Re: For Seto: Theories incompatible with relativity

["G. L. Bradford" <glbrad01@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
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> G. L. Bradford wrote:
>
>>
>>   Greene addresses one and only one traveler and traveler's clock. The 
>> limitations of the speed of light create a minimum of two travelers and 
>> two traveler's clocks, the real traveler and clock, and the virtual 
>> traveler and clock.
>
>   And what makes one traveler "real" and one traveler "virtual" in your
>   opinion?

  The way light transmission of information to observers, regarding time, 
works of course:

Src(t0)................................|Obs(t0)|
Src(t1)>(t0)>......................|Obs(t1)|
Src(t2)>(t1)>(t0)>..............|Obs(t2)|
Src(t3)>(t2)>(t1)>(t0)>......|Obs(t3)|
Src(t4)>(t3)>(t2)>(t1)>|(t0)Obs(t4)|

(Src-real(t4)..........................|Src-virt(t0)Obs-real(t4)|)

  Or far better, far more like it, in my view:

Src(t0).....................................|Obs(t0)|
Src(t0)>(-t1)>.........................|Obs(t0)|
Src(t0)>(-t1)>(-t2)>................|Obs(t0)|
Src(t0)>(-t1)>(-t2)>(-t3)>.......|Obs(t0)|
Src(t0)>(-t1)>(-t2)>)-t3)>|(-t4)Obs(t0)|

  It would stretch out (in between) for traveling sources going aways from 
observers.

  It would squeeze (in between) for traveling sources oncoming to observers.

  Remember that time stops (t = 0) at the speed of light.

GLB