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Technology, Science & Alt Science / The effect of Solar Gravitational Potential on the GNSS
« on: June 16, 2020, 01:25:05 AM »
Sandokhan is continually posting irrelevant material in the thread: "Super sensitive and hopefully cheap Ring Gyro on a chip".
This thread has been opened in case he wishes to continue.
You claim this:
As the say, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." Here's something from the real world of surveying.
CONTROL SURVEYING - MEETING POSITIONAL ACCURACY STANDARDS by Jesse Kozlowski
If the "midnight problem is UNSOLVED" was really correct the GNSS could not operating to the specified accuracy and these geodetic surveyors would certainly know about it.
But you, on the other hand, do openly claim to be smarter than all the physicists, astronomers and other scientists who disagree with you.
There seems a trace of hypocrisy here!
This thread has been opened in case he wishes to continue.
N. Ashby's statements have been debunked in my previous message.No, whatever you claim, they haven't been debunked.
You claim this:
Quote from: sandokhan
The midnight problem is UNSOLVED, so Ashby cannot claim that the effects are negligible.But you are obviously incorrect because all the GNS Systems, GPS, Galileo, GLONASS and Biedou do work so precisely that geodetic surveyors now is them for accurate location determination.
As the say, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." Here's something from the real world of surveying.
CONTROL SURVEYING - MEETING POSITIONAL ACCURACY STANDARDS by Jesse Kozlowski
Quote from: Jesse Kozlowski
MEETING POSITIONAL ACCURACY STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION & MAPPING PROJECTS INVOLVING 3D LASER SCANNING, MOBILE LIDAR AND UAV MAPPING.
COMBINING GNSS VECTORS, DIGITAL LEVELING OBSERVATIONS AND 3D TOTAL STATION MEASUREMENTS TO ESTABLISH SURVEY CONTROL POINTS & TARGETS.
GEOSPATIAL POSITIONING ACCURACY STANDARDS, PART 2: STANDARDS FOR GEODETIC NETWORKS.
https://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC-standards-projects/accuracy/part2/
If the "midnight problem is UNSOLVED" was really correct the GNSS could not operating to the specified accuracy and these geodetic surveyors would certainly know about it.
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Ronald Hatch explains the glaring error committed by Ashby in using the equivalence principle to deal with the solar gravitational potential:You quote a couple of anti-relativists, Ronald Hatch and Paul Marmet. Of course they are going to oppose relativity!
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Moreover, Ashby is using calculations based on the false TGR, that is why he reaches the wrong conclusions.
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Opposition to Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, and the Big Bang
In his later years Marmet was an outspoken critic of the Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, the theory of relativity, and the Big Bang cosmological model. In 1993 he self-published a book entitled "Absurdities in Modern Physics". He also maintained a web site devoted to his ideas.
His views have not found acceptance within the mainstream scientific community.
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Are you claiming that you are smarter than these distinguished authors?I'm claiming no such thing. I'm just showing that Ronald Hatch and Paul Marmet are confirmed anti-relativists and, as such, can hardly be explain to agree with GRT as used by New is Ashby, Marc Weiss and all the physicists of mainstream science.
But you, on the other hand, do openly claim to be smarter than all the physicists, astronomers and other scientists who disagree with you.
There seems a trace of hypocrisy here!