The Theory of Relativity will begin to fall apart in 2016/2017

[tsig]

Gravity is made of stuff?

Gravity is made of gravity stuff just like radio waves are made of radio stuff and micro waves are made of micro stuff.

 

[MikeG]

........Ether its made of the same stuff as gravity.

You expect your ideas to be taken seriously? Seriously?

 

[Daylightstar]

Grav(it)y is what you put on the stuff(ing).

And without grav(it)y we are stuffed.

 

[Daylightstar]

... that's your prediction. ...

Not a very meaningful prediction though

 

[MikeG]

You can feel the tension of the elastic ether each time you work up the stairs.......

So, elasticity of ether is resisting our every effort to move. Now, there is normally a squared relationship between resistance and speed, so does this follow through with your ether-stuff? In other words, will climbing the stairs produce resistance of x, and doubling the speed of climb produce a resistance of 4x. tripling it 9x, and so on? If so, then I'd be curious as to how anything has ever left the earth's gravity. And if not, why not?

 

[fuelair]

A chic on the psyd? How would his wife feel?

Using the chic from psychic (sigh kick)I was going for side kick..........

 

[smartcooky]

It is pretty obvious that the day we understand that there was no reason to reject the old elastic ether , - should it then not be reintroduced ?

Its Liquidspacetime all over again!

 

[Bjarne]

No.

Well, Bjarne, that's your prediction. How about you shut up and come back in, say, 2018 or so?

Hans

OK, I think we have been it all through... But it could before 2018

 

[Bjarne]

So, elasticity of ether is resisting our every effort to move. Now, there is normally a squared relationship between resistance and speed, so does this follow through with your ether-stuff? In other words, will climbing the stairs produce resistance of x, and doubling the speed of climb produce a resistance of 4x. tripling it 9x, and so on? If so, then I'd be curious as to how anything has ever left the earth's gravity. And if not, why not?

It’s all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with less space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so.
Furthermore on your way upwards your mass is gradually increasing

 

[Daylightstar]

OK, I think we have been it all through... But it could before 2018

Except of course it won't. We know it, you know it .....

 

[Daylightstar]

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Furthermore on your way upwards your mass is gradually increasing

Mass, weight or volume?

 

[Reality Check]

The ruler is also always a proportional variant in a field of gravity.

Gibberish, Bjarne.
You may be really incoherently referring to the curvature of spacetime. In which case, so what ?

 

[MRC_Hans]

You can feel the tension of the elastic ether each time you work up the stairs,

No, I can't. I can feel that I am storing positional energy.

Hans

 

[Reality Check]

You can feel the tension of the elastic ether each time you work up the stairs,
Ether its made of the same stuff as gravity.

An ignorant fantasy, Bjarne.
Firstly an aether has been experimentally ruled out.
Secondly high school students know the force law for elastic materials: F = -kx. This is not gravity!

 

[MikeG]

It’s all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with less space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so.
Furthermore on your way upwards your mass is gradually increasing

So, there will be an equation governing this relationship. It sounds like it could be an extremely simple one. What is it?

 

[Lukraak_Sisser]

It’s all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with less space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so.
Furthermore on your way upwards your mass is gradually increasing

Fascinating. So ether is directly focused on the center of the earth?
It's good to know that your theory makes earth the center of everything again.

Or is it that Australians encounter the opposite effect?

 

[Reality Check]

It’s all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with less space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so.

Wrong, Bjarne. With a fantasy all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with more space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so .
Or the gibberish of "space / ether tension" dances the fandango with the fairies and the fairies bouncing off you causes gravity !
Any other fantasy is just as valid as yours.

 

[Bjarne]

No, I can't. I can feel that I am storing positional energy.

Hans

Only a empty word, showing yopu don't know what you are talking about

 

[Bjarne]

Wrong, Bjarne. With a fantasy all about proportional transformation, if you walk up the stairs, you walk towards a direction with more space / ether tension, and this is why you need force to do so .
Or the gibberish of "space / ether tension" dances the fandango with the fairies and the fairies bouncing off you causes gravity !
Any other fantasy is just as valid as yours.

It is the level of tension of steched space that keeps you feet on the ground

 

[MikeG]

How about answering this, Bjarne.

So, there will be an equation governing this relationship. It sounds like it could be an extremely simple one. What is it?