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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 12:18*pm, oriel36 wrote:
Wrong, Oriel: Except for minor increases in the angles of view of the moon made possible by observing from very early (rising moon) or very late (setting moon) —which are, also, the maximum east or maximum west viewpoints—the "back side" of the moon wasn't visible until astronauts orbited the moon. You should know that. — NoEinstein — On Feb 11, 4:36*pm, NoEinstein wrote: On Feb 10, 5:14*pm, oriel36 wrote: On Feb 10, 9:05*pm, Sam Wormley wrote: On 2/10/11 2:14 PM, oriel36 wrote: Sam,what did I tell you about the Fomalhaut system when it comes to determining orbital periods with the distance from a star as the AU represents a proportion of one orbital radius to one orbital circumference,if you choose the Earth's proportions as a gauge for any other planet in this solar system or any other you are obligated to retain the proportions between distance from the star and its orbital geometry - * *Even though, Gerald, you deny that the Sun rotates, Now,now Sam,the Sun has an uneven rotational gradient between equatorial and polar coordinates so if you want a reaction,you can forget it. *that the * *Moon rotates, that the earth rotates 366.24+ times per astronomical * *year, the observations of the Fomalhaut system confirm Kepler's * *third law. The moon has no intrinsic rotation,a condition which requires variations in latitudinal speeds... If one looks down on the moving Earth-Moon system, the Moon indeed rotates slowly on its axis. If one looks down ,up ,out at or any angle an observer choses,they will see all locations on the moon turn through its circle of illumination at the same speed,it is not rocket science3,you look out the window at the moon or an astronaut looks at the Earth from the near side and can safely observe that the Earth stays in view regardless of the orbital motion of the moon which creates the lunar daylight/darkness cycle,full illumination when the Earth is between the moon and the Sun and fully dark when the moon is between the Earth and the Sun. Here is what intrinsic rotation looks like from any angle,it has a maximum equatorial speed reducing to zero at the polar coordinates and you can even see the moon orbiting the Earth while having no intrinsic rotation *- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXCnxoixb-s The only thing I haven't tried on the Usenet to get important astronomical matters discussed is to actually leave altogether and that cuts but is perhaps a good thing. *But the Moon keeps one face turned toward the Earth, creating the illusion that the Moon must not be rotating. — NoEinstein — |
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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 1:26*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
You're welcome, Sam! I'm holding my breath that you won't revert to... type. — NE — On 2/11/11 10:11 AM, NoEinstein wrote: On Feb 10, 12:46 pm, Sam *wrote: On 2/10/11 10:55 AM, NoEinstein wrote: Inertial mass only applies to objects being accelerated (or decelerated) at 'g' or greater. "The term mass in special relativity usually refers to the rest mass of the object, which is the Newtonian mass as measured by an observer moving along with the object. The invariant mass is another name for the rest mass of single particles. However, the more general invariant mass (calculated with a more complicated formula) may also be applied to systems of particles in relative motion, and because of this, is usually reserved for systems which consist of widely separated high-energy particles. The invariant mass of systems is the same for all observers and inertial frames, and cannot be destroyed, and is thus conserved, so long as the system is closed. In this case, "closure" implies that an idealized boundary is drawn around the system, and no mass/energy is allowed across it". Ref:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass#Ma...ial_relativity Sam: *I don't disagree following just a quick scan. *Keep it up! * NE * *Thank you, John. |
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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 1:27*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
On 2/11/11 10:36 AM, NoEinstein wrote: If one looks down on the moving Earth-Moon system, the Moon indeed rotates slowly on its axis. *But the Moon keeps one face turned toward the Earth, creating the illusion that the Moon must not be rotating. — NoEinstein — * *Gerald has a lot of trouble with perspectives, such as you suggest, * *John. Sam: I'll toot-my-own-horn to explain that a big part of my reasoning advantage in any discussion of science, engineering, or whatever, is that I have very advanced talent for visualizing physical systems, both static and moving. That ability is a requirement for becoming an architect, but isn't required for becoming a physicist. My mechanical aptitude is so high that I can hear a proposal for some component of a device or a possible manufacturing process, and within a minute or less I'll have a pretty good idea whether that proposal will work. When I explain what I've reasoned—almost before the words are off the lips of the proposer—people wrongly assume that I haven't been "fair" enough to even consider what I just heard. I was that way in high school, too. My senior annual personality tag-line said: "John knows and knows he knows." I've never hesitated to explain what I've figured out, because usually I am right. — NoEinstein — |
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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 1:31*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
On 2/11/11 10:17 AM, NoEinstein wrote: Sam: *Though your "walk-through" of Newton's LUG could be historical, I have determined that gravity is not (directly) mass and distance related, but photon (or charged particle) exchange related. * *So how does that work for invisible binary companions with massed * *that rule out white dwarfs, and neutron stars, since photons are * *not involved in over any wavelengths from radio through x-rays? Sam: The photons being exchanged can be in the extreme infrared end of the spectrum. Binary stars are actually exchanging radiant energy. That means that the "facing sides" aren't as depleted in ether as the opposed sides. "Hobo ether” is being sent back into space between the photons being emitted. But since the facing sides are less depleted in ether than the opposed sides, there will be more "downward" ether "rain", that is gravity, on the opposed sides. That gravity force holds the binary stars together, gravitationally. But the force is PUSHES from the back sides, not "pulls", as most have wrongly assumed the force of gravity to be. — NoEinstein — |
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On Feb 11, 1:33*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
Sam: Your clipped quotes are close to correct, except for the shoehorning of "relativity" and its effects on mass and energy. Since I have disproved SR, I have also disproved space-time and all of the garbage associated with that. Velocity and acceleration have zero effect of the mass (or matter) of any system. KE, which is closely akin to momentum, does increase, LINEARLY, with increasing velocity. But that process does NOT increase the matter, mass, atoms, or inertia of the moving body! — NoEinstein — On 2/11/11 5:01 AM, Tom Potter wrote: "Sam Wormley" wrote in message .. . On 2/10/11 3:15 AM, Tom Potter wrote: "Sam Wormley" wrote in message ... On 2/8/11 2:57 PM, Chris wrote: Do you know what mass is Sam Wormly? I don't! * Potter plays in a pile of mass * Came from Pappy's horse's ass * * Gravitational mass * * Or inertial mass * Must be equivalent said Newton, alas My pal Sam Wormley raises a good point when he calls attention to the fact that Einstein first made a big deal about mass changing with velocity, * Correction, Potter -- The mass doesn't change, but the * "Measured" mass by an observer in relative motion does * increase. Such increased must be taken into account to * design working particle accelerators. I am pleased to see that my pal Sam Wormley is beginning to comprehend that mass is the same for all observers * *Ref:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass#Ma...ial_relativity "The term mass in special relativity usually refers to the rest mass of the object, which is the Newtonian mass as measured by an observer moving along with the object. The invariant mass is another name for the rest mass of single particles. However, the more general invariant mass (calculated with a more complicated formula) may also be applied to systems of particles in relative motion, and because of this, is usually reserved for systems which consist of widely separated high-energy particles. The invariant mass of systems is the same for all observers and inertial frames, and cannot be destroyed, and is thus conserved, so long as the system is closed. In this case, "closure" implies that an idealized boundary is drawn around the system, and no mass/energy is allowed across it. "In as much as energy is conserved in closed systems in relativity, the mass of a system is also a quantity which is conserved: this means it does not change over time, even as some types of particles are converted to others. For any given observer, the mass of any system is separately conserved and cannot change over time, just as energy is separately conserved and cannot change over time. The incorrect popular idea that mass may be converted to (massless) energy in relativity is because some matter particles may in some cases be converted to types of energy which are not matter (such as light, kinetic energy, and the potential energy in magnetic, electric, and other fields). However, this confuses "matter" (a non-conserved and ill-defined thing) with mass (which is well-defined and is conserved). Even if not considered "matter," all types of energy still continue to exhibit mass in relativity. Thus, mass and energy do not change into one another in relativity; rather, both are names for the same thing, and neither mass nor energy appear without the other. "Matter" particles may not be conserved in reactions in relativity, but closed-system mass always is". |
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There is a human tragedy going on like nothing the world has ever seen
before and in order to put the view of empiricists and their ideologies in perspective I have search through the annals of history from the holocausts to scientific hoaxes to financial scams and all of them are only minor to the one which our generation and future generations face. As an astronomer I have been through the technical issues from the original insights of geocentric astronomers to their counterparts who created the reasons for the daily and orbital motions of the Earth,I have looked how timekeeping astronomy had linked up with invention and adventure and I have watched the rise of Royal Society empiricism which attempts to introduce a mechanical view of the Universe and how it went badly astray and,with the no center/no circumference ideologies,have reached a point where the fraud can no longer be sustained. It happens that when a reader is under the influence of one who is perceived to be an authority,they can continue to believe in the direction of that person long after common sense should intervene and the idea of intrinsic lunar rotation has to be a point along with many others where unreasonableness shades off into something worse yet because Newton said it,it is still believed without objection - http://books.google.ie/books?id=gB2-...page&q&f=false The toxic strain of late 17th century empiricism started out as an ideal that seemed to obliterate the need for astronomical interpretation by drawing on experimental analogies and applying them directly to celestial observations,the way it was originally done was every bit as creative as any other hoax or fraud,the fact that it is a fraud with very systematic distortions and manipulations to maintain the deceit means it can be understood and resolved by those who must have some sense of responsibility to themselves and future generations rather than those who are simply part of the process itself or get cut to pieces. I can't imagine what it must take to believe the moon has an intrinsic rotation but then again this particular kool aid is particularly disconcerting,not by virtue of any validity for the possibility of infering lunar rotation is zero,it is the sheer number of people will to believe the moon rotates for no other reason than Isaac said so.I bear the responsibility of going through the technical details which constitute a breach of basic facts that separate a person who can think things through as opposed to those who constantly need guidance from others they perceived to be authoritative and acting in their best interests yet it does not boil down to technical issues at the end of it all but rather,why would a group of people who can obviously reason things through not act in a responsible if not courageous way. |
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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 1:40*pm, oriel36 wrote:
On Feb 11, 6:27*pm, Sam Wormley wrote: On 2/11/11 10:36 AM, NoEinstein wrote: If one looks down on the moving Earth-Moon system, the Moon indeed rotates slowly on its axis. *But the Moon keeps one face turned toward the Earth, creating the illusion that the Moon must not be rotating. — NoEinstein — * *Gerald has a lot of trouble with perspectives, such as you suggest, * *John. I have trouble only with how any of you can do it,I mean,the possibility of intrinsic lunar rotation is zero whereas the Earth has a maximum equatorial speed of 1037.5 miles per hour reducing to zero at the polar coordinates hence the day/night cycle and why twilights are longer as rotation speeds diminish away from the equator. Oriel: The twilights are longer at higher latitudes because the angles of the sunlight are lower in the sky, and the tilt of the Earth on its axis reduces the time available for having direct lines-of sight to the Sun. That has absolutely nothing to do with "rotational speeds"! Find yourself another hobby. Your aptitude for science just isn't there. — NE — The Earth does not keep the same face to the Sun so that all locations,imitating the polar coordinates where rotation is residual or absent,experiences a single daylight/darkness cycle coincident with the orbital period of the Earth,I had this insight repeated back to me as trivia over the last year in contrast to the sense of dignity which arises from modifying the original explanation for the seasons which ignores this singular orbital daylight/darkness cycle. Presently the link between science and intelligence in astronomical and terrestrial sciences has become myth,it has to given what many of you believe as it takes no effort to imitate the moon's orbital circuit of the Earth by walking around a central object and concluding orbital motion and nothing else. I would say if humanity finds itself out of the toxic strain of empiricism which has lasted for a few centuries,you and your colleagues will be known as the 'people of the expanding past and no future' through the no center/no circumference ideology of big bang,an amazing situation that is only surpassed by the facts that it is real,it is dominant and is a living nightmare for everyone who values the continuity between past and future and their own intelligence. |
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On Feb 11, 1:45*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
On 2/11/11 12:40 PM, oriel36 wrote: I have trouble only with how any of you can do it,I mean,the possibility of intrinsic lunar rotation is zero * *Rotation is absolute in this universe. Most bodies have some * *intrinsic rotation including the measured rotation rates of the * *sun, moon and earth. * *Sun * * *24.47 days * *Earth * *23 hr 56 min 4.1 sec * *Moon * * 27.321582 days Sam: The only close to absolute rotation velocity in the Universe is the 'c' velocity of the IOTAs that compose the ether. The Earth and the moon are slightly changing rotational velocity every year. That's why we have "leap" years, minutes, and seconds. — NE — |
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Paul Draper, what is mass, fundamentally?
On Feb 11, 2:59*pm, oriel36 wrote:
On Feb 11, 7:51*pm, Sam Wormley wrote: On 2/11/11 1:40 PM, oriel36 wrote: On Feb 11, 6:45 pm, Sam *wrote: * * Rotation is absolute in this universe. Most bodies have some * * intrinsic rotation including the measured rotation rates of the * * sun, moon and earth. * * Sun * * *24.47 days * * Earth * *23 hr 56 min 4.1 sec * * Moon * * 27.321582 days Astronomers indeed !,it is an unenviable situation where I am looking to find sane individuals who can openly interpret a basic observation of lunar orbital motion of the Earth but find only people who believe in lunar rotation. * *I think there is a good reason for that, Gerald, as the moon's * *axial rotation period is 27.321582 days. I would say that when you reach a level where you conclude the moon rotates,there is nothing left to say as it is the one celestial object that orbits the Earth and the possibility of intrinsic lunar rotation is zero. You can merrily promote a rotating moon whereas I see nothing more than people who can manage to remain silent hence it is not a technical issue relating to the moon but an issue reflecting a lack of intelligence and interpretative skills that the world has not seen before. I wouldn't know what to say to anyone here any longer and that is the truth. Oriel 36: Repeating the same mistake will never correct your error in visualization of moving systems. — NE — |
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On Feb 12, 11:33*pm, NoEinstein wrote:
On Feb 11, 1:40*pm, oriel36 wrote: On Feb 11, 6:27*pm, Sam Wormley wrote: On 2/11/11 10:36 AM, NoEinstein wrote: If one looks down on the moving Earth-Moon system, the Moon indeed rotates slowly on its axis. *But the Moon keeps one face turned toward the Earth, creating the illusion that the Moon must not be rotating.. — NoEinstein — * *Gerald has a lot of trouble with perspectives, such as you suggest, * *John. I have trouble only with how any of you can do it,I mean,the possibility of intrinsic lunar rotation is zero whereas the Earth has a maximum equatorial speed of 1037.5 miles per hour reducing to zero at the polar coordinates hence the day/night cycle and why twilights are longer as rotation speeds diminish away from the equator. Oriel: *The twilights are longer at higher latitudes because the angles of the sunlight are lower in the sky, and the tilt of the Earth on its axis reduces the time available for having direct lines-of sight to the Sun. *That has absolutely nothing to do with "rotational speeds"! I look at this and shake my head as it is probably the most basic cause and effect of all as an observer at the the equator entering and exiting the circle of illumination at 1037.5 miles per hour will see the transition from daylight to darkness much quicker than observers towards the geographical poles as rotational speeds reduce hence twilight lengths,at least due to daily rotation become longer in correlating with slower rotational speeds.The fact that the Earth turns 1037.5 miles per hour at the equator and its full 24901 mile circumference is even beyond empiricists as they assign the wrong rotational value for the Earth. The Earth has also a separate daylight/darkness cycle arising solely from the orbital motion of the Earth hence the polar twilight at the Equinoxes as those coordinates turn through the circle of illumination and dividing 6 months of darkness from 6 months of daylight depending on where the planet is in its orbit. The merit system being screwed up,the introduction of an additional orbital component through the orbital daylight/darkness cycle is left to drift even though the insight is incontrovertible,a basic effect of daylight turning to darkness using a 360 degree rotation to the Sun that is coincident with the orbital period of the planet and something which can be extracted from direct observations of Uranus and an imitation analogy - http://astro.berkeley.edu/~imke/Infr..._2001_2005.jpg Satellites in a Sun-synchronous orbit pick up the slow and uneven orbital turning to the Sun as the Earth turns about an axis stretching through the center of the Earth from Arctic to Antarctic circles or a line 23 1/3 degrees in line with the circle of illumination whereas that axis on Uranus is close to 90 degrees and in line with its circle of illumination hence the equatorial rings act as a kind of orbital longitude meridian for its orbital turning to the Sun as opposed to its daily rotation which is almost orthogonal to that turning.The two separate motions to the Sun are even more striking with Hubble - http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/arc...99/11/video/b/ So,the Earth has a single daylight/darkness cycle separate to daily rotation and from an axis that is not linked to right ascension and the merit system being what it is,there is no organization,not even NASA who would have picked up that orbital turning beneath its satellites but assign the wrong cause to this 'nodal precession'.Twilight at the polar coordinates is therefore an orbital event where those locations turn through the circle of illumination and here in the 21st century,it is nearly impossible to find people who actually like this basic astronomical fact and something which is crucial for understanding the seasons and the variations in the natural noon cycle when allied with daily rotation. |
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