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cur | prevNovember 2021T. Vogel(talk | contribs). . (2,395 bytes)(+300). . (→ Reception: the distinction is sound, the first half is granted, and the citation supports the half nobody asked about. the reply's conclusion, an absolute space, is what the Concord asked for in 1869; it arrives fixed to a spherical Earth, which is not what they asked for at all)(current)
cur | prevJuly 2014a citer(talk | contribs). . (2,095 bytes)(−20) m . . (→ Reception: trimmed. no model of ours is under discussion and none is being defended)
cur | prevJune 2014two respondents(talk | contribs). . (2,115 bytes)(+260). . (→ Reception: taken this way the principle ends in an absolute space, which is the thing it was raised against. also the earth's mass has fallen out of the force the earth exerts)
cur | prevSeptember 2013a citer(talk | contribs). . (1,855 bytes)(+40). . (rv; the abstract says both, and the abstract is the paper's own)
cur | prevAugust 2013a professor of mechanics(talk | contribs). . (1,815 bytes)(−40). . (→ corrected to kinematical. that is the word in the conclusion; the other appears only in the abstract)
cur | prevMarch 2013a citer(talk | contribs). . (1,855 bytes)(+240). . (→ added the paper. it shows the kinematical and dynamical equivalence of the two systems)
cur | prev1949a logician(talk | contribs). . (1,615 bytes)(+130). . (→ Reception: added a rotating universe consistent with the field equations and not with the principle. the two cannot both be kept, and I have no preference between them)
cur | prev1934A. Einstein(talk | contribs). . (1,485 bytes)(−95). . (→ Requirements: struck the principle. it guided the construction and is not in the building)
cur | prev1918A. Einstein(talk | contribs). . (1,580 bytes)(+110). . (→ named the principle after him, being unable to name it after the theory, which does not contain it)
cur | prev1914the Mud Geometer(talk | contribs). . (1,470 bytes)(+60). . (THE WATER GOES UP THE SIDES. I HAVE SEEN IT. NOBODY NEEDS A HEVENS FOR THAT)
cur | prev1885E. Quartz(talk | contribs). . (1,410 bytes)(+90). . (→ Method: an interferometer will settle it. there is one building in America, and I mean to be present at it and to report from the bench)
cur | prev1883E. Mach(talk | contribs). . (1,320 bytes)(+70). . (→ Method: then fix the bucket and turn the heavens instead, and show me the forces absent. I do not say what the result would be. I say that no one has looked)
cur | prev1883E. Mach(talk | contribs). . (1,250 bytes)(+190). . (→ talk: your vessel's sides are too thin to matter. no one is competent to say how the thing would go if they were several leagues thick)
cur | prev1869the Concord(talk | contribs). . (1,060 bytes)(+160). . (→ talk: if the frames are not equivalent then one of them is the true one, and we have been saying for years which. the Earth stands still beneath the aether and the rest of you are moving through it)
cur | prev1866L. Sheen(talk | contribs). . (900 bytes)(+120). . (→ talk: the light is not obliged to arrive from where the body is. until that is settled none of you know which of you is turning)
cur | prev1687I. Newton(talk | contribs). . (780 bytes)(+300). . (→ The bucket: the water climbs the sides whether or not the bucket turns with it. the rise is therefore not relative to the bucket, and I decline to call it relative to nothing)
cur | prev1588Tycho Brahe(talk | contribs). . (480 bytes)(+480). . (created; the Sun about the Earth and the rest about the Sun. it saves every appearance the other saves, and I claim nothing further for it)
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