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From 'HJ', reposting duckwad:
Who said psuedo force? You do know a force can be expressed in terms of potentials and momentums? Potentials and momentums of What? "Nothing"? ...you show a shamelfully abysmal understanding of stellar physics. Still bleating about stellar physics. And with no grasp whatsoever of the 'big picture' of what _powers_ stellar physics.. as if the nuclear forces have their genesis within the nucleus rather than from the hyperpressurized SPED _flowing into_ the nucleus and in fact *creating* the nucleus. oc Header address is a spam trap. E-mail: oldcoot7074 at sbcglobal.net Change 'at' to @ |
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oc Gravity is either a push or a pull force. I have it both in my
concave attraction and convex repulsion. I use my spin is in theory to give reality to this I have no big objection having the energy intrinsic to space pushing all macro energies(EM) or matter inward. I don't like using the flow of water to describe what is raking place. The reason for that comes from my not like using pond waves to describe how spaces waves work. Finding words to describe how gravity is created and how it works is more than a little tricky. Not trying to find fault oc with Wolter's idea. Just pointing out what you are up against. Bert |
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Daffy Duck Wit I stretch my imagination. You have no imagination. Your
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On Apr 5, 4:06 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
The reason for that comes from my not like using pond waves to describe how spaces waves work. Bert, the pond wave analogy was simply used to illustrate the difference between propagation and flow, nothing more. Gravity is either a push or a pull force. If you recomember, this was discussed once before. In one sense, it can be considered a "pull" if you look at the elongation or stretching of each atom along the axis of flow.. the most extreme example of which would be the "spagettification" you'd experience falling into a BH. oc |
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In article .com,
"oldcoot" wrote: On Apr 5, 4:06 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: The reason for that comes from my not like using pond waves to describe how spaces waves work. Bert, the pond wave analogy was simply used to illustrate the difference between propagation and flow, nothing more. Oh so when you use an analogy its ok? Gravity is either a push or a pull force. If you recomember, this was discussed once before. In one sense, it can be considered a "pull" if you look at the elongation or stretching of each atom along the axis of flow.. the most extreme example of which would be the "spagettification" you'd experience falling into a BH. Still trying to expound the FS nonsense? -- Painius admits he cannot answer a single question to NB: "Yes, you're right of course, NB. And they get very useless very quickly. I shall do my best to ignore them, as you wish." |
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On Apr 5, 4:06 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
Finding words to describe how gravity is created and how it works is more than a little tricky... Just pointing out what you are up against. Bert, i think the biggest thing one can be "up against" is cracking through the void-space mindset and indoctrination. It's like the often- repeated analogy of that fish in the deep ocean who sees a gas bubble. He sees the bubble as "being" and has no concept of the ocean in which it's embedded. The ocean is "not being". It's the same with the concept of matter and atomic structure. An atom is seen as "being" while the much-more-energy-dense 'Ocean' in which it's embedded is "not being" or void. But in actuality, in terms of its energy density, an atom is a mere vacuole or 'bubble' embedded in the Ocean of space. The Void-Space mindset has no grasp of this business of *embeddedness* and energy density. Its concept of 'being' and 'not being' is inverted. This sitting paradigm is what one is "up against". oc |
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