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vacuum-mechanics · 10-05-2005, 03:53 AM

Dear GUILLE and friends,

Thanks for so many interesting comments from friends to the topic “Could we derive relativistic Doppler Effect for sound wave?”, actually it is a consequence of the mentioned article “Completed Einstein special theory of relativity”. And let I answer to GUILLE first post (1543) as follow.

-According to my concept there are only two type of physical entities; energy (in the form of the mechanism of vacuum medium) and matters (which are composing of electron proton and neutron). The appearance of the first type is gravity, all electromagnetic phenomena and all kinds of what we now understood as energy. The second type is all kind of matters; solid, liquid and gas. So you are right (according to my concept) if your answer is “yes’! - That is all kind of energy does have relativistic Doppler Effect, and all fluid substances too. And you are also right if your answer is “no” – that is all kind of solids has no relativistic Doppler Effect. Is it OK?

Sincerely yours,

Nimt Th.

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vacuum-mechanics Green Belt Status: Offline Posts: 61 Thanks Given: 2 Thanked 13x in 10 Posts Join Date: May 2004 Rep Power: 17	10-05-2005, 03:53 AM Dear GUILLE and friends, Thanks for so many interesting comments from friends to the topic “Could we derive relativistic Doppler Effect for sound wave?”, actually it is a consequence of the mentioned article “Completed Einstein special theory of relativity”. And let I answer to GUILLE first post (1543) as follow. -According to my concept there are only two type of physical entities; energy (in the form of the mechanism of vacuum medium) and matters (which are composing of electron proton and neutron). The appearance of the first type is gravity, all electromagnetic phenomena and all kinds of what we now understood as energy. The second type is all kind of matters; solid, liquid and gas. So you are right (according to my concept) if your answer is “yes’! - That is all kind of energy does have relativistic Doppler Effect, and all fluid substances too. And you are also right if your answer is “no” – that is all kind of solids has no relativistic Doppler Effect. Is it OK? Sincerely yours, Nimt Th.