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Tardyons submit to the space and time scales of luxons, because they consist of
luxons!
The time lapse of all tardyon events is dilated according to the time dilation of the light clock, because tardyons internally do not differ substantially from the light clock. The same mechanism which causes the inclined movement of the luxons and thus for a dilated time lapse, also causes, in the same way, time dilatation of tardyons. Time is the number of "tick-tock-tick" |
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Time dilatation is an effect off the rapid movement. A tardyon can only move faster than another tardyon because its own time is dilated. No tardyon can move faster than the luxons of which it is composed, the movement of which mixes its different speeds. This is a surprisingly simple explanation for the insuperable wall which is the velocity of light! |
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Two events are synchronous, if the light or radio signals they emit reach an
observer, standing in the middle between them, at the same time.
This definition of synchronism obviously is a generalization of the common concept of synchronism, but also bears the procedure used for the synchronization of clocks as a special case. |
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Item 1Tardyons consist of luxons.Item 2There is at least exactly one inertial system in which the velocity of light is constantly 299.792.458 m/s in all directions. This is my condition. From this and from item 1 follows the entire rest of the special theory of relativity.Item 3A velocity cannot serve for the definition of duration and length, because, vice versa, the velocity is defined as
v = s/t .
The propagation of light is used for the definition of space and time scales not because of its constant velocity. But vice versa: The constancy of the velocity of light is a direct consequence of the use of luxons for the definition of space and time scales. Therefore it cannot be the reason for this use. But, if the reason for the use of light for the definition of space and time scales is not the constancy of the velocity of light, what is the reason? Item 4We do not use luxons for the definition of space and time scales because its velocity is constant, but because
t h e r e i s n ' t
a n y t h i n g e l s e ! Tardyons, after all, are only a form of luxons. The scales generated with the help of light have logically to be true for luxons, too. Luxons move according to the rules which were defined with luxons. Tardyons, i.e. the common, solid matter, behaves according to the space and time scales of luxons, because tardyons are luxons and nothing else. Item 5According to the principle of relativity, all laws of nature will have the same form in all inertial systems. No inertial system is superior another inertial system by different laws of nature. There is a simple reason for this in luxon theory.According to the luxon theory, inertial systems which move with velocities below the velocity of light, only start to exist because of the interaction of luxons which link together to form tardyons. The only reason for the existence of different inertial systems is that the impulses of luxons are mixed within the tardyons. The movement of tardyons is completely determined by the law of conservation of impulses and by the luxons moving with the velocity of light. In the luxon theory, there is not any reference point at all, as the absolute space in Newtonian mechanics is. Each movement is related to the movement of luxons, not to a space at rest or a privileged reference system. These reference systems (Inertial systems or tardyons) are related to the movement of luxons, thus to a movement and not to a fixed point at rest. In relation to the luxons, all tardyons (i.e. all inertial systems) are equal: The different movements of the different inertial systems originate in exactly the same thing: They are a mixture of luxon movements. Thus, no inertial system is privileged to any other. (Postulate 1 of STR) |
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