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Measuring Equipments?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Nameless. on August 26, 1998 04:00:06 UTC |
We use radiowave-measuring systems. A is star. B is antenna. C is moving thing, that 'radiowave'. A.----------------------B. A, send C, or make and send C. A. -------------C-------B. C goes speed D. B see C. B measure at, C has some D. How B can calculate, what is it distance to A? If measured D at point B, is constant speed; then A dont 'make' C, because D is constant. If A make C, then D at point A is 0. How B can calculate, what is it distance to A. It cannot using only D, speed(km/s). Km/s cannot exist without km, it need km, and we dont know that km. B cannot know, what is it distance to A. - Only using C:s speed(D). How B can know, what is it distance to A? 1. C must have with in 'km-measuring equipment'. 2. Need E, and E can measure distance, A to B. B is located at earth. B can be E, other (B). B can be Earth, to our equipments. Not anything else. B looks always A and other(B). But. Because B see A and other(B), like A, we come back start. B cannot measure distance to A,(or other(B), only by measuring C-speed(D). . A. Is star, galaxy, sun, etc. B. Is earth or near(radiowave-antenna.) (B).Is star, galaxy, moon, etc. C. Is Radiowave, light, etc. Moving object. D. Is speed at this moving object. E. Is other (B). How do we can measure planets distances at space? What is maximum ball-size, what we can measure at our measuring equipments? B is center of that ball. Mmmmm.?. Wondering?
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