' data. However, the engineers weren't trying to invert the data. Proving relativity was secondary. They just tried to make an accurate GPS system.

Many other conspiracy believers make the same assumption. They don't deny that the system works. They deny that the calibration technique has any connection with the general theory originally used to derive it.

Excuse me, I now have to adjust my aluminum foil hat! :rolleyes:
 
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According to the BW so called dark energy and dark flow make up 97% of the universe,
You don't know what that 97% of the universe is about right ?
In addition there is a hell lot of others huge mysteries , so lets say 99% of the universe you have no clues.

This is what I mean by a incoherent intolerant too narrow and still arrogant worldview.

made up statistics are made up statistics, cite your source...
 
Most engineers and physicists who insisted that there were contradictions in relativity were invited to several GPS workshops to help debug the software. Once in the room, they were strapped down. The prefrontal cortex of each scientist was cut out using dirty needles. Kaku did many of the lobotomy's with his own hand.

Ah so you've been to one of those workshops. Here are some pictures from the last one*.


https://www.google.com/search?q=clo...ei=UpfRV4yyA4SgUf6SsKgL#imgrc=4c1uoiOAD-yiAM:








*lying engineer lies.
 
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The paper does not mean what Bjarne thinks it means. He's taking a fragment of a paper title and crowing it supports him without having bothered to even skim the paper. I can't tell if this is the laziness Bjarne keeps bragging about or the dishonestly he's displayed in the thread.

Usually, stuff is not what Bjarne thinks it is, Bjarne hasn't got a clue. I myself had not looked at a paper, just the image he posted.
I did not really expect any description of star image dispersion in a paper nor would I really have expected an intelligible and/or intelligent answer from Bjarne :D
 
Bjarne is making the assumption that the engineers used a phenomenological model that had not truly been derived from relativity. The engineers in this view used an ad hoc expression with phenomenological parameters. They then used least squares criteria to determine the best fit phenomenological parameters.

The engineers in his view calibrated their measurements with a large confirmation bias. The 'relativistic formula' was induced from observations, not deduced from relativity. They calibrated the data using an empirical formula that was not uniquely mapped to relativity theory. There was no logical connection between relativity theory and the empirical expression.

Some engineers may have convinced themselves that they really used relativity. However, the empirical formula they used had too many adjustable parameters. So the is an infinite set of possible theories that could explain this empirical formula. 'Relativity' represents a subset of the many theories that could explain the empirical formula.

Some engineers were stupid in convincing themselves that they used relativity rather than an ad hoc expression. However, most engineers are bald faced liars.

The empirical formula used by the engineers is officially consistent with the experimental data. However, this official explanation is but a cover story. Relativity is internally inconsistent. So the engineers could not possibly have derived the empirical expression from relativity. Anyone can see that relativity is internally inconsistent, especially those with little education. So the engineers most probably lied when they said that they used relativity.

These liars either brainwashed or lobotomized all the other engineers and scientists. However, they probably lobotomized more scientists than they brainwashed. A brain washed person would still be smart enough to see all the 'obvious' contradictions in relativity theory.

Most engineers and physicists who insisted that there were contradictions in relativity were invited to several GPS workshops to help debug the software. Once in the room, they were strapped down. The prefrontal cortex of each scientist was cut out using dirty needles. Kaku did many of the lobotomy's with his own hand.

Some scientists were crippled. Stephen Hawking used to be one of the foremost critics of relativity before his lobotomy.

This drama of stupidity and corruption revolves the empirical formula used to calibrate the GPS formula. The empirical formula is the McGoffin and Bjarnes is the detective that no one believes.:jaw-dropp

The question you should ask yourself is whether the empirical formula can be uniquely mapped to relativity. We know relativity can be used to derive the calibration procedure. However, this doesn't mean that one can uniquely derive relativity from the calibration procedure. This sort of puzzle comes up regularly when one tries to 'invert' data. However, the engineers weren't trying to invert the data. Proving relativity was secondary. They just tried to make an accurate GPS system.

Many other conspiracy believers make the same assumption. They don't deny that the system works. They deny that the calibration technique has any connection with the general theory originally used to derive it.

Excuse me, I now have to adjust my aluminum foil hat! :rolleyes:

And Bjarne could have thought of all of that? :D
 
I don't care, ...

But you cared about your claim of 'having made a 100% perfect prediction', which is why you removed that claim and replaced it with "double" so as to suggest the content of that post with the claim was different from the actual content, your having made a 100% perfect prediction claim.

You have demonstrated that you will attempt to obscure statements or claims made by you.
But then again, you went from curved space definitely existing to curved space definitely not existing which you express with hypered diatribes.

There's something else going on with you, right Bjarne?
 
I think that the staff in Chernobyl would have told you same kind of stories before the power plant was blown up.

Are you joking or do you actually believe there is even the slightest relation between the two??? If so (the latter) then everything I have said re: your posts has been unquestionably correct but vastly understated!!!!!
 
This thread reminds me an incident in an English class way back in my high school days. There was this guy, a real goober, who interrupted the teacher's lecture on literature in the age of enlightenment to enthrall us with his pet theory.

"See, that's what, like, gets me man. You see, it's like, all of a sudden this Newton guy comes along and all this stuff happens really really fast. We like went from stones and bronze to space ships in, like NOTHING. It was too quick man. I just don't understand how we went from Thomas Franklin (Yes, he said that) inventing electricity with the Founding Fathers to computers in, like, 100 years. It's like the Egyptians man. They had like axes and chariots. There's NOOO way they could have built the pyramids."

He paused a moment to look around. The teacher was doing her best not to laugh and stammered out, "What are you trying to tell us?"

"I don't see how man could have, like, done all that and so fast. I don't understand it. It HAD to be aliens. We got help from outside man. Aliens gave us all that technology. IT's like, too much for the human brain!"

One of the other kids chimed in and said, "So because you're too stupid to invent a microchip all humans are too stupid to invent a microchip?"

The class devolved into giggles for a few minutes after that as the teacher tried to regain order.
 
I don't care, even if he had fall down from the moon


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He did further studies in Astronomy and Astrophysics at Heidelberg.
http://wiki.naturalphilosophy.org/wiki/edward-henry-dowdye/

[qimg]https://tallbloke.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/nolensinggaussianspheres.jpg[/qimg]

Well, you are free to choose your friends, I just tried to help you. You see, frankly, I don't give a damn.

It IS, however still a fact that we have observational evidence of gravitational lensing far beyond any plasma rim, just like the picture I showed you (which is just one of many).

Hans
 
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GPS have anomalies,
well known anomalies,
and almost the whole world know about these
caused by as I said - perturbation, space weather , gravitational anomalies of the earth.

But no unexpected relativity anomalies. There are several articles available on the subject, but since you are not going to read them, I won't bother to link to them. If you are interested, find them yourself.

Hans
 
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all of life!!!

Even all the amoebae, worms and in betweens reading this thread, having observed Man go to the Moon, sent probes to other planets and their moons and build computers, and seeing the op's posts, are saying among themselves, how does that exist?
 
99,999999999999999999999999999999999999 of the population of the planet is indoctrinated to believe, - there are no more reason to test GPS-relativity..

OK, since the population of Earth is about 7,000,000,000 individuals , it follows that approximately. 0.00000000000000000000000002 person believes in your model.

- Nice self assessment there, Bjarne, :p

Hans
 
OK, since the population of Earth is about 7,000,000,000 individuals , it follows that approximately. 0.00000000000000000000000002 person believes in your model.

- Nice self assessment there, Bjarne, :p

Hans

We already knew math wasn't his strong suit. He brags about topping out at Kindergarten math.
 
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