Grr.. when you say "gravity is different" what on Earth (or off Earth) do you mean?
What is different? Why? You said the EXACT same orbit so they take the SAME time to orbit the Sun once? Yes/no?
What I am saying is that it is only different GR influence , - not different SR differences.
Do you mean g? The acceleration due to gravity... as in Newtonian physics
g = GM/r^2 where G is the universal gravitational constant, M is the mass that you are 'orbiting' so to speak and r is the seperation between the two centres of mass (between say the ISS and the Earth).
Are we to assume that we JUST have the ISS and the Earth, in an imaginary model, with NOTHING else? Or are they both still orbiting the Sun?
Imaging these 2 objects is orbiting the Sun , one by one, in the same orbit. - Only their own gravity would be different.
Arglle....
So an acceleration has units of velocity here?
the experiment take 1second, so why ^2
G or g?
Big difference. G is the universal gravitational constant and is thought to be the same everywhere in the universe in all the highly successful mainstream theories.
The ruler can appear to be a different length to different observers yes.
The definition of one second is neither here nor there. You get the same effect if you use any agreed upon measure of time.
I dont even know what the 'problem' is you are supposed to be describing. So far all you have tried to explain is what is well known about relativity and is demonstrated amply in everyday life billions of times to be incredibly successful.
I asked you to explain the comparable differences between the 2 different space-time realities.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8022039&postcount=5602
You wrote distances was not the same.
Now let's check which consequences this must have...
We must now look at the example again....
A stone is dropped from 1 meters altitude and reach the surface of the ISS-Moon.
From Earth we can observe the same event, - we will now say that ADG was exactly as we beforehand have calculated, it was 1 m/s.
But on board the ISS-Moon,- they do not agree, because it took the stone 2 second to reach the surface.
So the distance the stone falls is now 2 meter instead of 1 meter.
Is this what you think ?
These differences would not only be local, but the whole universe must now be different too.
So how can you say the universe is the same comparable size for all observers?
This version also means that distances can dissaper and reapper , hmmm maybe possible ?
I too believed once in this version, but maybe it seems more logical that EVERTHING is stretching or contracting due to space time differences. Also the second, which mean the definition of one second, simply is not the same in different space time.
In this case 1 meter would still be one meter, stretching or contracting YES, but it would not suddenly be 2 meter.
In both cases, the universe, reality, - out there, - cannot be comparable the same. Simply because GR and SR is changing EVERYTHING locally and “GLOBALLY”.
The dilemma is now that that global, there cannot be a certain reality,- ONLY local.
Shortly a certain reality is a common illusion.