Daylightstar
Philosopher
I think I've just had my brain insulted. That post was a definite CGSM!
My apologies, don't shoot the messenger
I think I've just had my brain insulted. That post was a definite CGSM!
And then, IIRC (and I may well not) he set out to build some kind of structure which he thought would prove his thesis and then just disappeared without posting the results. Or have I got that wrong?
You've got another imaginary friend, and an imaginary place as well?
Next, you'll be asking us to guess what number you've just thought of.
The universe, some say, is torus-shaped. Perhaps it's really a big jam doughnut? mmmmm
What, may I ask, are you trying to show/say, Bjarne?
I've read what you posted in this thread, and found almost all of it incoherent and unintelligible. If you are trying to communicate your ideas for something truly revolutionary in physics, then you have failed, totally, for me at least.
In any case, as many have already said, you need to write up your ideas in the form of a paper, and get it published in a journal such as Physics Reviews, if you hope to get acceptance of them. Posting here is a complete and utter waste of your time, I submit.
Unlike Bjarne, Halton Arp at least submitted research papers .
Hi,
that is a photo, lacking citation and context, so how about providing the citation and context.
Gravimeter stuff starting here, I think:
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6838304&postcount=2857
Because of being wrong all the time. Demonstrably so.And was kicked down from his position..
No, the inside of a black hole doesn't emit any light at all - it emits dark. That is where all the dark energy comes from.Deep inside a so-called black hole, light is seen from our perspective only invisible radio waves, this is why these holes are black.
No, there never was a Big Bang. What really happened was that the Universe used to be the same size but much denser, causing light to go slower than it does today. But then black holes started sucking all the matter out, reducing the density and allowing light to go faster.The EM-spectre here on Earth is instead getting gradually more blueshifted with time (compared to before), due to release of space-tension (after Big Bang).
The title of this thread predicts the failure of Relativity within 2 years. Does this new prediction mean you are withdrawing the one in the thread title?But the world will first learn many many many many years after I am gone.
No, there never was a Big Bang. What really happened was that the Universe used to be the same size but much denser, causing light to go slower than it does today. But then black holes started sucking all the matter out, reducing the density and allowing light to go faster.
Because of being wrong all the time. Demonstrably so.
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PLEASE Read this
http://io9.gizmodo.com/5864931/whats-going-on-with-these-mysterious-ultra-red-galaxies
And you see a similar mystery explained here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmotCQCxQEI
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The title of this thread predicts the failure of Relativity within 2 years. Does this new prediction mean you are withdrawing the one in the thread title?
It certainly hasn't got off to a good start, what with a major vindication of Relativity happening within 10 days of your making it, so I could certainly understand if you decided to withdraw it.
So which is it? Evidence that you're right and Relativity is wrong within the next two years, or not until long after you're dead?
Very short
SR will fall apart within 2 years, and a modified SR will be necessary..
GR, - the ""curvature of space"" is correct, but the curvature of space is not the cause of gravity.
Objects follow the “”curvature of space””, - but gravity is still a force, because the nature of space is elastic.
The curvature is a misleading expression, it would have been better to use the expression “stretching space”.
Notice it is the interpretation of the Michelson-Morley experiment that went wrong 100 years ago.
So you can say that there are many consequences due to the wrong interpretation of the Michelson-Morley experiment..
First we will see this when SR is tested the next few years,