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There are four units of physics that are undefined units; meters, seconds, kilograms, degrees of temperature. Both kilograms and degrees of temperature, the Kelvin temperature scale for example,...
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It is accepted that length-contraction is real. I argue that there is empirical evidence for its correctness. I deny that the property of time dilates. The Lorentz transforms for time-dilation and...
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The purpose of posing this question is to reveal that physicists do not know what mass is. My position is that mass could have been and should have been a defined property. To this day it remains...
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Both the property of temperature and its units of degrees Kelvin are each indefinable. It is the units that represent temperature in physics equations. Those units are not derived from the units...
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My previous question: 'What is temperature?' was not answered correctly by physicists. (A correct answer will necessarily be accompanied by defined units. As long as the units, degrees Kelvin, of...
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