On Dec 16, 11:17*am, Double-A wrote:
On Dec 16, 11:12*am, BradGuth wrote:



On Dec 16, 10:56*am, Double-A wrote:

On Dec 15, 11:28*pm, "Darla" wrote:

"jughead" wrote in message

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On Dec 15, 6:17 am, "HVAC" wrote:

Stop thinking of gravity as a force. *It's an effect.

Agreed. So what is the actual, literal mechanism *causing* the
effect?

General Relativity very eloquently describes the effects, but remains
mute on the causal mechanism itself (and it ain't 'particle-
antiparticle pairs' popping into and out of "nothing").

oc

In a sense this is correct.
Quarks are not quite particles in a similar sense to the thinking that
viruses are not quite living things.

In the case of quarks, they comprise particles.
Gravitation is caused by the quark-antiquark pairs that are in essence the
"missing link" between energy and matter.

And just because gravitation, as described by Einstein, is the "effect" of
space's reaction to matter, this is not meant to construe that gravitation
is not a force.

Of course we might digress to philosophically ponder what the term
"force" really means.

Gravitation is both the weakest and the most powerful force in the universe
depending upon the material level of its application, i.e., the density of
the matter to which space is reacting.

So true! *So true.

Double-A

Also so very terrestrial, as in how many thousand times has that been
postulated and further nailed by known physics.

Ask Darla; what makes a quark, or what's inside of a quark?

How about asking Darla how we can make/create or assemble new atoms
from scratch?

*~ BG-

I am more interested in what is emitted when quark anti-quark pairs
annihilate.

Double-A

So is everyone at or associated with the LHC. You're still Darla '0'
and the rest of us terrestrials '1'.

Your typical obfuscation and denial is noted, so next time please try
to be more ET/sean worthy, at least your pretending is always more fun
for those of us without a functioning brain.

Even William Mook would make a good sean minion, whereas sharing
terrestrial physics and science as though it is only understood by
those of his kind is pretty much all we get, no matters what.
However, at least our William Mook has contributed alternative
solutions that seem technically doable as long as they're always
public funded and whatever investments or returns on such are never
taxed, so that the rich and powerful (like yourselves) only get richer
and more powerful.

~ BG