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This image shows a schematic depiction of a clock synchronisation procedure.

The red lines represent world lines in newtonian space and time. In this diagram the red lines represent the world lines of clocks that have a velocity with respect to the luminiferous ether of 2/5 the speed of light.

The yellow lines represent pulses of light (or pulses of any other electromagnetic wave) that are sent back and forth among a group of clocks.

This image is designed to be used together with Image:Synchronisation_procedure01.png

Created: 6 September 2006

Author: Cleonis

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current	16:51, 6 September 2006	256×256 (8 KB)	Cleonis (Talk \| contribs)	(256x256 version of this file)
	16:49, 6 September 2006	1,280×1,280 (20 KB)	Cleonis (Talk \| contribs)	('''Description:'''<br> This image shows a schematic depiction of a clock synchronisation procedure. The red lines represent world lines in newtonian space and time. In this diagram the red lines represent the world lines of clocks that have a velocity wi)