What exactly are you saying here brother?
is it that;
everyone driving 60 m/p/h doesn't mean everyone is driving 60 mi/p/h?
Or re you saying that;
"not everyone driving 60 mi/h will get the 60 miles distance in an hour because of special circumstances like him traveling uphill or something"?
Or, .. that
"driving 60 m/p/h takes less than an hour to go 60 miles"?
Or, .. the 60 miles that one person drive in one hour doing 60 mi/p/h, may be done in 30 minutes for another driver who may be driving on a train that's also traveling at 30 m/p/h , if taking gravity towards the center of the globe into consideration during a full moon!? What are you getting at?
Yes, traveling longer DISTANCE takes more TIME for petesakes. But you think that light has the same SPEED for all observers. A car traveling at 60 m/p/h heading on the same lane head on with another car traveling 60 m/p/h, for an 'observer' watching this accident to happen, the two cars are coming together at 120 m/p/h.
For each of the drivers of the car traveling at 60 m/p/h relative to the highway, are about to crash head on at 120 m/p/h, while relative to a hitchhiker on the Highway, they are both traveling at 60 mph.
Now relative to a car driving 70 m/p/h next to driver A whose traveling 60 m/p/h relative to the highway, driver A is going backwards at 10 mph, and he is coming on up to driver B that's about to hit driver A, at 130 m/p/h.
ALL
speeds are different relative to all observers, except if you're a tree, and every motion around you is traveling exactly at 60 mph, then the TREE IS CONSTANT.
This same relative-to effects are on everything that 'travels'. If something is the same for all observers no matter what direction and what speeds they were traveling at,
then this means it's 'stationary'. Same thing as trying to define the
speed of a building, .. it's stationary, OR
CONSTANT!
My brother, for the love of God, please take a look how dumb the following definition of the speed of light is from
livescience.com
- Einstein's theory of special relativity sets of the
speed of light, 186,000 miles per second (300 million meters per second). ... The
speed of light is
constant, or so textbooks say. But some scientists are exploring the possibility that this cosmic
speed limit changes, a consequence of the nature of the vacuum of space.
- https://www.livescience.com/29111-speed-of-light-not-constant.html
How, .. How can somethings 'speed' be a constant? Look at the synonym for "Standing still"
Synonyms for standing still
- fixed.
- immobile.
- immovable.
- passive.
- stagnant.
- stationary.
- constant.
As I said, light has NO SPEED, and it's like Einstein said; "Light is a constant" AKA standing still/stationary/immovable
What does that have to do with different observers traveling at different speeds, observing cars on the highway let's say all traveling at 60 mph?? Relative to each person, they all travel at different speeds.
Oh yeah, I think you're taken by the
explosion lunacy, right? Where Einstein says: "at 12 noon Globe-time, Professor Hubble called me that he picked up a devastating solar flare from the sun. But the solar flare did not happen yet for the Plutinians. So Einstein sends a message by Morse code signals to the Plotinians
"click, click, cleeek, click" the message:
"Hey Plotinian's, just so you know, nothing really happened with the sun at 12 noon our time, OK? Really I swear on gravity that nothing happened on the sun, .. honest!"
Hubble to Einstein:
"Why didn't you let them know, it could cause them to loose all their data in their interplanetary advanced gravitational-wave computers!?"
Einstein: "Look Hubble, I invented this 'special relativistic' stuff, OK? For the Plutonian's the sun-flare never happened. So why should I make them worry? Let them have fun for the next 5.5 hours. I mean why make someone worry about something that never happened?"
Hubble: "Wow Einstein, you just invented 'time travel'! You're a genius!!"
NASA.gov Headlines:
EINSTEN INVENTS TIME TRAVEL!
lol.
Amazing! So what does this mean in Einsteinian pseudoscience? Is it that; Paper globe earther's lives in the future relative to Plutonian's? If the
speed of light is the same for all observers, then
So if two people travel from L.A. to N.Y. Bill takes the plane and flies (5h 15 min), and Joe walks (912 hrs), are you saying Bill's flying would have taken him into the
future 906 hours and 45 minutes?
Here is Joe when he finally sees Bill: "Bill, how the heck did you travel into the future 906 hours? I wore out 6 pairs of walking shoes, spent over $500 on food, $480 on shoes, and your shoes still looks brand new!? And I feel 10 years older after this long walk, while you look so young!"
Bill:
"I'm a cosmologist, and learned how Einstein's special relativistic effect work. I took the plane knowing what Einstein taught, that; 'the faster you go, time slows down. So by flying at 500 m/p/h, I saved 906 hours of time, while you walked at a slow pace of 3-5 m/p/h your time went much faster."
Thank God I did not have much public education, or I too would believe in this nonsense!!
Light has no speed, it's a CONSTANT standing still, instant, see above.
