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Uncle Al wrote in message ...
Sergey Karavashkin wrote: On the web site of the Vasant Corporation http://www.vasantcorporation.com/ advertised here in NG, I just have read, among others, the following thing: Citation: This study also concludes there is a possible link between gravity and electromagnetism that can be exploited to generate antigravity or electrogravity effects. Uncitation I looked this web page through. Frankly speaking, I have a great doubt that one can explain gravitational phenomena. [snip] Gravitation (spin-2 tensor boson, maybe) and electromagnetism (spin-1 vector boson) have never been united. Kaluza-Klein treatments fail. One posits that no treatment that does not include quantum mechanics can succeed - but any treatment that does include quantum mechanics must falsify General Relativity. Pookie pookie. Well then we need a better system that can synthesize GR and QFT. GR is false in that it assumes that the state of the system is exact at any given point. QFT is false in that it assume a kind of background metric to exist. So we need a new theory better than each of these which makes neither of these assumptions. (...Starblade Riven Darksquall...) |
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Uncle Al wrote in message ...
Sergey Karavashkin wrote: On the web site of the Vasant Corporation http://www.vasantcorporation.com/ advertised here in NG, I just have read, among others, the following thing: Citation: This study also concludes there is a possible link between gravity and electromagnetism that can be exploited to generate antigravity or electrogravity effects. Uncitation I looked this web page through. Frankly speaking, I have a great doubt that one can explain gravitational phenomena. [snip] Gravitation (spin-2 tensor boson, maybe) and electromagnetism (spin-1 vector boson) have never been united. Kaluza-Klein treatments fail. One posits that no treatment that does not include quantum mechanics can succeed - but any treatment that does include quantum mechanics must falsify General Relativity. Pookie pookie. First accept my congratulations, Al - you have chemically worked your web site. Now it's not toxic for mammals? ;-) If seriously as to boson gravitation and electromagnetism, some people cannot answer any question to substantiate their statements. Is it worthy for them to make so far-going conclusions, including QM or not? As my experience prompts, the style of communication that they choose is usual for those who are inflated of their ambitions and haven't more weighty arguments than to ennoble the air in the room. ;-) Kind regards, Sergey. |
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