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On Nov 18, 5:43*pm, yourmommycalled wrote:
On Nov 18, 3:48*am, oriel36 wrote: On Nov 18, 6:26*am, yourmommycalled wrote: On Nov 17, 1:09*pm, oriel36 wrote: On Nov 17, 7:51*pm, "Ken S. Tucker" wrote: On Nov 16, 2:19 pm, Chris L Peterson wrote: On Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:09:15 -0800 (PST), "Ken S. Tucker" wrote: It's a bit silly to worry about a few mm/s, that's the speed of a snail, flip a coin. It's investigating small deviations from theory that lead to new theory. Personally I think that nothing more is going on here than an accumulation of prosaic effects, but it's still worth examination. Well ok, I (we) are developing a gravity sim for highly elliptical and hyperbolic orbits, and will see if we can tease out the effect. |
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On Nov 18, 6:16*pm, oriel36 reiterated:
what is magnificent and what have you. A veritable Carillon de Westminster ! [Pavlov I, Vierne L] |
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On Nov 18, 9:16*am, oriel36 wrote:
I only deal with technical details... But Gerald, technical details are your biggest downfall, for you cannot cope with the simplest of mathematics concepts, such as Kepler's 3 laws, you screw them up over and over again... and you have no clue about frames of reference, which leaves you dead in the water for most "technical" discussions. No,:"actual" technical details escape you entirely... The relativity guys know enough to keep their mouths shut and scurry away when I judge their concepts... Errr, the reality here is that the relativity guys laugh in the background and don't even bother to respond to your goofy retorts... the joke is on you, but you are the last to know it... ... the genuine astronomer is the one who can get to genuine astronomical principles... Well, that leaves you completely out of the picture, for you, I'm sorry to say, are certainly no genuine astronomer, just as you are no genuine geologist, or genuine meteorologist, or genuine scientist of any kind, this is so obvious from your responses. With just a little reading you could get back on the same page as the rest of us, but what fun would that be? As always, I think you understand a lot more than you let on here, and only make your outrageous claims to keep the pot boiling, just the way you like it... |
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On Nov 19, 6:45*am, Sam Wormley wrote:
oriel36 wrote: Christ, Jerald, learn some mathematics! You can't understand that 360° rotation of the earth defined a sidereal day, There is the crisis right there,no more or less,an entire race of people who follow a silly error which uses the rotation of the constellations around Polaris as the foundation for planetary dynamics and nothing survives,not astronomy,not terrestrial sciences which rely on an understanding of planetary dynamics - nothing. It stopped being about your fundamentalist tendencies a long time ago for no sane person who picks up a world globe could arrive at any other geometric.geographic or geological conclusion other than 15 degrees or geographical separation for each hour organised around the Earth's daily rotational characteristics of equator/poles yet here we are in the 21st century dominated by an empirical ideology and its reckless conclusions which argue against this fact for 24 hours of rotation for reasoning based on 'sidereal time' !. This is unconscionable ,no one person should have to carry the responsibility of pointing out that even though the majority of the wider population are familiar,in some shape or form, with the sprawling history of timekeeping,planetary rotation and geography based around planetary rotation at 15 degrees per hour,the same population are strongly influenced by a dominant group who come to reckless conclusions founded on a 'sidereal time' imaginative idea that has no basis in observation or actuality.It is though one person looked out,saw the world looks flat and then came to the conclusion that the entire world is flat and this is exactly the same standard applied to the apparent rotation of the constellations around Polaris - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTTDWhky9HY The failure to treat this intellectual tragedy as a crisis is truly one of the most painful experiences I know of,for there is no point to science when people can knowingly live with something as abysmal as the destruction of astronomy by distorting timekeeping systems which once stood and still stand as amazing human achievements.I am at a complete loss as to what people expect from ignoring a very real situation where a small group like yourselves who are simply too indoctrinated to change are dictating conclusions for the entire planet such as the recent reckless conclusion which turns carbon dioxide into a global temperature dial. you can't apply Kepler's laws correctly and you don't even have a working knowledge of algebra. Who are you to criticize the astronomical community, amateur astronomers, and people with some education. You need to do some self education! I only deal with technical details and if you want 'time travel' and 'warped space' then good for you,it exposes that you can't even understand the basic planetary facts that the Earth is round,rotating and takes 24 hours to turn once ,facts which can be ascertained by spinning a world globe through 360 degrees - |
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And you need to stop responding to the asshole...asshole !
"Sam Wormley" wrote in message news:iY4Nm.140693$la3.135257@attbi_s22... oriel36 wrote: Christ, Jerald, learn some mathematics! You can't understand that 360° rotation of the earth defined a sidereal day, you can't apply Kepler's laws correctly and you don't even have a working knowledge of algebra. Who are you to criticize the astronomical community, amateur astronomers, and people with some education. You need to do some self education! I only deal with technical details and if you want 'time travel' and 'warped space' then good for you,it exposes that you can't even understand the basic planetary facts that the Earth is round,rotating and takes 24 hours to turn once ,facts which can be ascertained by spinning a world globe through 360 degrees - |
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On Nov 18, 9:16 am, oriel36 wrote:
.... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...orld_globe.jpg Wow, that's looks like an actual photo from outer space, or perhaps an advanced instrument touched-up to look like it is. The relativity guys know enough to keep their mouths shut and scurry away when I judge their concepts, Well that link sure has me in a tizzle, shut-off the Sun, E=mc2 is wrong. Ken |
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On Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:38:10 GMT, Hannible Reisling wrote:
And you need to stop responding to the.... snipped the unhelpful potty talk It's been many a year since I last used MS Outhouse Express for usenet groups; but is it so broken that it forces you to download these message bodies, and then read them (given your extreme distaste for their content)? If O.E. cannot provide the filtering you need, please consider looking at Dialog 40-tude. No longer in active development - it still has filtering/scoring/scripting abilities that, for text groups, keep it on par with the newest news clients. Here's a link. http://dialog.datalist.org/index.html -- Email address is a Spam trap. |
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On Nov 19, 6:41*pm, "Ken S. Tucker" wrote:
On Nov 18, 9:16 am, oriel36 wrote: ... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...orld_globe.jpg Wow, that's looks like an actual photo from outer space, or perhaps an advanced instrument touched-up to look like it is. Obviously the world globe and the information it contains is far too advanced for you as it displays the correlation between 15 degrees of geographical separation corresponding to 1 hour and all organised around the daily rotation of the Earth (equator/poles) noting that 15 degrees* 24 = 360 degrees/24 hours. Relativity freaks ,following Newton,never understood the difference between the natural noon cycle and the 24 hour cycle as it tallies with planetary dynamics for the transfer of the average 24 hour day to daily rotation as a constant is simply a quirk of the average daily rotations taken over an annual orbit.Isaac knew enough to be dangerous hence absolute/relative time but effectively whatever fiction relativists built up around 'time' it is simply tinkering worthlessly with timekeeping averages - "Absolute time, in astronomy, is distinguished from relative, by the equation or correlation of the vulgar time. For the natural days are truly unequal, though they are commonly considered as equal and used for a measure of time;" Newton The relativity guys know enough to keep their mouths shut and scurry away when I judge their concepts, Well that link sure has me in a tizzle, shut-off the Sun, E=mc2 is wrong. Ken Too stupid to be of any use,the best that can be said of relativists is that they did expose something of the maneuvering of Newton/ Flamsteed which relies on people giving themselves choices they do not have.A relativist can have a wandering 'analemma' Sun ,a 24 hour natural noon or the constellations rotating around Polaris or any unlimited amount of choices for daily rotation and that is why it is not a question of being wrong but of people entirely out of control with choices and conclusions based on cause and effect. People should be upset,not because you are dumb but that human intelligence is being put into disrepute over a stupid 'sidereal time' error that makes no sense in terms of planetary dynamics.So,in case you have any doubt as to the intellectual level you belong then spin a globe through 15 degrees and at the Equator the value will amount to 1669.8 km corresponding to 1 hour - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...orld_globe.jpg e=mc2 all you like,geometry,geography and geology rule ! |
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On Nov 19, 4:41*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
* *To say that the earth turns 15°/hr may be "technically" true to a * *"moving reference" but any accurate gyro will confirm that the earth * *rotates exactly 360° in 86,164.09+ seconds and the rotation rate is * *verified by direct observation by a star returning to a meridian. Way beyond his capabilities. He doesn't understand frames of reference and he doesn't understand simple math. In all probability he couldn't measure the return of a star in 23:56:04 either... |
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On Nov 19, 4:10 pm, oriel36 wrote:
On Nov 19, 6:41 pm, "Ken S. Tucker" wrote: On Nov 18, 9:16 am, oriel36 wrote: ... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...orld_globe.jpg Wow, that's looks like an actual photo from outer space, or perhaps an advanced instrument touched-up to look like it is. Obviously the world globe and the information it contains is far too advanced for you as it displays the correlation between 15 degrees of geographical separation corresponding to 1 hour and all organised around the daily rotation of the Earth (equator/poles) noting that 15 degrees* 24 = 360 degrees/24 hours. I'm a noobee, are you using Standard Time or Daylight Saving Time? Ken |
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