@martinies,
martinies wrote:
Krump thats just it we as observers know the mirror is always stationary to c the speed of the photon that is is hitting it.
The mirror is NOT always stationary. For example we have large telescopes that use large mirrors. Well the Earth is NOT stationary, it is being drug along by the galaxy and the galaxy is moving through space at over 400,000 m/s. So NO this mirror is NOT stationary.
martinies wrote:
Its our awareness that then is nonmoving and therefor nonlocal to the event in progress our awareness is as stationary as any mirror in any frame of ref. Mirrors and radios are always stationary in any ref frame to c. It strikes mee some on this forum would not know what a frame of ref is let alone what c means in respect to that. We are brothers in the respect krump that we know. Ha.
Actually I would not go out on a limb here to say, you have no clue what you are talking about.
martinies wrote:
Mirrors and radios are always stationary in any ref frame to c
This is simply not the case. You can't have a velocity for c and at the same time suggest all objects relative to a photon must therefore be stationary in it's frame of reference while it is at c.
All you have to do to determine this, is figure out how much an object moves within the time frame. To say it doesn't is just plain absurd. It moves but probably very little compared.
Also if things did not move then there would have been no way to determine the speed of light.
Fizeau's 1850 experiment wouldn't have been able to taken place if all objects are stationary in a photons reference frame.
Let me explain why. The experiment used a gear with slits in it. The gear was spun at certain speeds. Well the light from the source would need to pass through the slit, bounce off a mirror and come straight back however; the gear was spinning and therefore might not make it back through a second slit.
If all objects are stationary in the reference frame of a photon while at c then the gear should not be moving yet how is it that some photons make it through one slit but not the second slit? The gear should not be moving yet it is. Just very slowly compared.
So in conclusion. You have no clue what you are talking so can we kill this whole non-local, local c bullshit please?