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In a new book called "Final Theory", author Mark Albert contends that
Einstein unlocked the secret of the universe and then entrusted parts of it to each of his students at the Priceton Institute of Advanced Study. Now they are dropping like flies because evil forces are trying to piece together the theory! .. |
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On May 27, 2:36*pm, Double-A wrote:
In a new book called "Final Theory", author Mark Albert contends that Einstein unlocked the secret of the universe and then entrusted parts of it to each of his students at the Priceton Institute of Advanced Study. Now they are dropping like flies because evil forces are trying to piece together the theory! Heh. Sounds like "E=mc^3". :-) |
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On May 28, 4:37 am, oldcoot wrote:
On May 27, 2:36 pm, Double-A wrote: In a new book called "Final Theory", author Mark Albert contends that Einstein unlocked the secret of the universe and then entrusted parts of it to each of his students at the Priceton Institute of Advanced Study. Now they are dropping like flies because evil forces are trying to piece together the theory! Heh. Sounds like "E=mc^3". :-) How about just "E=m$B!g(B" or if necessary "E=m$B!g(B^2" .. - BG |
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oc It is G=EMC^2 Why not? Bert
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On May 28, 5:03 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
oc It is G=EMC^2 Why not? Bert Why not in deed, except C isn't a cosmic constant, other than within dark matter. Our universe is mostly a God fart of dark matter. .. - Brad Guth |
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![]() "Double-A" wrote in message ... In a new book called "Final Theory", author Mark Albert contends that Einstein unlocked the secret of the universe and then entrusted parts of it to each of his students at the Priceton Institute of Advanced Study. Now they are dropping like flies because evil forces are trying to piece together the theory! There is only one Final Theory, and that is: we don't have a clue. It is my humble opinion, that the one and only Universe we know of for certain, is expanding. But, it will eventually slow down, reverse its course and violently collapse upon itself, to give birth to a new Big Bang. Being humans, we have the need to see everything in an orderly sequence, and if it is just beyond our grasp of understanding, we make up ****. String theory, with its 11 dimension ... what a joke. Most of us have trouble incorporating time as the fourth dimension, much less six more, something only a truly warped mind, whose paycheck comes from dufuses like us, paying him/her to spew that kind of unrealistic crap, could envision. The fact that humans have the need to be masters of their realm, gave us such fantasies as religion, with the ensuing promise of utopia in paradise, or fire and brimstone in hell, if you ever smoked any of the killer weed or humped your brother's wife, or farted in the pew on holy Sunday, you know when the faithful go looking for eggs laid by a rabbit ... do I need to expound?. We don't know, and we won't know until we have the technology to go there and take a look-see. Until then, we have all these instruments which can give us hints of the way beyond, but it is conjecture, at best, yet we think we ****ing know it all. But Hawking got it right: Black holes are solid matter, atomic sub-sub-sub components packed so densely, that there is mo more space, no rebound of collapsing matter as in a super nova, there is nothing but solid matter. And it will leak into space, one micro- micro-micro particle at a time, until the disassembly and the re-birth of our Universe is complete and those tiny sub atomic particles start to gravitate towards each other ... a new Big Bang in the making. |
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On May 28, 7:20*pm, "Hagar" wrote :
But Hawking got it right: Black holes are solid matter, atomic sub-sub-sub components packed so densely, that there is mo more space, no rebound of collapsing matter as in a super nova, there is nothing but solid matter. And the denser it's compactified, the smaller the volume, the faster it spins due to conserved angular momentum.. until the centrifugal effect reaches criticality... ... a new Big Bang in the making. A new 'one-shot' BB. Ker-blooey! But 'What If'' the inflow rate into the BH is sufficient to 'keep up' with the outflow rate? It'd comprize a homeostatic closed-loop system. The 'Bang' point would actually be continuously running like the combustion chamber of a gas turbine engine (or, the central compressor in the freon cycle analogy). It is my humble opinion, that the one and only Universe we know of for certain, is expanding. *But, it will eventually slow down, reverse its course and violently collapse upon itself, to give birth to a new Big Bang. That's the view from our 'inside' referance frame. We sense there musta been a superhot Genesis Event somewhere in our deep past outside our visibility, and dub it the 'Big Bang'. In the freon cycle analogy, a little cluster of freon molecules in the expanded gas stream represents the whole sphere of our visible cosmos. And we're in the center of the "cluster" and know nothing of the 'outside'. But if we could mentally transpose to the 'outside' frame, we might see the mechanism at work behind the 'Bang' and realize it's a continuously- running Process.. with each phase, the 'Bang', Expansion, Contraction, and final Implosion running continuously at its respective station on the cycle. |
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oc if BH are solid matter(that I doubt) it begs the question what
surface feature does this ball of matter have? It must be smoother than an 8 ball. Is it the closest to a perfect circle that nature can achieve? We never talk about a BH surface. We only talk about its event horizon that is an imaginary boundary A boundary that is part of natures balancing act Bert |
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On May 29, 6:05*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
...if BH are solid matter(that I doubt) it begs the question what surface feature does this ball of matter have? *It must be smoother than an 8 ball. Is it the closest to a perfect circle that nature can achieve? * Well, it'd be a perfect sphere as in the Schwartzchild (non-rotating) model. But what if it has spin? Wouldn't it flatten out somewhat like the 'ring singularity' of the Kerr model? And the faster it spins, wouldn't it keep flattening out more and more like pizza dough? And if the spin rate/flattening reaches the point where *tangental velocity* at the rim reaches what we call 'c'... ? We never talk about a BH surface. We only talk about its event horizon that is an imaginary boundary,*a boundary that is part of natures balancing act... ...a boundary between the pre-BB state and the externalized cosmos 'out here' perhaps? |
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"oldcoot" wrote in message...
... On May 27, 2:36 pm, Double-A wrote: In a new book called "Final Theory", author Mark Albert contends that Einstein unlocked the secret of the universe and then entrusted parts of it to each of his students at the Priceton Institute of Advanced Study. Now they are dropping like flies because evil forces are trying to piece together the theory! Heh. Sounds like "E=mc^3". :-) Definitely sounds like a job for the "Charmed Ones"! (aka "The Power of Three") g happy days and... starry starry nights! -- Indelibly yours, Paine P.S. Thank YOU for reading! P.P.S. Some secret sites (shh)... http://painellsworth.net http://savethechildren.org http://eBook-eDen.secretsgolden.com |
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