![]() |
|
|
Thread Tools | Display Modes |
#81
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
P.S. to Ody -
This link of Paxton's addresses the mathematical points you've presented. But to qualify his terminology, i hafta wince since he still utilizes the archaic term 'ether'. But he modifies it to "Nether" signifying it as a dynamic fluid and terms it "Mass" (capitalized) vis-a-vis mass. Scroll down to II.D (Inverse square law) http://www.softcom.net/users/greebo/grav.htm oc |
#82
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
In article .com,
"oldcoot" wrote: So (with math mode off momentarily), if gravity is not exactly what it appears to be behaves as, then what is it? I mean, i'm open to hear it. Right until the point where it disagree's with your insane theory, in which case you'll close your ears and go LALALALAL -- "Yes, you're right of course, NB. And they get very useless very quickly. I shall do my best to ignore them, as you wish." Painius |
#83
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
In article .com,
"oldcoot" wrote: 1. A high, fixed value of c. 2. The fact that there is no perceptible upper limit to amplitude of EM radiation. 3. The fact that the behavior of gravity appears to be that of a pressure-driven, accelerating flow into mass, with mass synonymous with flow sink. 3. Wrong 4. The fact that whatever _causes_ gravity has the power to crush massive stars down to the BH state. 5. The 'identical-ness' of all the elements everywhere in the universe, even when out of lightspeed communication on opposite sides of the universe. 6. The fact that the above points demonstrate a universal, hyperpressurized, fluidic 'plemum' rather than a 'void'. 6. wrong Show evidence for your assertions -- "Yes, you're right of course, NB. And they get very useless very quickly. I shall do my best to ignore them, as you wish." Painius |
#84
|
|||
|
|||
![]() P.S. to Ody, Painius et al - Just to reiterate, this is a re-posting of Paxton's treatment of the inverse square law. Being a math hotshot, he demonstrates mathematically what i've been saying over and over (but apparently hasn't registered with anybody yet): The ISL is the product _OF AND ONLY OF_ the *acceleration component* of the flow, not the specific velocity of the flow. Visualizing the flow inbound from deep space, the *acceleration rate* of the flow (aka the "curvature of space") is what's rising exponentially, _NOT_ the velocity of the flow itself at Earth's surface. There is no conflict with the *velocity of inflow* at Earth's surface being equivalent to escape velocity. Notice that Paxton echoes the statement (paraphrasing) that insofar as the ISL relates to gravity, gravity does not "obey" the ISL but creates it. II.D. The Inverse Square Law (ISL) This is a known law for gravity which states that the acceleration that we call gravity varies inversely with the square of the distance from the center of the mass that creates that acceleration. In other words, if we are at an altitude which is twice as far from the center of the earth as the earth's surface, the acceleration due to gravity with be one-fourth as great as it is on the earth's surface. So if the gravity at the earth's surface is 32 feet per second squared and the radius of the earth is 4,000 miles, the gravity at an altitude of 4,000 miles (which is 8,000 miles from the earth's center) will be approximately 8 feet per second squared. In mathematical language, the ISL is ga/ge = re2/ra2 where ga is the gravity at a higher location, ge is the gravity at a lower location, ra is the radius at the same higher location, and re is the radius at the same lower location. On page 14 of Book Two of the series Behind Light's Illusion is the equation g = v2/2r, where "g" is gravity. We may use this eqation because it is derived for nether purposes, is derived correctly, and is the same one known for escape velocity. Therefore, we may substitute va2/2ra for ga in the ISL equation and ve2/2re for ge, and simplify. The result, va/ve = re1/2/ra1/2, shows that v is indeed proportional to r-1/2. Therefore, the fact that each level of incoming nether is an energy level is, very likely, the reason for the ISL. The inverse square law, like all laws of science, is not a reason explaining why something works. It is merely a statement of the consequences of something working. ANY VALID GRAVITY THEORY MUST SHOW THAT THE GRAVITY IT THEORIZES ACTUALLY CREATES THE INVERSE SQUARE LAW. The line of reasoning shown above provides a gravity that perfectly creates the inverse square law. (Emphasis added) ************************ And as stated previously in the 'Dark Matter' thread, gravity is not constrained to "obey" that which it creates in the first place. Thus in deep intergalactic space, where hydrodynamic pressure of space is highest, greatly amped-up acceleration-rates ("curvatures of space") would explain the enhanced gravitational lensing of galaxies and non- Keplerian (frisbee-esque) rotation of galaxies *without* need for ad hoc fixes like "dark matter" which are necessary under the void-space regime. oc |
#85
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
In article .com,
"oldcoot" wrote: The inverse square law, like all laws of science, is not a reason explaining why something works. It is merely a statement of the consequences of something working. ANY VALID GRAVITY THEORY MUST SHOW THAT THE GRAVITY IT THEORIZES ACTUALLY CREATES THE INVERSE SQUARE LAW. The line of reasoning shown above provides a gravity that perfectly creates the inverse square law. (Emphasis added) You are so desperate to rescue this failed theory you utterly run away from answering its shortcoming loon. -- "Yes, you're right of course, NB. And they get very useless very quickly. I shall do my best to ignore them, as you wish." Painius |
#86
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
Yeah, Vera may have a chance for a Nobel, but you don't, BEERTbrain!
Saul Levy On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 06:58:31 -0500, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: Painius You can refer to the astronomer "Vera Rubin" She has these submicroscopic particles as being very tiny,and very heavy. There are two classes of possible objects they are called WIMPs,and MACHOs (no charge) very heavy for their size. They do interact with "ordinary matter" In the Planck world Rubin tells us these heavy particles are great candidates for missing matter. Easy theory could be these particles flow through space,and give the universe its gravitational field. These are the thoughts that Ducky wit does not like they are hypothetical. Still it gives Rubin a chance for a Nobel Bert |
#87
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
Cactus Saul I'm not getting a Nobel even having more theories on the
mysteries of the universe than any other person that is living or ever lived. If I got a Nobel it would be for stopping light in its tracks. Concave & Convex theory Spin is in theory Inertia theory(proven) Structure of the electron theory, gravity theory etc Bert |
#88
|
|||
|
|||
![]() |
#89
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
nightbat wrote
Saul Levy wrote: Yeah, Vera may have a chance for a Nobel, but you don't, BEERTbrain! Saul Levy nightbat Stop being so jealous of profound Earth Science Team Officers Saul, you had your chance but you blew it. And Officer Bert like Vera is correct, the field is composed theoretically of invisible sub Plank state domain invisible energy of which bulk is far greater then composed condensed macro mass visible domain one. The coined term WIMPs are most likely in honor of the silly auk coffeeboys no doubt and the super thinking Officer heavy weights that field hold everything together called rightly MACHOs cause sure even beautiful deep pondering Vera sees and knows the difference. sheesh!, the nightbat On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 06:58:31 -0500, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: Painius You can refer to the astronomer "Vera Rubin" She has these submicroscopic particles as being very tiny,and very heavy. There are two classes of possible objects they are called WIMPs,and MACHOs (no charge) very heavy for their size. They do interact with "ordinary matter" In the Planck world Rubin tells us these heavy particles are great candidates for missing matter. Easy theory could be these particles flow through space,and give the universe its gravitational field. These are the thoughts that Ducky wit does not like they are hypothetical. Still it gives Rubin a chance for a Nobel Bert |
#90
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
nightbat wrote:
Post correction and addition: For our Saul the nightbat original post referred to proper Planck domain not the net transcribed typo improper Plank one. Mommy, those astronomy Science Officers are oh so nice and proper. Yes sweetheart, unlike those nasty auk coffeeboys! Also see Max Planck Biography and Nobel Prize history with apology and respect, the nightbat Saul Levy wrote: Yeah, Vera may have a chance for a Nobel, but you don't, BEERTbrain! Saul Levy nightbat Stop being so jealous of profound Earth Science Team Officers Saul, you had your chance but you blew it. And Officer Bert like Vera is correct, the field is composed theoretically of invisible sub Planck state domain invisible energy of which bulk is far greater then composed condensed macro mass visible domain one. The coined term WIMPs are most likely in honor of the silly auk coffeeboys no doubt and the super thinking Officer heavy weights that field hold everything together called rightly MACHOs cause sure even beautiful deep pondering Vera sees and knows the difference. sheesh!, the nightbat On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 06:58:31 -0500, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: Painius You can refer to the astronomer "Vera Rubin" She has these submicroscopic particles as being very tiny,and very heavy. There are two classes of possible objects they are called WIMPs,and MACHOs (no charge) very heavy for their size. They do interact with "ordinary matter" In the Planck world Rubin tells us these heavy particles are great candidates for missing matter. Easy theory could be these particles flow through space,and give the universe its gravitational field. These are the thoughts that Ducky wit does not like they are hypothetical. Still it gives Rubin a chance for a Nobel Bert |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |
|
|
![]() |
||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Infinite Universe versus volatile Universe | G. L. Bradford | Policy | 3 | June 21st 06 12:49 PM |
Spirit in the Sky Funerals | Funeral Director Earthling109 | Policy | 0 | March 5th 05 08:36 PM |
I know how to fix the Spirit | Carsten A. Arnholm | UK Astronomy | 1 | January 30th 04 08:22 AM |
Spirit | Eric Fenby | Technology | 0 | January 30th 04 03:45 AM |