Re: Experimental verification of the relativity theory

[Pentcho Valev <pvalev@BAS.BG>]

Bob Sciamanda wrote:

> | In 1824, Carnot published essentially
> | the following argument:
> | Heat is an indestructible substance (calorique).
> | Perpetuum mobile (of the first kind) is impossible.
> | Therefore, all reversible machines working between two given
> temperatures
> | have the SAME efficiency. . . .- Pentcho
>
> Although heat as an indestructible substance was part of the "caloric
> fluid theory", it is not crucial to the referenced Carnot argument.

It IS crucial. I would prove this but unfortunately the computer room I am
allowed to work in will close in a a few minutes and will be reopened on  7
May. In the meantime please analyse Carnot argument and if on 7 May you are
still not convinced....

Best regards,
Pentcho