Francis X Roarty wrote; "Mainstream has no issue with relativistic contraction 
and dilation at near C ...at what "ALWAYS" appears locally to be the speed of 
light since the local observer is unaware of the dilation or contraction as he 
approaches C." Is this just an issue of taking things for granted because it IS 
the mainstream thought? At half the speed of light the time dilation  noted by 
T(motion) = T(stationary)/[sq rt(1-(v/c)^2)] therefore T(motion) = T 
(stationary)/sq rt(3/4) or a 15.5% time dilation in movement compared to the 
stationary one. If two radio stations @ 200,000 hz are made to separate in 
space at velocity C/2 the non relativistic doppler effect will show each 
station now recieving 100,000 hz. If we view one of the radio stations as being 
the stationary one and apply the time dilation to the moving stations reception 
the 100,000 hz would appear 15.5% greater at 115,500 hz. (100,000 cycles in 
.866 sec = 115,473 hz. ) The amount of time dilation does not appear to 
neutralize the non relativistic doppler effect. If this were to occur the 
200,000 hz could send and receive with no Doppler effect, and a broadcast of 
200,000 hz would be received at that frequency, despite the relative movements 
in space, with time distortion made as the consequence of experimental 
observations.  Why should the relativistic doppler effect even exist in the 
first place if all observers see the same value of C due to the change in the 
observers time frame? 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativistic_Doppler_effectNow also consider if 
the moving radio station broadcasts it's 200,000 hz signal using the compressed 
time reference to the stationary one.  THE 200,000 cycles/sec emitted in a  
single compressed second does not have the same  amount of cycles received as 
reception when compared to stationary cycles per second for the simple fact 
that we have now proposed to use the compressed second as the measuring stick, 
instead of the stationary one made on first enquiree. Using the original 
200,000 oscillations as a single pulse of one compressed second we find that 
these same oscillations are now spread across 1.15  seconds of stationary 
reception, BEFORE the Doppler effects themselves half that value making it 
100,000 cycles per sec.  Having seen the truth that we cannot simply compare 
seconds of both systems and form a ratio we find that the stationary system in 
one second of IT'S time frame  will receive only 1/1.15 or 86.95% of the total 
waves emitted from the compressed time source or 86,950 hz.  Note ALSO that 
these GAIN (115,500 hz/LOSS 86,950 hz) ratios are non symmetrical from the 
median 100,000 hz predicted by conventional Doppler effect. The same thing 
happens in the mutual inductance effects of interphasal multi timed sources(3 & 
6 phase), and unlike a single source where what goes up equally goes down in 
making opposite mutual inductances; what goes up does not go down by an equal 
amount on account of the phase rotation in time, which can be viewed as a sort 
of magnetic ether wind. Those winds even counter rotate on planes during 
(multiple phased) air core extractions of transformations.  I submit that the 
Doppler effects are symmetrical, but the time distortion effects are NOT, and 
that a confusion as to what relativity involves has taken place.  This is noted 
in the following reply to 
http://www.e-catworld.com/2016/02/28/rossi-e-cat-x-can-produce-electricity-and-no-heat/#comment-2547399970
      
teslafy  DrD • 2 months ago  We already have a method of harnessing time 
dilation via "localized relativistic effects" http://reactive-input.beforeit... 
      
DrD  teslafy • 2 months ago  Some one there clearly doesn't understand special 
relativity. Time contraction is symetrical, as hard as that is to grasp. So 
both the supposed stationary observer and the supposed moving observer will see 
the others time contracted. Yes, it's only special, not general relativity in 
operation. The entire article is based on a missundertanding.       
Thus I state the misunderstanding itself  is at hand  for examination; and also 
that a bird in the hand is better then two in the bush! Sincerely HDN           
                         Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances 
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/ 

    On Thursday, April 21, 2016 9:48 AM, "Roarty, Francis X" 
<[email protected]> wrote:
 

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Axil, I agree but think some engineering is required to avoid cancellation of 
spatial forces, all the anomalous regions are unlikely to favor one spatial 
axis over another without some organized self assembly, otherwise it  which 
would mostly cancel out or in the case of the EM drive, need geometrical 
constraints to force a bias. I do however think a raw reactor could very easily 
demonstrate variable drag on the ether when placed on a beam balance and 
weights are thrown into the opposing scale, IMHO a battery operated “on”  
reactor in the scale basket would delay the balancing action compared to an 
“off” reactor in the same basket. This would also give a better reading on how 
much traction is available before we try to focus it in any specific direction 
to unbalance normal reactionary forces. Just occurred to me but an “on” raw 
reactor in space should actually cause orbital decay as the ship is now linked 
to regions in a different inertial frame creating friction to normal 
displacement – the EM drive may create push using microwave energy but I think 
reactors are basically an energy capture system and as such oppose the natural 
flow of VP and unless we reverse the design away from OU and intentionally over 
drive them in some manner will always act more like ether brakes than ether 
drives. Fran    From: Axil Axil [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2016 11:44 PM
To: vortex-l <[email protected]>
Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [Vo]:Has the 'impossible' EM drive being tested by NASA 
finally been explained? | Examiner.com    Here is the reference that explains 
the justification for this statement:    "Unruh radiation is the same as 
Hawking radiation by the equivalence principle."    Hawking radiation, Unruh 
radiation and the equivalence principle    http://arxiv.org/abs/1102.5564       
   On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 11:34 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: 
Assuming the radiation emitted by a LENR reactor is hawking radiation, it might 
be possible that the LENR reactor will accelerate in its frame of reference 
because it changes the nature of the vacuum in its frame of reference relative 
to the inertial frame of the universe. Hawking radiation makes virtual 
particles into real particles.    Simply stated, if acceleration produces Unruh 
 radiation then Hawking radiation will produce acceleration, if Unruh radiation 
is the same as Hawking radiation by the equivalence principle.    A LENR 
reactor in space will produce a reactionless drive.    On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 
10:24 PM, Jack Cole <[email protected]> wrote: 
http://www.examiner.com/article/has-the-impossible-em-drive-being-tested-by-nasa-finally-been-explained
 
   
   

  

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