On Mar 29, 5:42 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
It is safe to say "Where there is agravitonthere is also gravity." I
like the paper(posted it many times) that Scherk,and Schwartz came up
with.in 1972 That in quantum gravity the aggravation is massless and
has spin 2 That is by the way twice as fast as photon's spin. My spin
is in theory tells that spin 2 makes thegravitonvery heavy(high
inertia),and that can explain a lot of the mysteries of thegraviton
Bert

Then by all means, 2c it is (600,000 km/s = graviton rate of spin)

? Graviton Energy or GE=M2C2 ?

BTW, you haven't bothered to offer your best swag to the given
population of gravitons/m3, say as found within the Earth-moon L1 =
Xe??? number of those pesky gravitons/m3. There's roughly 2e20 N
worth of mutual gravity/tidal force of those Newtons to cope with, so
are we talking of 2e120 gravitons/m3/sec, or what number of gravitons?

In other friendly words of my somewhat dyslexic encrypted wisdom, how
many of those quantum string like gravitons/m3/Newton force of 102
grams/sec of mutual attraction are we talking about? (I'll assume it's
a whole lot more than a count of one graviton/m3)
.. - Brad Guth