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Finite Relativism: Review Request
bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 4:13 am, doug wrote: There have been no experiments in conflict with the predictions of relativity in the century of testing. You must be ignorant of the fact that the voyager craft are way outside of the velocity that was predicted for them. That is not true at this point. There has been a lot of examination of the situation and so far relativity is fine. Also spacecraft in slingshot manouvers come out faster than relativity predicts. Reference? But yes apart from those the equations are good equations. Pitty they don't work for everything though. Everything so far. I'm not arguing the equations I'm arguing that the aether exhists and that the aether dragging around the earth would give the same results as an apparent bending of space time. Frame - dragging etc, etc. Lets see the math. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 3:38*pm, doug wrote:
You did reply to the links I gave you and yet you claim there are no paradoxs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies Have a look then tell me there are no paradoxs. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 3:38*pm, doug wrote:
You did reply to the links I gave you and yet you claim there are no paradoxs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies Have a look then tell me there are no paradoxs. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 3:41*pm, doug wrote:
bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 2:23 pm, doug wrote: bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 4:13 am, doug wrote: There have been no experiments in conflict with the predictions of relativity in the century of testing. You must be ignorant of the fact that the voyager craft are way outside of the velocity that was predicted for them. That is not true at this point. There has been a lot of examination of the situation and so far relativity is fine. *Also spacecraft in slingshot manouvers come out faster than relativity predicts. Reference? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies There is nothing there to support your argument. But yes apart from those the equations are good equations. Pitty they don't work for everything though. Everything so far. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies In case you are not aware, *Wikipedia is not a science reference. I'm not arguing the equations I'm arguing that the aether exhists and that the aether dragging around the earth would give the same results as an apparent bending of space time. Frame - dragging etc, etc. Lets see the math. Still no math being shown on your part. Then look at the references at the bottom of the page. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 3:41*pm, doug wrote:
bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 2:23 pm, doug wrote: bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 4:13 am, doug wrote: There have been no experiments in conflict with the predictions of relativity in the century of testing. You must be ignorant of the fact that the voyager craft are way outside of the velocity that was predicted for them. That is not true at this point. There has been a lot of examination of the situation and so far relativity is fine. *Also spacecraft in slingshot manouvers come out faster than relativity predicts. Reference? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies There is nothing there to support your argument. But yes apart from those the equations are good equations. Pitty they don't work for everything though. Everything so far. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies In case you are not aware, *Wikipedia is not a science reference. I'm not arguing the equations I'm arguing that the aether exhists and that the aether dragging around the earth would give the same results as an apparent bending of space time. Frame - dragging etc, etc. Lets see the math. Still no math being shown on your part. Then look at the references at the bottom of the page. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
I'd like to add one last thing before I leave you guys to it.
What do you think magnetism is???? Isn't in general agreement that mainstream science doesn't know what it is? It works in a vacuum just as well as in an atmosphere. Do you not think it could be the motion of some type of medium not yet accepted to exhist? It definately has some sort of rotary property as it rotates the plane of polarization of an electromagnetic wave. Chow. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 2:14 pm, doug wrote: bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 4:13 am, doug wrote: Have you ever seen an interferometer? I am not talking about an interferometer. I am talking about a simple experiement that could be done with two torchs. I will draw a text diagram. d -------------------| b-- c | | |a |e d is a brick wall so is e they are at 90degrees to each other. a is a torch shining on d. b is a torch shining on e. Turn a on only and it will shine onto d. Look at the light reflected off d. Now turn on b so that it shines onto e directly through a and the beams cross at c. a's pattern on d will not change even though they are crossing each others path. This simple experiement proves that light cannot be a particle. What makes you think it has proved anything. Have you done a prediction of this with QM? If you want to argue it furthur then give me an explanation of how the alleged "photon" can cross without observed interference like two hoses would if they were substituted for a and b. Ok, well if you are going to argue this VERY simple observed fact then I can't argue with you. Well, study some physics and come back. Why does one photon injected into the double slit experiement still act like a wave. Except that it also acts like a particle. Read some physics. Explain to me why it doesn't prove they are not particles??? Anyone? I bet no one here understands why they don't collide while going through. They just take it for granted because they read it in a text book. You should try that sometime. See QM. But you are not going to like the answer. Light is neither a particle or a wave. We get the result we see depending on how we measure it. You were trying to ignore the photoelectric effect and PMTs but they are real and are not explained by wave theory. Yes yes, no energy exchanges, no change in quantum state. I'm sick of arguing. Neither of us will change our minds. Yes, but the world has said you are wrong. Science will never ever not in a million years unify the forces until they accept the exhistance of the aether. No, there is no need for it. This is a promise. It is a hope on your part but that is not a scientific argument. And the world does not care what you promise. It may take decades, it may even be called another name and described in better detail than the classical physics did, but without it eveything is lost. Look at physics for the last 90+ years. The more they discover the more paradoxs that occur the more complicated the maths to prove it. I can make an onion into a monkey with maths if I so wish. There are no paradoxes. There are those who will not learn about physics but your ignorance of physics is not a scientific argument. My theory perfectly explained the just recently discovered true shape of our solar system and the bow shock effect of it traveling through space. The sun rigidifies the aether around it and this rigidified ball of aether traveling through un rigidified aether creates the bow shock. Just like a ship through water. You do not have a theory. You have a daydream. It is easy to make big claims without any backup but you are just blustering now. Common sense really, No, they were testing relativity. And it passed. They were testing the equations of relativity and they passed. There is still no proof it is actually bending of space time. That is my argument. I say that it is an all pervading electric fluid which is responsible also for giving particles charge. I agree the equations of relativity are pretty damn accurate. (in most cases except for speed out of slingshot manouvers and the voyager spacecraft speed.) I'm saying that it isn't a bending of space time. It is this electric fluid being dragged around the earth. Well, then show how the predictions of your theory agree with relativity. If you cannot, you have no theory, only a daydream. Done and almost perfect. I spent hours working it out, reviewing laser experiements, the earths magnetic field, birkeland currents in space, pendulums etc, etc. I am very proud of it because it fits so well. You probably don't realise you are arguing with a mathmatician also. Dealing with a mathematician is not hard. Mathematics is not physics. You need to learn some physics. The video i provided a link to postulates that what is observed as "gas" around clusters of stars is actually plasma, which in turn generates a magnetic feild which is about 10 to the 40th power stronger than gravity. If they took this magnetism into account then there would be no need for dark matter or blackholes. His theories are slowly gaining acceptance. With who? Have you heard of Birkeland currents.? If the "gases" observed around these constellations were considered to be plasma and we don't know as we havn't been there, then this would make astronomy simpler, as there would be no need for blackholes and darkmatter. Watch the video!!! And the math supporting the conclusions? They used data from the radio telescopes. Thats why they thought that the "gasses" are infact plasma. Look it up!!! I'm serious hes no crank. It doesn't make sense gasses just floating in space. Surely they should disperse. If it's gravity you say then why the sudden border between empty space and the pillars of creation surely there should be a gradual thinning out of density of these gases, not a sudden abrupt one. End of my argument. Yes, you still have no theory, or if you do, you are hiding it. Cranks come here every day and claim big things. None produce. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 2:23 pm, doug wrote: bobd wrote: On Mar 17, 4:13 am, doug wrote: There have been no experiments in conflict with the predictions of relativity in the century of testing. You must be ignorant of the fact that the voyager craft are way outside of the velocity that was predicted for them. That is not true at this point. There has been a lot of examination of the situation and so far relativity is fine. Also spacecraft in slingshot manouvers come out faster than relativity predicts. Reference? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies There is nothing there to support your argument. But yes apart from those the equations are good equations. Pitty they don't work for everything though. Everything so far. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity..._discrepancies In case you are not aware, Wikipedia is not a science reference. I'm not arguing the equations I'm arguing that the aether exhists and that the aether dragging around the earth would give the same results as an apparent bending of space time. Frame - dragging etc, etc. Lets see the math. Still no math being shown on your part. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 4:34*pm, doug wrote:
bobd wrote: I'd like to add one last thing before I leave you guys to it. What do you think magnetism is???? See maxwells's equations. Did you know that maxwell derived them with the aether in mind. You really don't know much about science do you? Do you have a phd or do you study in your spare time? Isn't in general agreement that mainstream science doesn't know what it is? No. You should study some. * It works in a vacuum just as well as in an atmosphere. Do you not think it could be the motion of some type of medium not yet accepted to exhist? No. It is covered quite well in existing physics. read: http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may...rthrow-physics the part that states "renowned physicist Steven Weinberg, who won a Nobel for unifying electromagnetism with the so-called weak force, admit that he can’t explain how a magnet holds a dry-cleaning ticket to the door of a refrigerator." It is defined as virtual photons popping in and out of exhistance. Do you believe this? It definately has some sort of rotary property as it rotates the plane of polarization of an electromagnetic wave. Yes, sure it does. You just keep thinking that while you are avoiding studying physics. Chow. You italian is no better than your physics. You didn't even know that maxwell developed his equations with the aether in mind. They were altered by heaviside still with the aether in mind. Even Lorentz believed in the aether. It wasn't till Einstein came along that the aether was removed. "Remember gentlemen we have not discarded the aether just proved it is not needed for calculations" Einstein himself said this. Are you saying he was wrong? I meant references at the bottom of the wikipedia page. You are starting to come across as really f&*king stupid. |
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Finite Relativism: Review Request
On Mar 17, 4:12*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
bobd wrote: Did you know that maxwell derived them with the aether in mind. You really don't know much about science do you? Do you have a phd or do you study in your spare time? * *Science has shown that Maxwell's equations work fine without any * *aether. None is needed and none is detected. Then what is magnetism??? You don't know do you, science doesn't either. What proof is there that the aether doesn't exhist? That the michelson- morley experiement didn't detect it???? That only proved there was no "aether wind" it did not disprove it. It makes more sense for it to be dragged round by the earth. It explains frame dragging, GPS corrections all without the need for bending of space time. |
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