MRC_Hans
Penultimate Amazing
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2002
- Messages
- 24,967
And here is what that cow would answer you;
"Stop pushing ! - then I would stop walking, muuuh",- , only humans is walking restless around without reason, not cows. Muuuhhh-Capisco?
If space could answer you it would say; Hans I don’t like you to push a body through me, the day you stop pushing that body constantly using energy on it I will stop that motion.
No.
All the Space probes anomalies are in the first places caused by deceleration + (in the follow wind zone) = acceleration (or more exact relative less deceleration).
So the underlying cause of all the space probes anomalies, are in fact nothing BUT different level of deceleration.
No. Bjarne things don't happen because you say so.
The effect on satellite is much weaker as of the Moon.
No, it will be the same. The effect of gravity is the same on ALL objects, because the lower force is balanced by a lower mass. (In a vaccum, a feather and a rock fall at the same speed).
These are apogee anomalies fast building up and cancel out. If you give me the duration of the apogee precession period, I can easy calculate the influence. Notice time of 1 orbit is always the same (not affected) only the distance to the Satellites by apogee and perigee.
That seems to be gibberish. If the excentricity changes, the orbital period changes.
Let assume the influence is 5 cm per period (before it cancel out) - the only way of discovering this would be that the signal will come 0,05 / 300,000,000 later or sooner as expected. Who do you think would notice. I believe even not an atomic watch?
Nobody cares what you believe. Such a difference would almost immidiately be noticed on GPS sattelites, and of course geostationart sattelites would drift.
No, RR in or Solar system is the first place you must understand it.
For example; The Earth do have larger speed at perihelion, this mean the mass at the Earth is simply larger at that point.
Not much but is must be true.
Of course the relativistic mass chages.
You can calculate, but to weak to measure (with a gravimeter).
You can't measure it with a gravimeter, since it will move at the same speed.
.... You haven't understood anything about relativity, have you?
If our speed in the Milkyway would stop, we would lose gravity too, - the same if the speed of the local cluster would stop.
That is one of the most silly things you have ever said (and that is no mean feat).
And as you know, I believe there are a level more, > the speed of the rotation of the Universe + there could be one level higher than this, - the speed of the Universe itself.
Nobody cares what you believe.
Relative to what you may ask? – Answer relative to different observer. Speed is different and each time the more and more “absolute” perspective is different.
You have not understood relativity. At all.
- Well, it is a bit over cow level, so how should you?
Seen form an overall perspective no, - you only get the results you want, - based on the uncompleted data you enter into the equations.
Yeah, I have noticed this is the way you work: Get the results you want, by entering incomplete data. I might add: Into incomplete equations.
Bjarne, we have long since found you out: You haven't got a clue, you just make up stuff as you go. At least most crackpots have some idea, and stick to it, but you just let your imagination run free.
Hans
!