If this was the case Satellites and planets would fall, due to “relativistic resistance” we would discover that
It is so easy to understand
Why would they do that? I just explained ot you that what you call resistance is merely conversion of energy. There is no energy lost.
It is like playing a guitar with only 2 strings.
Well,
somebody here is certainly not playing with a full complement.
The one string is relativistic speed the other is relativistic mass .
These are the only 2 you can play with.
Play? You can't play with them at all; they are closely connected.
So what is lost due to "relativistic resistance" can ONLY be returned by "relativistic mass increase".
It is a very clumsy way of experessing it, but it is mainly correct.
When first speed is lost, it can NOT increase agian. Relativistic Mass increase is the only option to win back the same gravitional level...
This, OTOH, if wrong, on several accounts.
First of all, speed is not
lost: What happens is that as an object gets close to c, more and more acceleration energy is converted to mass, instead of to speed (making the kinetic energy rise linearly).
Secondly, the process is fully reversible: Once you apply force to slow down the object, the energy comes back as the mass is reduced again.
Therefore YES “relativistic resistance” is true, when a planet “falls” towards perihelion, it will fall more as it “should” according to classic orbit mechanic.
You have a very inefficient way of expressing things. Let me rephrase it:
When a planet moves towards perihelion, it is accelerating because it is moving closer to the primary. It is gaining kinetic energy. Most of this KE comes in the form of speed, but a fraction of it is in the form of mass increase. It will not come closer ('fall more') but it will arrive later. So how does it keep from falling into the star?
Well, on its way to aphelion, it will loose all the gained KE both in the form of speed and mass, and it will arrive in the proper place, but again, slightly delayed. Therefore, we get a perihelion precession.
It is naive to ignore the possibility that the mass/size of the Universe it limited, - it could easy be limit like the solar system, a galaxy, or in a cluster of galaxies.
There is a possibility that the universe is limited, but how is that relevant to our present discussion?
Exactly like the above mentioned gravity-systems the mass off the Universe MUST circulate around a gravitionel center, exactly as it does in all other gravitionel systems.
That is a possibility, but we have no observations that makes it likely.
Exactly as all system do have a acceleration period the above described Universe MUST have this too.
But, as I explained to you, above, that would merely mean that some speeds (and hence masses) would oscillate around an equilibrium.
Therefore the kinetic energy is NEVER stable. – NEVER.
Nobody claied it was.
Depending on the size of the Universe, the “acceleration lane” can be billion and billion of light years.
Obviously, of the universe is circling around a center point, some of the orbits are truely huge.
Such “acceleration lane” MUST accelerate matter to a huge speed.
That depends on the force acting on its constituents.
This MUST increase the mass of the Universe.
No.
The increase of mass MUST increase the acceleration
No.
You MUST get a self-perpetuating process.
No. As explained above, you are missing half the process. Things are accelerated on from aphelion to perihelion, but the process is reversed on the way from perihelion to aphelion, thus maintaining equilibrium.
Dark energy is only gravity release from a previous Universe,
How could gravity be left over from a previous universe? Where has it been in the meantime?
Hans
ETA: Oh, and I'd better add a disclaimer: The above explanations
are simplified . If you study the subjects closer, you will find details that have been left out.
