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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
GR is not a Theory of Everything. I have stated that Eotvos proves
that inertia and gravity are equivalent to 1 part in 10^-11 at least on the macroscopic scale. In a lump of matter there are many virtual particles. There are virtual photons, there are the guage particles for the strong and weak forces. Of course if are to suppose that the electroweak guage particle is antigravitational in one state with the antiparticle doubly gravitational you do indeed get a cancelling out. How likely is this? Of course as GR is not a TOE it could well be a special case of some other theory. Under supersymmetry the graviton (gravitational wave) has a Fermion partner, the gravitino thast differs from the graviton by a spin of 1/2. This appears in the form of additional space time operators. A Fermion, you could I suppose describe as a kind of metric warping. I think however that that would not be a good way to describe it. To travel at 2900km/h you need a MACROSCOPIC warp. Chirality is quite interesting from the stand point of life. When I started biology we had the characteristics of living things - reproduction, growth, movement etc. Chirality which to my mind is an important characteristic was not mentioned. Chemistry is mostly to do with the electromagnetic force but the electroweak force does have a small effect. There is thus a minute ~10^-12 difference in energy between the different chiralities of optically active compounds. Could that be anything to do with the choice life made? Once a chirality is established it pays life to follow it. Would extraterrestial life have dextro rotary chirality always, or would the chirality be a 50% chance? My kneejerk reaction is to send a laser to look at the ice on Europa. No chirality - no life. - Ian Parker |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
Ian Parker wrote:
Gravity in terms of general relativity is thought of as a curvature in space time which leads to accelerations of objects along a geodesic. Experimentally gravity and inertia are equivalent to an extremely high accuracy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E%C3%B6...B6s_experiment Eotvos is now over 100 years old and since his time experiments have been performed. Now an accuracy of 10^-11 has been achieved. Even better than that. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/eotvos.htm This reference outlines various forces in nature and explains how inertia and gravity might not be the same. Yep, this is were Uncle Al throws away all experimental evidence gathered so far. Gravitation is the gradient of the inertial field. A clock is an inertiameter. Uncle Al is an idiot. Uwe Hayek. |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
"Hayek" wrote in message ... : Ian Parker wrote: : Gravity in terms of general relativity is thought of as a curvature in : space time which leads to accelerations of objects along a geodesic. : Experimentally gravity and inertia are equivalent to an extremely high : accuracy. : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E%C3%B6...B6s_experiment : Eotvos is now over 100 years old and since his time experiments have : been performed. Now an accuracy of 10^-11 has been achieved. : : Even better than that. : : http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/eotvos.htm : : This reference outlines various forces in nature and explains how : inertia and gravity might not be the same. : : Yep, this is were Uncle Al throws away all experimental evidence : gathered so far. : : Gravitation is the gradient of the inertial field. : : A clock is an inertiameter. : : Uncle Al is an idiot. : : Uwe Hayek. Uncle ****wit isn't an idiot, he's stark raving mad. |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
Eric Gisse wrote:
On Jul 21, 9:07 am, Uncle Al wrote: [...] Do you have the crystals grown yet? Benzil flawless to 3 mm diameter? No. I'm bringing six growth chambers on-line in early August. We want at least 60 parity pairs. We are assuming there will be a net signal the first day and 6-hrs phase shifted the second. If there is a net signal, the runs will be repeated every hour to get a clean curve. Additional pairs will be crushed and run under maximum output conditions to show overall mass distribution parity divergence and not just chirality is operative. Or, there is a net null signal 8 times in a row. I am an organic chemist. I do not fear the waste crock. I want to know if chemically identical left and right hands fall identically. If no physicist will tell me, I'll find out for myself. We didn't have the budget, so we had to think. As several VP/R&D will tell you, making Uncle Al think is not a good way to maintain the status quo. When you need research in the worst way possible - Uncle Al's way. (Physical reality) - (empirical reality) = faith If you take string theory on faith you had better start praying. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 |
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Faith Equations (was: Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.)
"Uncle Al" wrote:
(Physical reality) - (empirical reality) = faith No offense, Uncle Al, but of all the nutty things you have said over the years that is the nuttiest. Dave Greene |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
On Jul 22, 1:07 am, Uncle Al wrote:
Ian Parker wrote: Gravity in terms of general relativity is thought of as a curvature in space time which leads to accelerations of objects along a geodesic. Not necessarily. Metric gravitation spacetime curvature predictions are wholly contained within non-metric gravitation spacetime torsion predictions - affine (Eisntein-Cartan), teleparallel (Weitzenböck spacetime), and noncommutative (Connes) gravitations. The only interesting part is where the two sets disjointly *disagree*: angular momentum - macroscopic physical spin; particle spin and orbital angular momentum (magnets); relativistic spin-orbit coupling (binary pulsr PSR J0737-3039A/B); and opposite parity mass distributions. Only the last is a macroscopically measurable effect even in principle. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.pdf minutiahttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 2-day experiment to extreme sensitivity. Experimentally gravity and inertia are equivalent to an extremely high accuracy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E%C3%B6...B6s_experiment Do better, http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajo...l/lajos.htm#b5 Parity is the disjoint non-overlap between metric and non-metric gravititation Eotvos is now over 100 years old and since his time experiments have been performed. Now an accuracy of 10^-11 has been achieved. Adelberger at U/Wash currently achieves 10^(-13) difference/average, Newman at UC/Irvine might do 10^(-15) below 4 kelvin. Neither has performed a parity Eotvos experiment opposing single crystal solid spheres of space group P3(1)21 vs. P3(2)21 cultured alpha-quartz. Does a right shoe vacuum free fall identically to a left shoe? Nobody has ever looked. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/eotvos.htm This reference outlines various forces in nature and explains how inertia and gravity might not be the same. That URL is an overly large hodgepodge plus huge pile of citations for the uninitiated. The lean clients are http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.pdf minutiahttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 2-day experiment to extreme sensitivity. A *measurable* spacetime parity violation is empirically confined to one specific case - opposite parity mass distributions. Orthodox theory supporting it appeared by the 1920s. The only meaningful further discussion is to look. Both a null and a non-mull outcome are fully supported by orthodox classical theory consistent with all prior observation in all venues at all scales. No theory however elegant, "necessary," or large can survive empirical falsification of its predictions. String theory with 10^1000 allowed vacua (the landscape) makes no predictions at all. It demands BRST invariance (the effects of a massive body and an accelerating geometry are indistinguishable) and so is also vulnerable to parity Eotvos and parity calorimetry falsification experiments. As you can see the accuracy of recent experiments is well within the expected variations, if real. So? 10^(-13) difference/average Eotvos experiment net signal, state of the art, gives an 8% calorimetry signal in 0.1% precision equipment. Official Truth can be busted bya fcotr of 80. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#b4 literature citation numbershttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#c1 thermodynamics and kinematicshttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#b2 bottom lines All of that inevitably arises from classical physics with heavy literature citation and no possibility of dissent. None of that is arguable. The only unknown is whether the vacuum is empirically even-parity or odd-parity in the mass sector. Vacuum isotropy vs. anisotropic chiral background cannot be resolved by debate. That must be examined. The reproducible answer is the answer. It matters not who does not like the results. Chiral vaccum background as more extension of weak force assymmetry? For over a month. I've been mulling about Mirror Matter that can resolve the weak force assymetry. It goes like this. "Nearly 50 years ago it was discovered that the fundamental particles, such as the electron and proton have "left-handed" interactions - they do not respect mirror symmetry. This experimental fact motivates the idea that a set of "mirror particles" exist. The left-handedness of the ordinary particles can then be balanced by the right-handedness of the mirror particles." Ok. Uncle Al or others. Are you aware of fatal flaws for these idea about right-handed Mirror Matter? Their not being the same mass as normal matter may be result of symmetry breaking. Anyway. If your experiment produces non-null and vaccum background is chiral then it falsifies mirror matter (or lessen their necessity). Des If antigravity were to be real in any sense it would mean warping space time. Nonsense. Spacetime curvature in isotropic space gives *parallel* local vacuum free fall minimum action geodesics. Spacetime torsion in a chiral vacuum backgriund gives *divergent* local vacuum free fall minimum action teleparallels for chemically identical, oppposite parity mass distributions. Nothing is violated either way. Ordinary random matter does not care. Given empirical chiral anisotropic space, unless somebody is unexpectedly clever with subsequent non-metric gravitation theory, the parity divergence will be small - on the order of 10^(-12) relative. Present-day vacuum chiral divergence would be just large enough to originate biological homochirality (L-chiral protein amino acids and D-chiral natural sugars) the left-handed Weak interaction; and source the inflation era post-Big Bang as a chiral pseudoscalar field background choosing matter over antimatter. There it is folks - all the nasty unexplainable chirality-selective stuff neatly tied up in a gift package. There cannot be a parity Nordtvedt effect. The mass fraction of Earth's chiral mass distributions is negligible compared to planetary mass (and biology is mostly achiral water). Even then, meat cancels wood. None of the methods proposed seem to do this. To warp a gravitational field you need negative mass. [snip straw men] If you assume the Equivalence Principle is true, then violations of the EP are impossible. I propose to observe whether the EP has a parity violation based upon two orthogonal classes of theoretically sound experiments. Observation cannot be argued against. What is reproducibly empirically observed is true. http://www.americanantigravity.com/gravitywaves.shtml [snip] That's crap. Contradiction of prior observation is crap. http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...ngth+or+arms&m... http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/ I think you should look at these websites carefully. I've corresponded with Kip Thorne. So? Spacetime curvature and spacetime torsion are measurably indistinguishable except in the opposite parity mass distribution case. If you have a few meter-wide cultured single crystal alpha-quartz mirrors in both space groups for LIGO, don't be shy about telling us. Alas, since the far ends of LIGO in Washington state and Louisiana do not satisfy locality, it wouldn't be a definitive experiment. The equipment is amazingly sensitive. If your electromagnetic assembly is indeed creating gravitational waves at any level, [snip] You really don't know what you are talking about, do you? Gravitational waves are quadrupolar excitations requiring immense (as in "astronomical") mass displacements. Gravitation merely requires a single atom or less (or nothing at all - the Weyl tensor). Gravity waves are wet sloshes exending from surface to bottom. Are we alone in the Universe? [snip] We are isolated in the universe. If you do not like that, change it yourself. - Ian Parker -- Uncle Alhttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 |
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Faith Equations (was: Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.)
DAVID GREENE wrote:
"Uncle Al" wrote: (Physical reality) - (empirical reality) = faith No offense, Uncle Al, but of all the nutty things you have said over the years that is the nuttiest. Uncle Al can explain it to you but Uncle Al cannot understand it for you. Science and religion are orthogonal. Here it is in baby steps. Do the algebra, everything = science + religion Science mostly doesn't care what religion does much as the US mostly doesn't know Canada exists. Who cares? OTOH, religion is desperately threatened by light switches and vaccination as 95% of the Canadian population is snugged by the US border hoping some crumbs drop their way. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/fleas.htm One unskilled in the art might demand everything = science + religion + money + power but that is an overdetermined set. everything = mathematics doesn't work either. Mathematics is not empirical. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 |
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Faith Equations (was: Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.)
On Jul 23, 5:22 pm, Uncle Al wrote:
DAVID GREENE wrote: "Uncle Al" wrote: (Physical reality) - (empirical reality) = faith No offense, Uncle Al, but of all the nutty things you have said over the years that is the nuttiest. Uncle Al can explain it to you but Uncle Al cannot understand it for you. Science and religion are orthogonal. Here it is in baby steps. Do the algebra, everything = science + religion I think that now you could be close on right track when searching the TRUTH what ever it shows to be: (Physical reality) = (empirical reality) + (faith to God's word)) (faith to God's word)= (faith to what God has instructed with aid of His prophets due we cannot understand His ways because we are so undeveloped beings in the Universe) Hannu Science mostly doesn't care what religion does much as the US mostly doesn't know Canada exists. Who cares? OTOH, religion is desperately threatened by light switches and vaccination as 95% of the Canadian population is snugged by the US border hoping some crumbs drop their way. http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/fleas.htm One unskilled in the art might demand everything = science + religion + money + power but that is an overdetermined set. everything = mathematics doesn't work either. Mathematics is not empirical. -- Uncle Alhttp://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
Descartes wrote:
[snip] All of that inevitably arises from classical physics with heavy literature citation and no possibility of dissent. None of that is arguable. The only unknown is whether the vacuum is empirically even-parity or odd-parity in the mass sector. Vacuum isotropy vs. anisotropic chiral background cannot be resolved by debate. That must be examined. The reproducible answer is the answer. It matters not who does not like the results. Chiral vaccum background as more extension of weak force assymmetry? For over a month. I've been mulling about Mirror Matter that can resolve the weak force assymetry. It goes like this. NO. A chiral vacuum background would *source* the 100% left-handed weak interaction. It cannot be the other way around for lack of amplitude vs. observed effect. Parity Violating Energy Difference (PVED) experiments seek a measurable energy divergence between left-handed and right-handed molecules from weak interaction Z^0 neutral current exchange between nucleus and electrons. Optimistic PVED is 8x10^(-12) eV. Room temperature energy background kT = 0.0257 eV. Carbon-carbon bond strength is 3.6 eV. Benzil PVED /_\/_\H(fusion) will not exceed 4x10^(-10) J/gram from the weak interaction. Mendeleev Commun. 13(3) 129 (2003) Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 41(24) 4618 (2003) If gravitation is affine, teleparallel, or noncommutative rather than metric, calculated /_\/_\H(fusion) between left-handed and right-handed benzil crystals is 8.99 J/gram or 8% energy/mass difference for a 10^(-13) difference/average Equivalence Principle mass/mass anomaly. EP parity violation arises from interaction with a measurably chiral vacuum background. A two-day experiment offers profound consequences for physics, chemistry, and biology. I care whether there is a reproducible net signal. I don't care at all what theory is used to rationalize it if it appears. Small, equal mass, chemically identical, opposite parity solid single crystal spheres absolutely cannot have measurably different heats of fusion in calibrated equipment unless physics is fundamentally in error. Newton was wrong for assuming all knowledge of a system is exactly and instantaneously available to an observer (h=0 and c=infinity). General Relativity and quantum field theory took up the slack. Physics was STILL fundamentally wrong, demonstrated by a bludgeon of an experiment, http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/ph...ment/app1.html http://# physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Parity/cover.html http://ccreweb.org/documents/parity/parity.html http://www.astro.washington.edu/cowan/school/parity.pdf We also have a bludgeon of an experiment arising from handedness. We are going to look. "Nearly 50 years ago it was discovered that the fundamental particles, such as the electron and proton have "left-handed" interactions - they do not respect mirror symmetry. This experimental fact motivates the idea that a set of "mirror particles" exist. The left-handedness of the ordinary particles can then be balanced by the right-handedness of the mirror particles." Ok. Uncle Al or others. Are you aware of fatal flaws for these idea about right-handed Mirror Matter? Their not being the same mass as normal matter may be result of symmetry breaking. Anyway. If your experiment produces non-null and vaccum background is chiral then it falsifies mirror matter (or lessen their necessity). There is no empirical evidence for mirror matter. Physics is obsessed with unbiased symmetry - SUSY; and the persistent undetectability of the axion and everything else that should be out there postulated in symmetric counterpoint to the Standard Model, axion cast 288,000 hits including proton decay debunked by Super-Kamiokande. Like any economist or priest, theorists added a few more orders of magnitude to proton half-life and dared experimentalists to call their bluff. The universe is perseveratively chiral in the mass sector. The parity calorimetry experiment is a bonehead undergrad lab. Anybody who does not like the results, if any, can repeat it by the rules and progressively outside them until blood runs out their ears. Only the first run is interesting. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 |
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Antigravity - The fraud of the 20th century.
In article . com,
Ian Parker wrote: What do the advocates of antigravity think about LIGO. Are they queuing up to demonstrate that they can in fact move LIGO's mirrors. Not a bit of it! This to me puts it on the same level as creationalism. It is nothing other than a gigantic fraud which has got no scientific basis at all. Ian, of *course* it is a fraud, but not a gigantic one -- it's a minor bit of kookery; the Apollo-hoax kooks are a much bigger crowd. Everybody in the scientific community knows that no such thing as antigravity or gravity-shielding exists (or at least, has been discovered by humans), and anybody who tells you otherwise probably also wears a tinfoil hat to keep the CIA from controlling their thoughts. You've put far too much effort into it; ignoring kookery is generally the best policy. There seems to be a widespread perception that Area 51 knows things that mainstream science does not. No, the widespread perception among normal people is that Area 51 doesn't exist except in sci-fi movies and bad TV. It's a fun bit of mythology, that's all. You are hanging out with the wrong people if most of them believe in little green (or gray) men and captured flying saucers. Are we alone in the Universe? That's the simplest explanation for the great silence. Or at least, alone in our galaxy. (Intergalactic distances are so great, and the number of galaxies so vast, that it seems reasonable to suppose that there are civilizations in other galaxies which we can't, and maybe will never, detect.) Is there, or has there been at any time an extraterrestrial presence? No. I feel that such episodes as Roswell hinder us in our search for rational answers. You're thinking of episodes of "The X Files," perhaps? In real life there essentially was no such thing as a "Roswell episode." A farmer sees a weather balloon or finds a bit of wreckage from a some mundane experiment gone awry, and sometimes it catches on as an urban legend and grows with years of retelling. Myths happen. Enjoy them as entertainment, and quit taking them so seriously. Stop watching X Files and start watching Myth Busters instead; it's healthier. Best, - Joe -- "Polywell" fusion -- an approach to nuclear fusion that might actually work. Learn more and discuss via: http://www.strout.net/info/science/polywell/ |
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