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I learned recently that these - nonlinear standing waves that appear on liquids enclosed by a vibrating receptacle - are known as Faraday waves https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_wave

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If you have a moving clock, it will experience time dilation. Even in deep space. Gamma is speed dependent in special relativity.

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In the scenario I brought up r would either be infinite, or is the same for both clocks, because we're discussing a situation where we're ignoring gravity. It's getting increasingly difficult to think that this is just an oversight on your part. So gamma is 1, from your calculation. There is no bending of light in deep space. And yet we can have time dilation

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Really? What is the phrasing of the document that guarantees you right to free speech here in the US?

But they weren't really related. Right. Tribalism. The initiation into one group is the rejection of the other.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_theorem Searching on shell theorem derivation will yield a number of other results, but they are all going to involve the same basic bits of calculus.

The right of freedom of speech involves the government. This forum isn’t run by any government, so it’s a non-issue. You are visiting a place that belongs to someone else. You are a guest here. Limitations on your speech are well within the authority of those who run this place. And, of course, disagreement in no way infringes on your right, and neither does being held accountable by others for what you say.

Why would the index equal gamma? I’m looking for a physics justification. Not something you’re just making up.

It’s a matter of getting you to follow the rules. Refusing to do so seems combative to me. I don’t see how this relates to time dilation causing anything.

A city of 40k people is rural? And, to iNow’s point, a story about one person can somehow be applied to all? Please do better.

No, it’s not. This is something you made up. Did you ever read rule 2.7? This suggests you have not. members should be able to participate in the discussion without clicking any links or watching any videos. … Attached documents should be for support material only; material for discussion must be posted

Because you listened to a car salesman.

You said time dilation causes the refraction and now you’re saying it’s the other way. And without actually showing where time dilation is involved.

Perhaps she is less shallow than you are, and also cares not a whit what you think about her personal preferences.

And how is that caused by time dilation?

Where are the plates? I though you agreed there are none, in cosmology.

Adding money only solves a problem if you are underfunded - that you can't buy some equipment or there's labor not happening and you can hire people to do it. So yes, if you need flanges and gaskets for your vacuum system because you lack funding, then more money helps. If you need someone to tighten the bolts because you can't fund that job, then adding money helps. Do you have any evidence that this is an actual bottleneck? Adding money can actually slow you down, since you need to figure out what to spend it on. If you're already adequately funded, it won't be obvious what should be on your shopping list. We've had times in my current job where the research ground to a halt because we were handed money (often at the end of the fiscal year, where not spending it runs the risk of future budget cuts) and had to figure out what to spend it on, look at equipment specs, get the required quotes, etc. There are things you shouldn't buy in advance, so "let's buy a spare <whatever>" may not be a good use of money. Some things in research just take time. As the saying goes, it takes 9 months for a woman to make a baby. You can't use 9 women to make a baby in one month.

What does any of this have to do with the Casimir effect?

Well, I disagree, but in any event you need to address objections to your idea. You can’t ignore the fact that your claim that time dilation causes optical deflection fails in the situation I described, which falsifies the hypothesis that it’s caused by time dilation.