05Z3Diameter

SR diameter decreases;
GR diameter increases

The gravity defense also fails because the expansion of space is not synonymous with the curvature

space or space-time

(i.e., gravity). Flat space-time is

gravity-free

but not

inflation-free

. In ‘flat space-

time,’

the expansion of space is synonymous

with an increase in distance between objects and is as

much a

part of SR theory as a decrease in distance. The fact that we

are talking about flat space does

not mean

that a circle cannot increase in size. Therefore, relativists may argue that you

cannot bring

gravity into

the picture to challenge SR contraction. They may not argue that you cannot introduce

objections

having to do with distance.

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Why God Doesn't Exist

Again, I have another punch line. I lost count. Maybe it’s the third or fourth. The mathematical

physicists

regard a photon to

be an elementary particle.

the photon is the elementary particle responsible for electromagnetic

phenomena.

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]

This means that from a conceptual point of

view, it is not made of tinier material.

" In particle physics, an elementary particle or fundamental particle is a

particle not known to have substructure; that is, it is not known to be

made up of smaller particles."

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]

his doesn't mean that the mathematicians know for sure that the alleged photon is made of smaller

components. The

scientific method merely requires the prosecutor to use his terms consistently. If for

the purposes of Mathematical Physics,

the mathematicians define the term

elementary particle

indivisible and they allege that the photon is one such particle,

they cannot change these definitions to

accommodate their theories.

he stretching of the

photon implies exactly the contrary: that

it is made of tinier components

Mathematical Physics

has so

many contradictions that we may

yet discover the true meaning of the

word

infinite.

Thus, p

ursuant to their own assumptions, relativists cannot

determine whether the lengths or

distances

expand or contract

at any speed in Special Relativity

because the Lorentz-Fitzgerald

equation makes

no provision for GR inflation. If a boy travels

at near-c

from Galaxy A to Galaxy B, SR

predicts that an

observer located in stationary Galaxy C will measure a

decrease in the

distance from

the boy to Galaxy

B. GR, on the other hand, predicts that because of

inflation, the observer will

measure an

increase in the

same distance

(

Fig. 2

)

. Which is it going to be

and by how much?

Fig. 1

SR is gravity-free, but not inflation-free

SR predicts that the diameter of a sphere will
shrink if it travels at near-c. GR predicts that
the same volume of space will expand due
to inflation. So which is it?

Bill

SR
Bill

GR
Bill

Fig. 2 Increase or decrease?

According to SR, the distance between the traveler and Galaxy B decreases
the faster he goes. According to GR, the distance between Galaxies A and B
ncreases due to cosmic inflation. A photon is also stretched by this spatial
expansion. This photon-stretching version contradicts the explanation
general relativists give for Olbers’ Paradox, which holds that the reason
photons from stars don’t reach us has to do with the fact that space
increases between us and the photons. If the photon stretcheslike a
rubber band together with space, the light from all the stars should be
upon us, and the official explanation for Olbers’ Paradox is absolute bunk!
The reader should also factor in that the mechanics claim that we have
photons going from atom to atom within our bodies! If photons stretch,
so should our bodies! You should be exploding as we speak!