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![]() Where does it go after it "flows" in? Where does the Big Bang "come from"? Folks don't bat an eye at the evidence for the BB. Yet they squawk at the 'Roach Motel' issue of "where does the stuff go in the process of gravitation?" If the R.M. issue disqualifies the flowing-space model of gravity, then it also disqualifies the BB, and for the same reason. The BB model does not address where the stuff 'comes from'. How does it drive massive bodies without acceleration..? How 'bout if the flow itself is accelerating, and that _only_ if it is accelerating will it accelerate (drive) massive bodies? And how 'bout that _only_ an accelerating flow constitutes gravity, period? And how 'bout the proposition that when you accelerate an object IN space, the resistance you feel (inertia) is *literally* the resistance of space itself to the acceleration..? And how 'bout seeing the self-same property of space as the CAUSE of gravity-acceleration equivalence which Uncle Albert so eloquently *described* in his famous 'space elevator' scenario? And how 'bout this superfluidic (or 'hyperfluidic') property of space as underlying and fixing Newton's laws of inertia and conservation of momentum AND Einstein's gravity-acceleration equivalence? And 'bout conservation of momentum again- an object in motion *minus acceleration* will travel frictionlessly in space**. Conversely, a non-accelerating spaceflow will impart no momentum to an object *irrespective of the actual velocity of the flow*. ----------- **In sub-relativistic speed regimes, that is. With the onset of relativistic speeds, space begins exhibiting increasing "viscosity" even in the absence of acceleration. Try learning something new. Indeed. * |
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Dear oldcoot:
On Dec 22, 9:59*am, (oldcoot) wrote: Where does it go after it "flows" in? Where does the Big Bang "come from"? No, where does this space go to? Big Bang only had "one miracle", this requires a continuous creation / destruction somewhere. * * * * * * * *If the R.M. issue disqualifies the flowing-space model of gravity, then it also disqualifies the BB, and for the same reason. Does not follow. The BB model does not address where the stuff 'comes from'. * It is "simply" extrapolation from current data. It doesn't have to. From what works here... "There Be Dragons". Since we can't go back to check, then we are left with checking where we can... like here / now. Now this "flowing space" crap, how can we disprove it, since it is here and now? How does it drive massive bodies without acceleration..? How 'bout if the flow itself is accelerating, and that _only_ if it is accelerating will it accelerate (drive) massive bodies? Why don't gravitationally accelerated charge radiate? Nice how you duck the hard ones, then write paragraphs trying to cover your tracks. And trick novices into fronting your personal beliefs. David A. Smith |
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