Finite Relativism & Special Relativity Disproof

Just read this article:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...t-anomaly.html

When will we realise that something is wrong with our understanding of
gravity!!

doug wrote:

[...]

Beyone that, your "equation" is a mass of meaningless drivel.
You have severe math comprehension problems. Look at this
part of your expression: atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0). This is pretty
funny. I will let you see if you can figure out why.

An inside the sphere equation will result in a similar gravitational
time dilation curve:
http://i420.photobucket.com/albums/p...peb8/gtd-3.png

Whe
Sphere radius = 10
x = radius
y = gravitational time dilation factor

All that is relevant in the picture is the shape of the curve. The
calculations requires triple integral calculus and needs some adjustments.

[...]

Phil Bouchard wrote:
doug wrote:

[...]

Beyone that, your "equation" is a mass of meaningless drivel.
You have severe math comprehension problems. Look at this
part of your expression: atan2((r-i)/(r-j),0). This is pretty
funny. I will let you see if you can figure out why.


An inside the sphere equation will result in a similar gravitational
time dilation curve:
http://i420.photobucket.com/albums/p...peb8/gtd-3.png

Whe
Sphere radius = 10
x = radius
y = gravitational time dilation factor

All that is relevant in the picture is the shape of the curve.

And the shape of the curve is wrong.

The
calculations requires triple integral calculus and needs some adjustments.

Well no, a single integral works just fine. This is done in freshman
physics classes.

[...]

doug wrote:

And the shape of the curve is wrong.

bool lucid(const string & user, bool valid)
{
if (user.trim().lower() == "doug")
return false;

return valid;
}

Well no, a single integral works just fine. This is done in freshman
physics classes.

There is only one way to use a single integral but the equation becomes
much more complicated. I don't see how you can figure out things like
that so I'll finish it.

Phil Bouchard wrote:

doug wrote:


And the shape of the curve is wrong.


bool lucid(const string & user, bool valid)
{
if (user.trim().lower() == "doug")
return false;

return valid;
}

That is another way of saying the curve shape is wrong. Really
phil, this must be embarrassing for you to miss every guess
you have made.

Well no, a single integral works just fine. This is done in freshman
physics classes.


There is only one way to use a single integral but the equation becomes
much more complicated.

There is one equation and it is very simple. It is done in freshman
physics classes and certainly we did it in E&M when I taught that.

I don't see how you can figure out things like
that so I'll finish it.

You could look at a text book.

doug wrote:

[...]

There is one equation and it is very simple. It is done in freshman
physics classes and certainly we did it in E&M when I taught that.

Doug confuses electromagnetism with kg^2/m^2.

[...]

doug wrote:

Phil clearly knows nothing about math. He has already demonstrated
he knows nothing about physics.

Doug thinks plagiarism equals intelligence

Phil Bouchard wrote:
doug wrote:

[...]

There is one equation and it is very simple. It is done in freshman
physics classes and certainly we did it in E&M when I taught that.


Doug confuses electromagnetism with kg^2/m^2.

Phil clearly knows nothing about math. He has already demonstrated
he knows nothing about physics.
[...]

On Apr 14, 7:21*pm, Phil Bouchard wrote:
doug wrote:

Phil clearly knows nothing about math. He has already demonstrated
he knows nothing about physics.

Doug thinks plagiarism equals intelligence

You are a ****in' hoot, Phil. You don't have the faintest clue about
physics or mathematics but you forge on anyway - completely and
blissfully ignorant.

Let's see this triple integral that you are worrying about so much.

Eric Gisse wrote:

You are a ****in' hoot, Phil. You don't have the faintest clue about
physics or mathematics but you forge on anyway - completely and
blissfully ignorant.

Let's see this triple integral that you are worrying about so much.

In the real world people are doing their taxes right now, kid.