Does both what?
No dessert until you eat your greens.
Name that object
Does both what?
No dessert until you eat your greens.
Name that object
Perhaps we can test that. Either of you willing to get Prof Dela's opniion on the treadfmill?
"Conversation" over.
Meaning. I cannot name an object in motion w.r.t. the ground, that does not have KE. I cannot name a wind blown object that does not have KE above that same object at rest.
That's better.
For the first, any object in motion wrt the ground. For the second, any wind-blown object.
Tell me, humber - when you see the forumla KE = (1/2)mv2 written down in physics texts, do you notice any subscript on the "v", like vwrt ground? No?
Gee, I wonder why not?
Humber what is KE in humberian physics? How do you calculate it?
If a velocity is involved in the calculation. Do you measure the velocity relative to something and in that case relative to what?
An answer would do for starters. I may have missed some and I apologise if I'm asking you to repeat, but this is my honest state of understanding of your views:No answer will ever satisfy you.
It is absolutely obvious that I have been trying to explain my understanding of physics to you as clearly as possible and asking you to explain yours to me. It is absolutely obvious that I cannot understand those points above, and am not asking for more answers because I'm just never satisfied.Even is I answer one of your inquires in a simple ans direct manner, I still get the same trivial and juvenile response.
I tried, but now you are back on "fast scroll".
No, you are doing exactly as I claimed. Your are first drawing the wrong conclusion from equivalance, and then actually denying my perspective, then claiming your "belt view" as the same, while not realising that they must be the same. Any differences indicate that one of us is wrong. My view is the reality of the ground, and that in which the real cart works. That means that any differences between that reality ( or any other) must be your error.So 1:
We are allowed to choose any frame.
2: Humber are choosing the ground as the frame.
3. Humbers conclusion seems to be that his choice of frame is the only correct one completely ignoring what he wrote 2 seconds ago.
Firstly the treadmill is not a frame of reference. That's flatly wrong.Humber I see a problem with humberian physics. You like the earth as the reference frame. No problem with that. You clearly get KE=0 for the cart in the treadmill if it is at the same place.
And so you may.I like the belt as my reference. I clearly get a nonzero KE for the cart.
Err..No. The belt is a very limited expression of what could be though of a "frame of reference", though that's usually called a model. It is in fact so limited ( a model) that it leads you to the wrong conclusion.This is of course no problem for newtonian mechanics but seems to be a huge problems for humberian mechanics. Is this solved yet in humberian mechanics? My guess of a solution is that. The humber frame is always the correct frame and no other frame can be correct. This is of course in disagreement with #1 above but this can of course be ignored.
And you yours.The humber frame is the frame that humber likes the most.
When you are in a car in the real world and looking out of the window ( or other means) that is a "frame of reference". A video screen, a PC, and some pedals makes a "driving simulator" but not a frame of reference. Putting that on a belt makes it a "driving simulator traveling on a belt"
The belt is a very limited expression of what could be though of a "frame of reference", though that's usually called a model. It is in fact so limited ( a model) that it leads you to the wrong conclusion.
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The humber frame is the frame that humber likes the most.
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And you yours.
How much friction do you need to make sure that you do not slip on your footpath? If you can tell me how much is needed to avoid that at my house, I will tell you how much weight is needed to make the cart good to the belt.
Humber,
Given that you still hold such strong views opposing the validity of the treadmill videos (even if those videos are taken to be "genuine", by which I simply mean not deliberately faked in some way or other), and also given the extraordinary length of this thread, I'm wondering if you could attempt to summarise your position at this time. I'd suggest your summary could cover two main aspects of your thinking.
Firstly, an outline of the kind of physics you believe to be appropriate and reasonable in discussions about the claims of a cart going DDFTTW. You seem to indicate (in some places at least) that you see Newtonian physics as okay, but you also seem vehemently opposed to using inertial reference frames. Maybe I've misunderstood your position, and I certainly don't claim to be any kind of "expert" on these matters, but from my perspective at least it would be good if you can clarify where you stand so people at least know what "laws" or "principles" you are using. Just to take one fundamental example, how do you believe the "velocity" of some object needs to be measured?
Can you give some examples perhaps, say one for an object moving on the surface of the earth, and another for an object is some distant part of space? As far as I can see, you seem to believe there is some kind of absolute frame of reference and only that is valid when doing various calculations and so on. How do you calculate kinetic energy? Does it depend on anything other than mass and velocity of the object?
With respect to inertial reference frames, can you give a simple worked example where using different reference frames clearly fails to produce consistent or correct results? (I'm talking about an example with actual values and calculations so everybody can follow through the details.)
Makes you wonder doesn't it? Why? Sometimes that answer lies more in 'why' than the 'how'. Not really changed my mind. Naturally as I have thought about the details, and seen more videos (that's all the evidence I have), then I revise, but there is nothing of significance.Secondly, I think it would be useful to get a clear summary of the specific issues that you see as being problems when it comes to what is shown in the various videos and in the related arguments supporting them. It seems pretty clear you don't agree that using different (inertial) reference frames is a valid approach. Is this specific to the treadmill in some way, or any such frame? There has been talk of other things also, but trying to go back through more than 2600 posts (not all yours obviously, but a lot are from you!) and figure out where you stand now on all the various details that have come up at one stage or another is very difficult because of the number of posts and also the long time period over which this thread has been active. Perhaps you have altered your position on some things that were talked about a long time back? I really don't know. Hence a complete, but clear and concise summary of your current position in this respect also might help to refocus the debate.
No offense to you, Clive, but this idea of calculation has bee used rather like a magician forces a condition, so as to pull off the remainder of the process.Hopefully you see what I'm trying to get at. Do you think you could do this? I really think it would help all of us.
Hmm. I see some other recent posts published while I've drafted this are asking for similar things. But I'll leave this to add to the chorus...
The difference is that humberian physics only "work" in the humber frame but standard physics works in all frames if you know what you are doing.
This but the KE is zero in one inertial frame but 10 in another intertial frame don't matter in standard physics.
So I get the same result if I use the humber frame or any other inertial frame.
humber said:Gee, I wonder what that lack of subscript may mean?
It means that without a subscript, the case is entirely general, so that means that I can add that subscript as I wish.
I get to choose. That's what equivalence "means". If a break none of the rules of physics while doing so, I am at complete liberty to "chose that frame"
Yes indeedy, "all frames are equivalent".
ETA:
As for KE. It is not relative in the same way as velocities are. To view the world in this way is primitive, and indeed anthropomorphic. ?
No weight is needed. Simple photographic means could show if the wheels are slipping or not.