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"Not reading articles to spam us with becoming too much work?""


Yes, i still reading. And guess what happened 14 september 2015?

"The gravitational waves were detected on Sept. 14, 2015 at 5:51 a.m. EDT (09:51 UTC) "

Gravitational waves detected 100 years after Einstein's prediction

http://phys.org/news/2016-02-gravitational-years-einstein.html

But also something else happened 14 september 2015

Did a gamma ray burst accompany LIGO's gravity wave detection?

http://phys.org/news/2016-02-gamma-ray-accompany-ligo-gravity.html


So, why people pushing inside my pages after that day so many times? Much more times what ever Last 10 years!

http://www.onesimpleprinciple.com/webstat/usage_201509.html
 
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Pixie of key said:
"Not reading articles to spam us with becoming too much work?""


Yes, i still reading. And guess what happened 14 september 2015?

"The gravitational waves were detected on Sept. 14, 2015 at 5:51 a.m. EDT (09:51 UTC) "

Gravitational waves detected 100 years after Einstein's prediction

http://phys.org/news/2016-02-gravitational-years-einstein.html

But also something else happened 14 september 2015

Did a gamma ray burst accompany LIGO's gravity wave detection?

http://phys.org/news/2016-02-gamma-ray-accompany-ligo-gravity.html


So, why people pushing inside my pages after that day so many times? Much more times what ever Last 10 years!

http://www.onesimpleprinciple.com/webstat/usage_201509.html
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Ah, so the gravitational wave pulled people into your webpage.

Have you tried that rope experiment yet?
 
I think it was not that gravity waves. I think problem was that gamma ray burst 0,4 second after gravity waves.

In my pages is answer for that problem.
 
Pixie of key said:
I think it was not that gravity waves. I think problem was that gamma ray burst 0,4 second after gravity waves.

In my pages is answer for that problem.
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Given your problems here I expect no answers to problems there.

Have you tried that rope experiment yet?


Pixie of key said:
It is about 1 / 3200 possibility that happening occur by chance.
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With about 966 million pigs in the world (2010) that's about 302,875 high fly'n hogs or about 200 times the number of 747s produced.
 
Pixie of key said:
I think it was not that gravity waves. I think problem was that gamma ray burst 0,4 second after gravity waves.

In my pages is answer for that problem.
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That is a lie, Pixie of key. In your pages there will probably be yet another incoherent rant about science. There are no answers to any problems. Your inability to understand the science that you read will be displayed. For example that "1 / 3200 possibility" sounds like another fantasy.

Pixy of Key. LIGO detected the gravitational waves on 14 September but no one was told abut this until the data was analyzed and announced on 11 February 2016 :eek:! Your increase in traffic was not because of the detection announced months later or an imaginary solution to an imaginary problem.
Did a gamma ray burst accompany LIGO's gravity wave detection? February 19, 2016
NASA's Fermi telescope detected the GRB, coming from the same point as the GW, a mere 0.4 seconds after the waves arrived. Though we can't be absolutely certain that the two phenomena are from the same black hole merger, the Fermi team calculates the odds of that being a coincidence at only 0.0022%. That's a pretty solid correlation.
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When the black holes joined together, an outflow would be generated, which would produce the GRB. Or else the GRB came "from a jet originating out of the accretion disk of residual debris around the BH remnant," according to Loeb's paper. So why the 0.4 s delay? This is the time it took the GRB to cross the star, relative to the gravitational waves.
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There is no problem with the gamma ray burst arriving "0.4 second" after the gravitation waves according to Loeb.
 
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"Pixy of Key. LIGO detected the gravitational waves on 14 September but no one was told abut this until the data was analyzed and announced on 11 February 2016 !"


Of course i know that!

Thats why this is very very exciting.

How many people get information for gravity waves and gamma ray burst 14,9,2015? You cant know that because they dont tell that for us.
 
Pixie of key said:
Of course i know that!
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Which makes the claim insane, Pixie of key :jaw-dropp!
No one knew about the detection of gravitational waves on 14 September 2015 - not even scientists involved (they would still have to analyze the data) and they would not go looking for the fantasies of a ignorant Finnish crank.

The scientists who looked for the gamma ray burst in their data did not look until after the announcement of the gravitational waves. They would not invent a time machine to go looking for the fantasies of a ignorant Finnish crank.

No one believes the fantasies of a Finnish physics crackpot with no known mathematical ability, little knowledge of physics shown, lots of hand waving and some primitive videos.
 
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No one dont have to believe me.

But when they see with James Webb telescope that matter pushing out from galaxy centre supermassive concentration, they have to believe what they can see with own eye and James Webb telescope.
 
Pixie of key said:
No one dont have to believe me.

But when they see with James Webb telescope that matter pushing out from galaxy centre supermassive concentration, they have to believe what they can see with own eye and James Webb telescope.
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No one takes your juvenile fantasies seriously and you have no capacity to change this.
Everyone knows this, except you :)
 
Daylightstar said:
No one takes your juvenile fantasies seriously and you have no capacity to change this.
Everyone knows this, except you :)
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I dont have to change anything.

I just wait and i present my thoughts.

If this is problem for you, it is your problem. For me this is not problem.
 
Pixie of key said:
No one dont have to believe me.

But when they see with James Webb telescope that matter pushing out from galaxy centre supermassive concentration, they have to believe what they can see with own eye and James Webb telescope.
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Have you tried that rope experiment yet?
 
Pixie of key said:
No one dont have to believe me.
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We believe that you are a Finnish physics crackpot with no known mathematical ability, little knowledge of physics shown, lots of hand waving and some primitive videos and so your fantasies cannot be believed.

Adding a fantasy about the James Webb telescope and abysmal ignorance does not help. We already have telescopes looking at galaxies :jaw-dropp! We have images of millions of galaxies. The Hubble telescope can resolve individual stars in the Andromeda galaxy. No "matter pushing out from galaxy center" is seen.
 
Pixie of key said:
James Webbiä.

And also European extremely large telescooppia.

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You are of course free to give your thoughts on collected data, but till now, you aren't particularly credible, to put it mildly.
So whatever you write on the web will be ignored by those collecting/working on that data.
 
Astronomers find giant planet around very young star

http://m.phys.org/news/2016-05-astronomers-giant-planet-young-star.html


""For decades, conventional wisdom held that large Jupiter-mass planets take a minimum of 10 million years to form," said Christopher Johns-Krull, the lead author of a new study about the planet, CI Tau b, that will be published in the Astrophysical Journal. "That's been called into question over the past decade, and many new ideas have been offered, but the bottom line is that we need to identify a number of newly formed planets around young stars if we hope to fully understand planet formation.""

There is no pulling force or curving space at all.

Just movement / energy / pushing force.

Space is eternal and infinity place which is nothing. So, space dont expanding or curving.

Nucleus of atoms expanding and recycling expanding movement / energy / pushing force.
 
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