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The 'scientific method' as it applies to astronomy originates with
Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of planets as a 'law'.The foundations of his experimental agenda applied to planetary motions rests on the 'predictive' nature of the Ra/Dec system and its revision by John Flamsteed based solely on axial coordinates.The precepts of Flamsteed were false in assigning a conclusion based on linking celestial sphere geometry directly to axial rotation and subsequently obligating that orbital motion be explained by the same framework,the observational convenience of the Ra/Dec system in predicting the location of a celestial object against zodiacal geometry and the calendar system obliterated the reasoning of heliocentric astronomers who used orbital comparisons and physical considerations in their methods,working principles and insights. The extension of the 'scientific method' to all areas of terrestrial/ celestial phenomena,using the Newton/Flamsteed framework could only have one very unfortunate result - " I don't demand that a theory correspond to reality because I don't know what it is. Reality is not a quality you can test with litmus paper. All I'm concerned with is that the theory should predict the results of measurements." Hawking That man is not lying but he hardly knows that the founding principles behind the mathematician's intrusion into astronomy emerged from a very basic error that remains to be corrected,an error that belongs to Flamsteed. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first real influence of the usenet is the creation of the Intelligent Design/Darwinism scenario,I remember the first arguments on 'design' were actually among biologists and they were interesting as was the usenet at the time when intelligent discussions were possible among adults - http://groups.google.com/group/talk....9fc9e5d525f556 The empiricists were just as quick to force the arguments into a science/religion context (as seen in the thread above) as anyone else so they have nobody but themselves to blame when they get rolled by creationists as I knew almost instantly when I seen what was coming - http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...758f83f565520f Now I will make another prediction,which is the sole purpose of this thread.Darwinism/Intelligent design is just a diversion for a much more realistic and tougher challenge that few can engage in.As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground,the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not. There should be no doubt that a different atmosphere prevails at present as nothing new is emerging and the only voices heard as those who have adopted poor standards for matters of faith and terrestrial/ celestial phenomena.Behind it all,work will go on and genuine people are needed more than ever. |
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"oriel36" wrote in message ... The 'scientific method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of planets as a 'law'. So what is your point? |
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"OG" wrote in message ... "oriel36" wrote in message ... The 'scientific method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of planets as a 'law'. So what is your point? You state explicitly that there is a challenge that "few can engage in. As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground, the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not". So cut the crap and get to the point. Given the failure of your erstwhile prolixity I suggest you stick to no more than 5 sentences to put across your point of view. |
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Lesson No.1: science is indcutive, not ideological.
oriel36 wrote: The 'scientific method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of planets as a 'law'.The foundations of his experimental agenda applied to planetary motions rests on the 'predictive' nature of the Ra/Dec system and its revision by John Flamsteed based solely on axial coordinates.The precepts of Flamsteed were false in assigning a conclusion based on linking celestial sphere geometry directly to axial rotation and subsequently obligating that orbital motion be explained by the same framework,the observational convenience of the Ra/Dec system in predicting the location of a celestial object against zodiacal geometry and the calendar system obliterated the reasoning of heliocentric astronomers who used orbital comparisons and physical considerations in their methods,working principles and insights. The extension of the 'scientific method' to all areas of terrestrial/ celestial phenomena,using the Newton/Flamsteed framework could only have one very unfortunate result - " I don't demand that a theory correspond to reality because I don't know what it is. Reality is not a quality you can test with litmus paper. All I'm concerned with is that the theory should predict the results of measurements." Hawking That man is not lying but he hardly knows that the founding principles behind the mathematician's intrusion into astronomy emerged from a very basic error that remains to be corrected,an error that belongs to Flamsteed. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first real influence of the usenet is the creation of the Intelligent Design/Darwinism scenario,I remember the first arguments on 'design' were actually among biologists and they were interesting as was the usenet at the time when intelligent discussions were possible among adults - http://groups.google.com/group/talk....9fc9e5d525f556 The empiricists were just as quick to force the arguments into a science/religion context (as seen in the thread above) as anyone else so they have nobody but themselves to blame when they get rolled by creationists as I knew almost instantly when I seen what was coming - http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...758f83f565520f Now I will make another prediction,which is the sole purpose of this thread.Darwinism/Intelligent design is just a diversion for a much more realistic and tougher challenge that few can engage in.As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground,the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not. There should be no doubt that a different atmosphere prevails at present as nothing new is emerging and the only voices heard as those who have adopted poor standards for matters of faith and terrestrial/ celestial phenomena.Behind it all,work will go on and genuine people are needed more than ever. |
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jerry warner wrote:
Lesson No.1: science is indcutive, not ideological. oriel36 wrote: (big snip) I kill-filed that dude long since, and had just about forgotten he exists. Don't know why I looked at this post; that sort of subject line normally puts me off. Since I'm here, I wonder where "oriel36" gets his nonsense? Are people like him all insane? A physicist showed me a collection of letters that he had received from a seriously disturbed patient at a mental hospital. Collectively they painted a sad picture of a sick person. New theories of gravity, FTL travel, a new quantum theory, the imminent death of the Sun, that sort of thing. They were very much like the stuff oriel36 writes. Pathetic. Davoud -- usenet *at* davidillig dawt com |
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On Apr 12, 1:17*am, "OG" wrote:
"OG" wrote in message ... "oriel36" wrote in message ... The 'scientific *method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of *planets as a 'law'. So what is your point? You state explicitly that there is a challenge that "few can engage in. As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground, the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not". So cut the crap and get to the point. Given the failure of your erstwhile prolixity I suggest you stick to no more than 5 sentences to put across your point of view. Just for you - The 'scientific method' as it is applied to astronomy is based on an astrological framework,the existence of which emerged with Flamsteed and his untenable conclusion that the return of any star to a meridian 3 minutes 56 seconds earlier every 24 hours proves that axial rotation is constant .For a star to return 3 minutes 56 seconds earlier without exception requires the calendar system of 3 years of 365 day and 1 year of 366 days therefore it is useless to frame orbital motion withing such a geometrical scheme - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...3%A9reo.en.png Building concepts on such a view of the Earth's motions is no better or worse that a geostationary or flat Earth notion,the fact that the so-called 'Universal law of gravitation',the idea which saw the introduction of empiricism into is built on that cockeyed framework. |
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On Apr 12, 6:36*am, Davoud wrote:
jerry warner wrote: Lesson No.1: *science is indcutive, not ideological. oriel36 wrote: (big snip) I kill-filed that dude long since, and had just about forgotten he exists. Don't know why I looked at this post; that sort of subject line normally puts me off. Since I'm here, I wonder where "oriel36" gets his nonsense? Are people like him all insane? A physicist showed me a collection of letters that he had received from a seriously disturbed patient at a mental hospital. Collectively they painted a sad picture of a sick person. New theories of gravity, FTL travel, a new quantum theory, the imminent death of the Sun, that sort of thing. They were very much like the stuff oriel36 writes. Pathetic. Davoud -- usenet *at* davidillig dawt com My turn. How many people here can honestly say that they know what Newton actually did,they probably heard that an apple falling from a tree give him the idea for planetary motion and the 'theory of gravity' and that is about it.I had a look at his reasoning ,how he arrived at his conclusions and how he bent the works of my astronomical heritage (Copernicus,Kepler) to his purpose but rather than the work of a genius,I found the same snivelling deceit which still marks the empirical approach to astronomy seen in the sci.forums day in and day out. People looking at the following paragraph from Newton would probably make an attempt to understand it (as an example of many such paragraphs) as the supposed working of the mind of a genius but after going through the whole paragraph and ending with a sentence like that,they would and should certainly feel cheated as the only honest experience. - "The causes by which true, and relative motions are distinguished, one from the other, are the forces impressed upon bodies to generate motion. True motion is neither generated nor altered, but by some force impressed upon the body moved; but relative motion may be generated or altered without any force impressed upon the body. For it is sufficient only to impress some force on other bodies with which the former is compared, that by their giving way, that relation may be changed, in which the relative rest or motion of this other body did consist. Again, true motion suffers always some change from any force impressed upon, the moving body; but relative motion does not necessarily undergo any change by such forces. For if the same forces are likewise impressed on those other bodies, with which the comparison is made, that the relative position may be preserved, then that condition will be preserved in which the relative motion consists. And therefore any relative motion may be changed when the true motion remains unaltered, and the relative may be preserved when the true suffers some change. Upon which accounts, true motion does by no means consist in such relations." Newton http://members.tripod.com/~gravitee/definitions.htm The delightful astronomical insights were lost to junk like that,basic astronomical insights like how Copernicus figured out orbital motion and axial rotation,how Kepler and Roemer improved on the geometries,how clocks were kept in sync with the axial cycle but it all stops dead in the late 17th century as heliocentric reasoning enters a dismal condition wrapped up in jargon spouting nonsense like that passage from Newton above.The reasoning of Copernicus and Kepler can be intricate but it is never impossible and never exploits the reader's honesty and willingness to understand a point but in the hands of that 17th century numbskull,the reader is bludgeoned into submission,the price of accepting Newton's politics imposed on astronomy is that the reader must become insane and this has continued more or less unabated to the present era.There is no central theme to relativity and qm or any other empirically bred notion as applied to the astronomical arena,they thrive on making the reader feel uncomfortable,like the reader should understand something when the very theme is to have people run around in circles like a hamster l in an empirical cage or in your case,a celestial sphere cage,feeling like you are going somewhere but in fact you are never leaving the same spot. All the nonsense cannot disguise that the geometry behind the empirical jargon is astrological,the predictive nature of the Ra/Dec system imposed on the motions of the Earth is a barren approach and that is that.There is much work for dynamicists to do in matters of stellar evolution and dynamics and geodynamics but essentialy structural astronomy is out of bounds and has been since day one.So Davoud,a basic error wrapped up in jargon,all those nonsensical theories has a common father - Flamsteed and his muddleheaded approach to axial rotation.The problem is not that the reasoning behind the error is difficult,it is just oh-so unfamiliar but that will change soon enough. |
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oriel36 wrote:
On Apr 12, 1:17 am, "OG" wrote: "OG" wrote in message ... "oriel36" wrote in message ... The 'scientific method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of planets as a 'law'. So what is your point? You state explicitly that there is a challenge that "few can engage in. As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground, the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not". So cut the crap and get to the point. Given the failure of your erstwhile prolixity I suggest you stick to no more than 5 sentences to put across your point of view. Just for you - The 'scientific method' as it is applied to astronomy is based on an astrological framework,the existence of which emerged with Flamsteed and his untenable conclusion that the return of any star to a meridian 3 minutes 56 seconds earlier every 24 hours proves that axial rotation is constant You have a remarkable ability to obscure your message. Let's break down your first sentence "The 'scientific method' as it is applied to astronomy is based on an astrological framework" - *Opinion*, as yet unsupported by argument "the existence of which emerged with Flamsteed and his untenable conclusion... " - *why "untenable"?* again an unsupported opinion "...that the return of any star to a meridian 3 minutes 56 seconds earlier every 24 hours" - we can accept this as true "proves that axial rotation is constant" - Again, your lack of clarity doesn't help. There are two possible interpretations of your last 2 clauses. Either A - Axial rotation IS constant, but the sidereal 'day'(24hours minus 3'56") is not proof of constant axial rotation. or B - Axial rotation is not constant and the laws of conservation of angular momentum does not apply to the Earth. Please try to clarify and support the claims made in your first sentence. |
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On Apr 12, 5:37*am, jerry warner wrote:
Lesson No.1: *science is indcutive, not ideological. To be fair,that inductive/deductive reasoning stuff was fine in the mid19th century when they did not have powerful imaging.,time lapse footage ,the internet and all the benefits we now have.If I wish to show how Copernicus reasoned that the Earth has an orbital motion via apparent retrograde motion ,I simply present the time lapse footage appropriate to his method and insight .I can then compare it with where Newton jumped the tracks with his reasoning as no images are availible to support his method or conclusion.for retrograde motion. I can go even further and demonstrate the first visual confirmation of Keplerian orbital geometry via the change in orientation of the rings of Uranus with respect to the central Sun insofar as the rings do not turn with an even motion but will turn in accordance with Kepler's orbital perspective of faster and slower orbital speeds.The point is that modern imaging is so magnificent that sometimes it is easier to go straight to images and enjoy them rather than going through a lengthy process of reasoning or supply enough graphics to make the appreciation easier to grasp - http://physics.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/...13/FG13_06.jpg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV9WkQkUHZ4 http://space.newscientist.com/data/i...2529-1_800.jpg I fully appreciate where this 'inductive' ideology came from and where a transition of sorts occured in the mid 19th century which slanted things towads mathematicians and proto-theorists/physicists as we know them today.Again,as somebody who is very comfortable with what the 21st century provides in terms of imaging and how to affirm and reject ideas based on physical considerations ,I know where the pitfalls exist and the major one existed even before Newton cobbled together his ballistic agenda applied to planetary motion - http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/i...9 0.553.x.593 The mid 19th century is interesting insofar as it set the stage for the exotic situation which occured in the early 20th century and which is now coming to a head as concepts and the reasoning behind them are becoming rapidly unstable.No wonder the Intelligent Design crowd are reacting to the junk passing itself off as astronomy !. oriel36 wrote: The 'scientific *method' as it applies to astronomy originates with Newton and his application of terrestrial ballistics to planetary motion,basically the trajectory of an apple also applies to the motion of *planets as a 'law'.The foundations of his experimental agenda applied to planetary motions rests on the 'predictive' nature of the Ra/Dec system and its revision by John Flamsteed based solely on axial coordinates.The precepts of Flamsteed were false in assigning a conclusion based on linking celestial sphere geometry directly *to axial rotation and subsequently obligating that orbital motion be explained by the same framework,the observational convenience of the Ra/Dec system in predicting the location of a celestial object against zodiacal geometry and the calendar system obliterated the reasoning of heliocentric astronomers who used orbital comparisons and physical considerations in their methods,working principles and insights. The extension of the 'scientific method' to all areas of terrestrial/ celestial phenomena,using the *Newton/Flamsteed framework *could only have one very unfortunate result - *" *I don't demand that a theory correspond to reality because I don't know what it is. Reality is not a quality you can test with litmus paper. All I'm concerned with is that the theory should predict the results of measurements." Hawking That man is not lying but he hardly knows that the founding principles behind the mathematician's intrusion into astronomy emerged from a very basic error that remains to be corrected,an error that belongs to Flamsteed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------*------------------------------------------------------------------ The first real influence of the usenet is the creation of the Intelligent Design/Darwinism scenario,I remember the first arguments on 'design' were actually among biologists and they were interesting as was the usenet at the time when intelligent *discussions were possible among adults *- http://groups.google.com/group/talk....9fc9e5d525f556 The empiricists were just as quick to force the arguments into a science/religion context (as seen in the thread above) as anyone else so they have nobody but themselves to blame when they get rolled by creationists *as I knew almost instantly when I seen what was coming - http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...758f83f565520f Now I will make another prediction,which is the sole purpose of this thread.Darwinism/Intelligent design is just a diversion for a much more realistic and tougher challenge that few can engage in.As the empirical stamp on evolution (Darwinism) starts to lose ground,the arguments will retreat towards astronomy and physics where very few can handle the material insofar as what is correct and what is not. There should be no doubt that a different atmosphere prevails at present *as nothing new is emerging and the only voices heard as those who have adopted poor standards for matters of faith and terrestrial/ celestial phenomena.Behind it all,work will go on and genuine people are needed more than ever.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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oriel36 wrote:
On Apr 12, 6:36 am, Davoud wrote: jerry warner wrote: Lesson No.1: science is indcutive, not ideological. oriel36 wrote: (big snip) I kill-filed that dude long since, and had just about forgotten he exists. Don't know why I looked at this post; that sort of subject line normally puts me off. Since I'm here, I wonder where "oriel36" gets his nonsense? Are people like him all insane? A physicist showed me a collection of letters that he had received from a seriously disturbed patient at a mental hospital. Collectively they painted a sad picture of a sick person. New theories of gravity, FTL travel, a new quantum theory, the imminent death of the Sun, that sort of thing. They were very much like the stuff oriel36 writes. Pathetic. Davoud -- usenet *at* davidillig dawt com My turn. How many people here can honestly say that they know what Newton actually did,they probably heard that an apple falling from a tree give him the idea for planetary motion and the 'theory of gravity' and that is about it.I had a look at his reasoning ,how he arrived at his conclusions and how he bent the works of my astronomical heritage (Copernicus,Kepler) to his purpose but rather than the work of a genius,I found the same snivelling deceit which still marks the empirical approach to astronomy seen in the sci.forums day in and day out. People looking at the following paragraph from Newton would probably make an attempt to understand it (as an example of many such paragraphs) as the supposed working of the mind of a genius but after going through the whole paragraph and ending with a sentence like that,they would and should certainly feel cheated as the only honest experience. - "The causes by which true, and relative motions are distinguished, one from the other, are the forces impressed upon bodies to generate motion. True motion is neither generated nor altered, but by some force impressed upon the body moved; but relative motion may be generated or altered without any force impressed upon the body. For it is sufficient only to impress some force on other bodies with which the former is compared, that by their giving way, that relation may be changed, in which the relative rest or motion of this other body did consist. Again, true motion suffers always some change from any force impressed upon, the moving body; but relative motion does not necessarily undergo any change by such forces. For if the same forces are likewise impressed on those other bodies, with which the comparison is made, that the relative position may be preserved, then that condition will be preserved in which the relative motion consists. And therefore any relative motion may be changed when the true motion remains unaltered, and the relative may be preserved when the true suffers some change. Upon which accounts, true motion does by no means consist in such relations." Newton http://members.tripod.com/~gravitee/definitions.htm The delightful astronomical insights were lost to junk like that,basic astronomical insights like how Copernicus figured out orbital motion and axial rotation,how Kepler and Roemer improved on the geometries,how clocks were kept in sync with the axial cycle but it all stops dead in the late 17th century as heliocentric reasoning enters a dismal condition wrapped up in jargon spouting nonsense like that passage from Newton above.The reasoning of Copernicus and Kepler can be intricate but it is never impossible and never exploits the reader's honesty and willingness to understand a point but in the hands of that 17th century numbskull,the reader is bludgeoned into submission,the price of accepting Newton's politics imposed on astronomy is that the reader must become insane and this has continued more or less unabated to the present era.There is no central theme to relativity and qm or any other empirically bred notion as applied to the astronomical arena,they thrive on making the reader feel uncomfortable,like the reader should understand something when the very theme is to have people run around in circles like a hamster l in an empirical cage or in your case,a celestial sphere cage,feeling like you are going somewhere but in fact you are never leaving the same spot. All the nonsense cannot disguise that the geometry behind the empirical jargon is astrological,the predictive nature of the Ra/Dec system imposed on the motions of the Earth is a barren approach and that is that.There is much work for dynamicists to do in matters of stellar evolution and dynamics and geodynamics but essentialy structural astronomy is out of bounds and has been since day one.So Davoud,a basic error wrapped up in jargon,all those nonsensical theories has a common father - Flamsteed and his muddleheaded approach to axial rotation.The problem is not that the reasoning behind the error is difficult,it is just oh-so unfamiliar but that will change soon enough. All of which tells us that you disdain clarity. Newton's quote is concerned with identifying 'true' motion, i.e. acceleration under a force. He clarifies the distinction between relative motion and absolute motion and that 'true motion' cannot be confidently detected from changes in relative motions. Does thie mean you prefer mysticism and the intuitive approach to 'natural philosophy'? |
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