3. The Relativity Problem of Space-Time Metric and the Expression of Complete Transformation Relation
The measure of spacetime is relative; In other words, under different physical conditions, the measurement of spacetime is different. At present, human's measurement of physical events is always based on a physical event with a relatively constant physical law as the standard, and other physical events are compared and measured and described.
For example, to measure the physical quantity of time one second, the fixed value of the hyfine energy level transition frequency of the ground state of cesium 133 atom is 9192631770Hz to define the second. When the speed of light c in vacuum is expressed in m/s, the fixed value 299792458 is selected to define the meter. That is, the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 second(one 299,792,458 of a second) is one meter. However, in fact, the hyperfine transition frequency of the ground state of cesium 133 atom is variable in different physical environments, resulting in a variable metric of one second of time. As a result, the metric value of the spatial scale is also variable.
In different physical environments, the physical law of the corresponding transformation relationship of the space-time physical measurement values is expressed mathematically, that is, the so-called space-time transformation effect relationship. This requires first establishing a benchmark clock as the standard value of time measurement, it is necessary to consider the physical environment parameters of this benchmark clock, and at the same time consider the difference between the physical environment parameters of the object clock.
Based on the principle of relativity, special relativity completely ignores the physical environment parameters of the benchmark clock, and only describes its space-time transformation relationship by the relative difference between it and the physical environment parameters of the object clock. This makes the theory of relativity, in a strictly theoretical sense, there can be no anisotropy of space-time. In the case of Earth, according to special relativity, clocks of the same physical precision, although the clocks move in different directions and at different latitudes on Earth, the clock keeps time the same way. If the principle of relativity is true, then the above conclusion will also be true.
However, the Hafele-Keating experiment clearly demonstrated that Earth's physical space-time objectively exists in anisotropy. That is, clocks of the same physical precision, because the clocks move in different directions and at different latitudes on Earth, when other relative physical parameters are exactly the same, the timeing of the clock is not the same [
3]. This is enough to prove that there is something seriously wrong with special relativity; The fundamental reason is that the space concept of relativity and the reference system theory are wrong, and the relativity theory thinks that space and the reference system are completely relative is wrong, which also means that the relativity principle is wrong. On the basis of sufficient objective physical experiments and demonstration of physical phenomena, the author puts forward the concept of absolute airspace and its local absolute stationary reference system.
Under the concept of absolute airspace and its local absolute stationary reference system, is there a local absolute space-time metric? According to the formula (05) in this paper, if t is assumed to be the local absolute space-time metric timing in absolute airspace; Then, only under the premise of dTn/dt=1, can the local absolute space-time metric time clock under this absolute airspace be obtained. In other words, van2/c2 must be equal to 0 and vn2/c2 must be equal to 0. Because most of the stars(planets) have spin, and their absolute airspace is local; This means that in objective physical fact, it is impossible to obtain a timekeeping clock with a local absolute measure of time. That is, it is impossible to have a clock that is at an infinite distance from the star's(planet's) center of mass and a local absolute rest in the absolute airspace reference system.
For example, in the absolute airspace of the Earth, to obtain an absolutely stationary clock, it must move in the opposite direction of the Earth's spin (or set the clock at the poles of the Earth's rotation axis); At this point, the absolute speed of this clock in the Earth's absolute airspace reference system is zero. At the same time, it must be infinitely distant from the Earth's center of mass; It can't have the Earth's gravitational pull on the clock, and it can't keep its distance from the Earth's center of mass constant. It will be affected by the gravity of other stars(planets) and do the corresponding motion, and enter the absolute airspace control of other stars(planets). Therefore, this so-called absolute time standard clock within the absolute airspace of the Earth (or stars, planets) cannot exist in objective reality.
The so-called coordinate time of the event is actually the time of the earth's rotation once according to the latitude coordinates of the earth to distinguish, there is an artificial setting premise. Its essential premise should be to use some clock (or set of clocks) stationary on the Earth's surface as a common benchmark for timekeeping. However, clocks stationary on the different Earth's surface have different local absolute velocities and different distances from the Earth's center of mass under the absolute spatial reference system of the Earth. In the absolute airspace reference system, we must consider the different the local absolute velocity of the benchmark clock and the distance from the center of mass of the star(or planet).
Suppose it is accepted that a clock located somewhere on the Earth is the benchmark clock, and its time is t
0; Its absolute velocity in the Earth's absolute airspace reference frame is v
0; Its distance from the Earth's center of mass is R
0; The absolute airspace limit velocity of the earth at R0 is v
a0. t is the assumed absolute airspace absolute timing time (assumed only for ease of conversion and objectively does not exist). According to formula (05), there is:
Set the time of other object clocks to t
n; Its absolute velocity in the Earth's absolute airspace reference frame is v
n; Its distance from the Earth's center of mass is R
n; The limiting velocity of the Earth's absolute airspace at R
n is v
an. There is:
Formula (09) is a complete expression of the time transformation effect based on the absolute airspace reference system.