Many people pointed out the mathematical mistakes in the Lorentz transformation. And, these mistakes have neglected by relativists. However, I think, my work clearly show that the Lorentz transformation just is a faked story. Please see:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313822831_Contradiction_between_invariance_of_speed_of_light_and_Lorentz_transformation
In the moving system, the time become slower and the length along the x’ axis become shorten, but the length long the y’ and z’ axis have not varied. Therefore, it is undoubted, the speed of light along y’ and z’ axes is larger than c. As the velocity of the moving system is infinitely approaching to c, the speed of light along the y’ and z’ axes is infinitely large.
It is very interesting, as the velocity of the moving system is infinitely approaching to c, not only the speed of light along the y’ and z’ axes is infinitely large, but also the speeds of all other bodies along the y’ and z’ axes are infinitely large.
Working Paper Contradiction between invariance of speed of light and Loren...
At particle level or quantum level, we always have Heinsenberg incertitude where measuring speed and position of very small object creates a judge and party or catch 22 situation. The fundamental metrology issue with all these photons (light) which are used for 2 purposes: namely (1) estimate their speed but also (2) serving as clock or time reference. As long as we'll have not another technology to measure the speed of photons, the topic is tricky.
We cannot have proper measurement of small photon speed where the very same photon stream is used a clock reference. Self-clocking or self-measuring speed is the major problem which will be only solved by another clock technology along with photon sensor technology to avoid a loop-hole lab test measurement situation.
Dear Yin Zhu, It will be very interesting to follow all the results, testing and conclusions gained by the Chinese Quantum Science satellite launched recently
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2016/aug/16/china-launches-world-s-first-quantum-science-satellite
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