Radwan M. Kassir
Abstract
An original thought experiment “interlinking” time between relatively moving frames through belt drive clocks offers concrete evidence on the unviability of the time dilation predicted by the Special Relativity. It also shows that the Special Relativity length contraction gives contradictory time results.
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An original thought experiment “interlinking” time between relatively moving frames through belt drive clocks offers concrete evidence on the unviability of the time dilation predicted by the Special Relativity. It also shows that the Special Relativity length contraction gives contradictory time results.
Key concepts: Time dilation, Length contraction, Special relativity, Theory of relativity, Gravitational time dilation, Twin paradox, Theoretical physics, Contraction (grammar)