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Let us examine our solar system for clues as to
whether there is Dirac's multiplicative creation. If Dirac's multiplicative creation is true then the satellites of planets would be tugged away from those parent planets and sent into a path towards the Sun. If Dirac's multiplicative creation is false, then the probability of a satellite being swallowed by the parent planet is rather a high probability considering tidal friction. So if we look at our Solar System and ask whether any satellite is in danger of being swallowed by parent planet we must conclude none are in that danger. In fact, every satellite, even Io of Jupiter is receding away from its parent planet. So if Dirac's Multiplicative-Creation is true, then there should be no evidence of a spiralling inward orbit of a satellite that is heading for a swallowing by its parent planet. And there is none in our Solar System. About the only swallowing candidate is Mercury by the Sun. And that is in agreement with the Multiplicative-Creation, that the tug of the Sun should be the dominant tug in our solar system. And the first planet to be lost to the Sun is going to be Mercury. And that a future time of billions years hence, that our solar system will have just two objects, the Sun and Jupiter about to become a twin star to the Sun. There is nothing in mainstream physics or astronomy to account for the reason that no satellite is spiralling inwards to be swallowed by its parent planet. And mainstream physics should have accounted for this assailant fact and observation. It does not prove Dirac's multiplicative creation but it surely supports it in a drastic measure. If Dirac's multiplicative-creation was false, then we should expect half the satellites in our solar system to be ramping up for a collision with their parent planet. We see none of this. In fact, even the worst satellites as to a parent planet tug-- Io of Jupiter, that its orbit is receding to that of Jupiter. This indicates that the overall forces going on in our Solar System is the Multiplicative Creation which has all the orbits of planets and satellites tugged in the direction of the Sun. Sometimes in science the most obvious of facts about the world we live in are grossly ignored. Since Kepler and Galileo and Newton there must have been thousands of scientists who asked themselves, why no satellites spiralling into their parent planet? And ever since Newton of 1687, noone has answered that question or pondered the question in broad daylight-- why no satellites swallowed by parent planets? The answer is that Dirac's multiplicative-creation is ongoing and drives all satellites away from their parent planet. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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On Jul 28, 1:55*am, Archimedes Plutonium
wrote: Let us examine our solar system for clues as to whether there is Dirac's multiplicative creation. If Dirac's multiplicative creation is true then the satellites of planets would be tugged away from those parent planets and sent into a path towards the Sun. If Dirac's multiplicative creation is false, then the probability of a satellite being swallowed by the parent planet is rather a high probability considering tidal friction. So if we look at our Solar System and ask whether any satellite is in danger of being swallowed by parent planet we must conclude none are in that danger. In fact, every satellite, even Io of Jupiter is receding away from its parent planet. So if Dirac's Multiplicative-Creation is true, then there should be no evidence of a spiralling inward orbit of a satellite that is heading for a swallowing by its parent planet. And there is none in our Solar System. About the only swallowing candidate is Mercury by the Sun. And that is in agreement with the Multiplicative-Creation, that the tug of the Sun should be the dominant tug in our solar system. And the first planet to be lost to the Sun is going to be Mercury. And that a future time of billions years hence, that our solar system will have just two objects, the Sun and Jupiter about to become a twin star to the Sun. There is nothing in mainstream physics or astronomy to account for the reason that no satellite is spiralling inwards to be swallowed by its parent planet. And mainstream physics should have accounted for this assailant fact and observation. It does not prove Dirac's multiplicative creation but it surely supports it in a drastic measure. If Dirac's multiplicative-creation was false, then we should expect half the satellites in our solar system to be ramping up for a collision with their parent planet. We see none of this. In fact, even the worst satellites as to a parent planet tug-- Io of Jupiter, that its orbit is receding to that of Jupiter. This indicates that the overall forces going on in our Solar System is the Multiplicative Creation which has all the orbits of planets and satellites tugged in the direction of the Sun. Sometimes in science the most obvious of facts about the world we live in are grossly ignored. Since Kepler and Galileo and Newton there must have been thousands of scientists who asked themselves, why no satellites spiralling into their parent planet? And ever since Newton of 1687, noone has answered that question or pondered the question in broad daylight-- why no satellites swallowed by parent planets? The answer is that Dirac's multiplicative-creation is ongoing and drives all satellites away from their parent planet. Archimedes Plutoniumwww.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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![]() --- quoting from Wikipedia on the precession of Mercury perihelion--- Sources of the precession of perihelion for Mercury Amount (arcsec/century) Cause 5025.6 Coordinate (due to the precession of the equinoxes) 531.4 Gravitational tugs of the other planets 0.0254 Oblateness of the Sun (quadrupole moment) 42.98±0.04 General relativity 5600.0 Total 5599.7 Observed --- end quoting Wikipedia --- Funny how scientists of the past century were able to knock themselves out and over on the components of Mercury precession of perihelion, but when it came time to analyze the components of a 3.8 cm/year Moon recession from Earth, it was left untouched as a monolith of just tidal friction and no word about Dirac's multiplicative-creation. In the Atom Totality theory there is no need or room for General Relativity which becomes nothing but the Dirac ocean of positrons as Space itself. So gravity is the attraction, albeit weak attraction, of the positron Space upon the ordinary matter of Space (which happens to be electron matter of Atom Totality). So you see, a positron attracts a electron because they are opposite in sign and thus gravity is this EM attraction of space itself with the matter in that space. So if we dispense of GR as not needed, then how do we explain the precession of Mercury perihelion? Well, I wonder if the units of measure of the above of 42.98±0.04 is of the same order of magnitude as 2 cm/year recession of Mercury towards the Sun? In other words, I replace arcs of precession with that of distance of recession due to multiplicative-creation. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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