Henry thinks frequency is something different to wave arrival rate

[Henry Wilson DSc.]

It can't give light a two-way speed (which only requires one clock)
which it different to c. Light travels at c, regardless of the
relative motion of the source and observer. That is what experiment
shows us. And the one way speed is independent of the speed of the
source. Ballistic theories are totally refuted .. SR never has been.

oh dear. YOu're even more naive than Bodkin.

TRANSLATION: Wizard understands relativity far better than Henry

Yap! Yap! Woof Woof!

The fact that TWLS measurements produce the same value, c, for light
speed is one of the most obvious proofs of BaTh.

It refutes it.

But nobody has performed a TWLS using a moving source.

They have. And verified that the one-way speed from a moving source is the
same as from a stationary one

I wonder why
not .

No you don't, you simply deny the existence of those experiments and keep
posting your nonsense instead.
You're a moron

Yap! Yap! Woof Woof!

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Henry Wilson DSc.

[HG Wilson]

The fact that TWLS measurements produce the same value, c, for light
speed is one of the most obvious proofs of BaTh.

It refutes it.

That comment refutes any suggestion that you possess intelligence.

But nobody has performed a TWLS using a moving source.

They have. And verified that the one-way speed from a moving source is the
same as from a stationary one

How did the results of a TWLS experiment verify anything about OWLS?
....unless, of course light is ballistic...

[Henry Wilson DSc.]

On Tue, 24 Dec 2013 06:47:13 +0000 (UTC), Wizard

How does each photon know what speed it must have when it leaves its
source, so that it will have the same speed as all the other photons
going the same way?

It doesn't need to know. Its a photon. It travels at c.

relative to what?

Whatever you want

Piss off, imbecile. You are too stoopid to talk here. How many times do
you need to have it told? Raus!!

Just ignore him. There's a yapping dog up the road here that's just as
annoying...and probably more intellligent.

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Henry Wilson DSc.

[Bruce Evans]

On Tue, 24 Dec 2013 06:47:13 +0000 (UTC), Wizard

How does each photon know what speed it must have when it leaves its
source, so that it will have the same speed as all the other photons
going the same way?

It doesn't need to know. Its a photon. It travels at c.

relative to what?

Whatever you want

Piss off, imbecile. You are too stoopid to talk here. How many times do you
need to have it told? Raus!!