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On 27 June, 10:01, "Martin Nicholson (NMR)"
wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? I have the luxury of doing peer review retroactively and my findings are as straightforward as they are important.Nobody checked to see if Flamsteed's assertion for constant daily rotation using the return of a star stands up to scrutiny based on inverting the references for daily and orbital motions,considering Newton built empiricism and his terrestrial ballistics/planetary motion on that framework and conclusion,the validity of the latter depends on the former. Peer review to your heart's content,with an error of the magnitude existing at the core of planetary dynamics,specifically a false conception rooted to the value of 23 hours 56 minutes 04 seconds at variance with planetary shape and rotational characteristics contained in the reasoning behind the 24 hour/360 degree value,anything relating to planetary dynamics and cosmological structure is in a catastrophic state whether men choose to affirm it or not. The lessons of Piltdown man apply here to a large degree to the sidereal time vs solar time/analemma hoax - "The [Piiltdown] hoax illuminates two pitfalls to be wary of in the scientific process. The first is the danger of inadequately examining and challenging results that confirm the currently accepted scientific interpretation. The second is that a result, once established, tends to be uncritically accepted and relied upon without further reconsideration." http://www.tiac.net/~cri_a/piltdown/piltdown.html How a race ended up not knowing how long it takes the planet to turn once is a remarkable story in itself outside the technical issues which make it 24 hours exactly.The failure to pick up on the error or rather,to model planetary motion using timekeeping averages has its parallels today as the same guys go about modelling everything with computers. Flamsteed is allowed his mistake hence if all share the consequences of it then so do we share in expunging it or at least those who are capable of realising the importance of the matter. It is no mean thing,even in this information saturated era,to express the wrong value for the rotation of the Earth in its daily cycle for it reflects not just the value itself but the reasoning that arrives at it.I have done my part on the usenet where the messages can be washed away within a few days leaving no trace of my participation thereby giving people plenty of freedom to act responsibly for a change and do their best to raise the standard of astronomy to where it once existed. As for you and variable stars,I was working on these things back in 1990 in terms of volume/density ratios and luminosity variations,even have a copyright (the only one I have) on the geometry of stellar processes in terms of enegy efficiency and a a multi-stage stellar evolutionary process based on two large external rings and a smaller intersecting smaller ring.When you work on these things alone you get the private satisfaction of seeing the images 4 years later when Sn1897a went Supernova - http://www.ps.uci.edu/~superk/pic/sn1987a.gif Natural and celestial processes are the most efficient in terms of energy extraction and creation hence my contribution to an alternative energy scaffolding is to point to the geometry of stellar evolutionary processes contained in the images above,it has been a private work for 20 years and that is the way it will stay. You collect variable stars like observational trinkets and good for you if that is all you can manage but some others when given a piece of information can work with it and see posibilities and connections the way astronomers once did.The cruelty of being stuck with late 17th century astrological conceptions you may never know but even when proposed as an observational Ra/Dec convenience,people still want this timekeeping average to reflect planetary dynamics and celestial structure. If you really wish to make a difference then post your own original material rather than being a nuisance. |
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On Jun 27, 5:01 am, "Martin Nicholson (NMR)"
wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? As far as Kelleher is concerned, he has no peers. |
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On Jun 27, 12:21*pm, wrote:
On Jun 27, 5:01 am, "Martin Nicholson (NMR)" wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? As far as Kelleher is concerned, he has no peers. What I see are guys who are firmly rooted in an error in the late 17th century as a launchpad for Newton's attempt to bypass intuitive or contemplative astronomy,as Kepler called it - "To set down in books the apparent paths of the planets and the record of their motions is especially the task of the practical and mechanical part of astronomy; to discover their true and genuine path is . . .the task of contemplative astronomy; while to say by what circle and lines correct images of those true motions may be depicted on paper is the concern of the inferior tribunal of geometers" Kepler Newton goes straight from Ra/Dec conventions into modelling by distorting the resolution for retrogrades which comprise of the bulk of astronomical methods and insights based on direct planetary comparisons - "It is indeed a matter of great difficulty to discover, and effectually to distinguish, the true motion of particular bodies from the apparent; because the parts of that absolute space, in which those motions are performed, do by no means come under the observation of our senses. Yet the thing is not altogether desperate; for we have some arguments to guide us, partly from the apparent motions, which are the differences of the true motions; partly from the forces, which are the causes and effects of the true motion." Newton Talk about loading the dice !,the truth is that a person today,with the aid of time lapse footage can make sense of apparent motions such as retrogrades,the seasons,the day and night cycle or any other astronomical observation via planetary dynamics so Newton is talking rubbish,as usual. It is not that I have no peers,I just haven't found people who actually like astronomy or much else for that matter,the people who are into magnification appear to have no astronomical sense of context and especially planetary dynamics and have an aversion for intuitive intelligence, matters of faith,history and just good old fashioned common sense.I truly believe that given a chance or a choice,people would much prefer to act with the best interests of humanity in mind but that is not happening here,this reliance on the 'scientific method' mantra is choking off genuine avenues of discussion other than overheated opinions of the speculative kind. Again,if I ever find somebody who actually is excited with what contemporary tools and imaging can achieve I will then consider an authority in existence but nothing indicates this even with important matters on the table. |
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Martin Nicholson (NMR) wrote:
On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? Is abuse all you can do? You do not seem to tell him why he is wrong and only abuse him. You repeat the same thing to him again and again and again and tell people to ignore him because all he does is repeat. I think you are jealous. People completely ignore your posts but they talk to him. I have seen you say all he does is cut and paste the same old material. Well I looked at some of your "peer review" papers. Most of them are just in hobbyist amateur web journals and not in peer reviewed scientific journals at all. They are difficult to read sometimes with the text being very randomly jumbled up. Then I followed some of your paper references to earlier papers which are also in the hobbyist magazines and found out why. You mostly cut and paste from the text and references of other articles by other people and do nothing new yourself to explain the theories or explain what you are doing. Sometimes whole sentences can be seen to be cut and paste. Gerald at least uses cut and paste to mix up his own original idea. Even if that idea is unscientific and a bit strange at least it is his. All you do is attack him and abuse him and not his ideas. Your own peer review work is just in little amateur journals on the web and cut and paste of earlier work done by others. I think you are just jealous of him. You repeat time and again that people should ignore him but they already do ignore you. Lots of people talk to him but very few talk to you. If you abuse Gerald some one might talk to you so you repeat the abuse time and again with the same message. Well, Gerald, you keep doing it if you want at least it is your own. Not like Mad Man Martin The Troll King who uses cut and paste of web material and other hobbyist work and when that is ignored runs to insult you and the Einstein hating dude and the Mars fossil dude hoping someone will talk to him by joining in on the insults. If Martin does not want to listen to you there are filters and mail blockers. He has to be hateful to you and reply every time you start a thread only because he is jealous of people talking to you instead of to him. Ignore him. If you did not reply to him he would have nearly no one talking to him. Tell him to rotate. Best Regards George |
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Martin Nicholson (NMR) wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? Is abuse all you can do? You do not seem to tell him why he is wrong and only abuse him. You repeat the same thing to him again and again and again and tell people to ignore him because all he does is repeat. I think you are jealous. People completely ignore your posts but they talk to him. I have seen you say all he does is cut and paste the same old material. Well I looked at some of your "peer review" papers. Most of them are just in hobbyist amateur web journals and not in peer reviewed scientific journals at all. They are difficult to read sometimes with the text being very randomly jumbled up. Then I followed some of your paper references to earlier papers which are also in the hobbyist magazines and found out why. You mostly cut and paste from the text and references of other articles by other people and do nothing new yourself to explain the theories or explain what you are doing. Sometimes whole sentences can be seen to be cut and paste. Gerald at least uses cut and paste to mix up his own original idea. Even if that idea is unscientific and a bit strange at least it is his. All you do is attack him and abuse him and not his ideas. Your own peer review work is just in little amateur journals on the web and cut and paste of earlier work done by others. I think you are just jealous of him. You repeat time and again that people should ignore him but they already do ignore you. Lots of people talk to him but very few talk to you. If you abuse Gerald some one might talk to you so you repeat the abuse time and again with the same message. Well, Gerald, you keep doing it if you want at least it is your own. Not like Mad Man Martin The Troll King who uses cut and paste of web material and other hobbyist work and when that is ignored runs to insult you and the Einstein hating dude and the Mars fossil dude hoping someone will talk to him by joining in on the insults. If Martin does not want to listen to you there are filters and mail blockers. He has to be hateful to you and reply every time you start a thread only because he is jealous of people talking to you instead of to him. Ignore him. If you did not reply to him he would have nearly no one talking to him. I can believe he has nothing better to do with his time. Tell him to rotate. Best Regards George |
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Martin Nicholson (NMR) wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? Is abuse all you can do? You do not seem to tell him why he is wrong and only abuse him. You repeat the same thing to him again and again and again and tell people to ignore him because all he does is repeat. I think you are jealous. People completely ignore your posts but they talk to him. I have seen you say all he does is cut and paste the same old material. Well I looked at some of your "peer review" papers. Most of them are just in hobbyist amateur web journals and not in peer reviewed scientific journals at all. They are difficult to read sometimes with the text being very randomly jumbled up. Then I followed some of your paper references to earlier papers which are also in the hobbyist magazines and found out why. You mostly cut and paste from the text and references of other articles by other people and do nothing new yourself to explain the theories or explain what you are doing. Sometimes whole sentences can be seen to be cut and paste. Gerald at least uses cut and paste to mix up his own original idea. Even if that idea is unscientific and a bit strange at least it is his. All you do is attack him and abuse him and not his ideas. Your own peer review work is just in little amateur journals on the web and cut and paste of earlier work done by others. I think you are just jealous of him. You repeat time and again that people should ignore him but they already do ignore you. Lots of people talk to him but very few talk to you. If you abuse Gerald some one might talk to you so you repeat the abuse time and again with the same message. Well, Gerald, you keep doing it if you want at least it is your own. Not like Mad Man Martin The Troll King who uses cut and paste of web material and other hobbyist work and when that is ignored runs to insult you and the Einstein hating dude and the Mars fossil dude hoping someone will talk to him by joining in on the insults. If Martin does not want to listen to you there are filters and mail blockers. He has to be hateful to you and reply every time you start a thread only because he is jealous of people talking to you instead of to him. Ignore him. If you did not reply to him he would have nearly no one talking to him. Tell him to rotate. Best Regards George |
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Martin Nicholson (NMR) wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? Is abuse all you can do? You do not seem to tell him why he is wrong and only abuse him. You repeat the same thing to him again and again and again and tell people to ignore him because all he does is repeat. I think you are jealous. People completely ignore your posts but they talk to him. I have seen you say all he does is cut and paste the same old material. Well I looked at some of your "peer review" papers. Most of them are just in hobbyist amateur web journals and not in peer reviewed scientific journals at all. They are difficult to read sometimes with the text being very randomly jumbled up. Then I followed some of your paper references to earlier papers which are also in the hobbyist magazines and found out why. You mostly cut and paste from the text and references of other articles by other people and do nothing new yourself to explain the theories or explain what you are doing. Sometimes whole sentences can be seen to be cut and paste. Gerald at least uses cut and paste to mix up his own original idea. Even if that idea is unscientific and a bit strange at least it is his. All you do is attack him and abuse him and not his ideas. Your own peer review work is just in little amateur journals on the web and cut and paste of earlier work done by others. I think you are just jealous of him. You repeat time and again that people should ignore him but they already do ignore you. Lots of people talk to him but very few talk to you. If you abuse Gerald some one might talk to you so you repeat the abuse time and again with the same message. Well, Gerald, you keep doing it if you want at least it is your own. Not like Mad Man Martin The Troll King who uses cut and paste of web material and other hobbyist work and when that is ignored runs to insult you and the Einstein hating dude and the Mars fossil dude hoping someone will talk to him by joining in on the insults. If Martin does not want to listen to you there are filters and mail blockers. He has to be hateful to you and reply every time you start a thread only because he is jealous of people talking to you instead of to him. Ignore him. If you did not reply to him he would have nearly no one talking to him. Tell him to rotate. Best Regards George |
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Martin Nicholson (NMR) wrote: On 27 June, 08:08, oriel36 wrote: Endlessly repeated material deleted You keep slipping back into your comfort zone by posting minor variations of the same material again and again and again. I simply don't believe that there are not more constructive uses you could make of your time. If you **really** believed what you keep posting you would arranged for it to be published in a far more appropriate place. Why are you so against peer reviewed publication? Is abuse all you can do? You do not seem to tell him why he is wrong and only abuse him. You repeat the same thing to him again and again and again and tell people to ignore him because all he does is repeat. I think you are jealous. People completely ignore your posts but they talk to him. I have seen you say all he does is cut and paste the same old material. Well I looked at some of your "peer review" papers. Most of them are just in hobbyist amateur web journals and not in peer reviewed scientific journals at all. They are difficult to read sometimes with the text being very randomly jumbled up. Then I followed some of your paper references to earlier papers which are also in the hobbyist magazines and found out why. You mostly cut and paste from the text and references of other articles by other people and do nothing new yourself to explain the theories or explain what you are doing. Sometimes whole sentences can be seen to be cut and paste. Gerald at least uses cut and paste to mix up his own original idea. Even if that idea is unscientific and a bit strange at least it is his. All you do is attack him and abuse him and not his ideas. Your own peer review work is just in little amateur journals on the web and cut and paste of earlier work done by others. I think you are just jealous of him. You repeat time and again that people should ignore him but they already do ignore you. Lots of people talk to him but very few talk to you. If you abuse Gerald some one might talk to you so you repeat the abuse time and again with the same message. Well, Gerald, you keep doing it if you want at least it is your own. Not like Mad Man Martin The Troll King who uses cut and paste of web material and other hobbyist work and when that is ignored runs to insult you and the Einstein hating dude and the Mars fossil dude hoping someone will talk to him by joining in on the insults. If Martin does not want to listen to you there are filters and mail blockers. He has to be hateful to you and reply every time you start a thread only because he is jealous of people talking to you instead of to him. Ignore him. If you did not reply to him he would have nearly no one talking to him. Tell him to rotate. Best Regards George |
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skyguy wrote:
Well that clinches it. Gerald doesn't have a clue about orbital mechanics and the related effects such as seasonal changes in weather and climate zones. I'm afraid your detailed explanation (below) fell on deaf ears. He must live in a world where the definition of the word 'tilt' is different from our universe. He lives in a world where several things are different. He believes his intuition is far more enlightening than basic math and science. He cannot imagine how his intuition could be wrong, primarily due to his inabilities to do math and imagine more than one discrete motion at a time. As such, he really does live in Hell, a world in which God and all the monsters under his bed have the same factual basis as the rising of the Sun. Medieval Europe, pretty much. How a guy from the Middle Ages wrangled access to the internet escapes me. Maybe he's really an alchemist who unwittingly conjured up a temporal displacement field and a usenet account. Or perhaps he's the first alchemist to accidentally make LSD, the rest of us being, rather disturbingly, nothing more than a hallucination. -- Dave |
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On Jun 27, 12:22 pm, Dave Typinski m wrote:
skyguy wrote: Well that clinches it. Gerald doesn't have a clue about orbital mechanics and the related effects such as seasonal changes in weather and climate zones. I'm afraid your detailed explanation (below) fell on deaf ears. He must live in a world where the definition of the word 'tilt' is different from our universe. He lives in a world where several things are different. He believes his intuition is far more enlightening than basic math and science. He cannot imagine how his intuition could be wrong, primarily due to his inabilities to do math and imagine more than one discrete motion at a time. As such, he really does live in Hell, a world in which God and all the monsters under his bed have the same factual basis as the rising of the Sun. Medieval Europe, pretty much. How a guy from the Middle Ages wrangled access to the internet escapes me. Maybe he's really an alchemist who unwittingly conjured up a temporal displacement field and a usenet account. Or perhaps he's the first alchemist to accidentally make LSD, the rest of us being, rather disturbingly, nothing more than a hallucination. Kelleher's mind "blue-screened" long ago. |
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