The special relativity and the fluid.

The Special theory of relativity and theory of ether can be unified in a single theory, if we consider that fluids are relative and relativistic.

Faisal Rahman

Abstract: Air is equivalent to water because Aerodynamics and hydrodynamics have equal from of equation. Air can be transformed into water and so a plane can be thought as a ship.

Air can be compressed to form liquid by means of relativistic effect,. This will cause volume (Length) contraction and mass increase effect in a vessel due to density change.

The void can be thought as fluid and 0 gravity as buoyancy. So space shuttle can be equivalent to a ship.

Relativity of Fluids: To an observer air is equivalent to water because equations of aerodynamics are equivalent to hydrodynamics .

Air =water because Aerodynamics = Hydrodynamics.

For example , The Bernoulli principle can be applied both to the air and the water.

Suppose a fish swimming in a completely invisible fluid ,from a view point of an observer who is in a different frame of reference it can be seen as a fish flying in air.

An air plane flying in air can be seen as a ship swimming in an invisible water from a different frame of reference. Only point is water is denser than air , so the plane can reduce its volume (length) and increase its mass.

It may look something like a flying submarine, I guess.

Relativistic Effect:

Now imagine that a frame full of air, with a plane in it , accelerated near speed of C ,due to the length contraction effect the air will be compressed into liquid. As the density of fluid increases the volume of the plane can be reduced , L=L`.(1-v2-c2)1/2 and the mass can be increased M= m/(1-v2-c2)1/2 , , so the plane now may look like a ship. This explains why the Lorentz transformations would occur ,this happens because fluids are relative.

So due to the relativistic effect a ship can fly in air. This unifies Archimedes principle with Relativity.

The Void:

Imagine a frame with an invisible fluid in it , a body floating inside it can look like a body levitating in an inertial frame in void.

So , Void = Buoyancy.

Then , Space = Ocean.

Therefore, Space shuttle = ship.

The Ether: Assume a frame, with full of void , accelerated near speed C. The space will be compressed to form fluid.

Space + Length contraction effect = Ether.

To an observer travelling in speed C , the distance between the Earth and the moon will be contracted according to beta factor. But this contracted space will become fluid.

How space can change into Mass:

Suppose 2 rocket approaching each other in speed C . Their total velocity is C+C=C. then where the extra velocity will go ? traditional explanation is E=mc2 .

But it can have a different interpretation, Velocity=distance/time. So the kinetic energy can be transformed into Space or distance.

Then we write E= dc2 .

Then again E=mc 2.

So , mc2 =dc2 , the space can become mass, a fluid, namely Ether.

In general relativity:

a fluid solution is an exact solution of the Einstein field equation in which the gravitational field is produced entirely by the mass, momentum, and stress density of a fluid. So mathematically the space can be thought as fluids.

Reference to mythology :

In Mythology there are stories of men who went to the moon aboarding a wooden ship , this may not be all unscientific.

The moon craters can become real seas to a relativistic space traveler.

Conclusion:

This paper shows that theory of relativity can be unified with the theory of Ether. At a relativistic velocity space will become fluid. This change of density causes the length contraction and mass increase effect. This is the theory of the relativistic fluid.

The dialectic between Einstein and Lorentz can be resolved, after all!

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