Bob Cain writes:

Randy Yates wrote:

Proof by assertion?

Sorry, Randy. I see nothing but proof by assertion from the
supporters of "Doppler distortion." It shouldn't be incumbent on
those that observe that no predictive theory exists to prove why it
doesn't, although I've been trying, it should be incumbent on those
claiming that it exists to produce the predictive theory. Have at it.
This isn't string theory. If it's there, a precise model should
almost fall out by inspection.

If by "predictive theory" you mean a theory by which this phenomenom
can be predicted, then I must ask if you are blind. I have stated it
several times in several different ways. I have cited a reference for
it (Halliday and Resnick). I am assuming you are familiar with the
theory. Is that assumption invalid? Do you want a rehashing of the
theory of the Doppler effect? Do you want me to transcribe my Physics
text into a usenet news article for you so you don't have to go to the
library and check one out?
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