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But this thread is just a classic example proving how unreasonable stubborn scientific creeds really are...........
Pot - Kettle - Black.
But this thread is just a classic example proving how unreasonable stubborn scientific creeds really are...........
No, that is not true at all.Off course I am, people that tells the truth are always “crazy”..
If such exist near Domus I believe it is in the underground, the effect would be negative, because the density is much less that the density of the underground.
So such as well as a cellar could explain the suddenly ADG decrease at ground floor.
Sometimes I believe you are really downright crazy, - since you either; cannot /don’t want/are too lazy, - to calculate the consequence of let say: if the gravimeter at ground floors should be standing right on the top of one of the concrete pillar.
And once again; - worse at all, - you still cannot explain that ADG is +0.282 mgal at 1st floor and “only” 0.181 mgal at ground floor. – Whereby you still have a HUGE problem to explain where the + 0.100 mgal at 1st floor comes from.
you cannot """"connect ground floor / the fundation (+0.181mGal) to the first floor (+0.282mGal) """ since there is no measurable “ground connection” from 1st floor to ground floor.
I still believe the last opinion is correct, but YES I too must be prepared for surprises, BUT far from so HUGE as you must be prepared for.
This week, we will get new height measurement from Domus Vista, -My friend Cristian will also try to see if he can check the carrying walls thickness, and floor thickness inside the building , (not at the stair case) - and if there is a cellar.
I too must bend my head for objective measurement, - this is the scientific methods, - you too should respect this, - but this thread is just a classic example proving how unreasonable stubborn scientific creeds really are...........
So you believe the tanks in the top of the building?(Water tank for sprinkler system) No, they are usually above ground, to allow gravity feed. Otherwise, you need a whopping big diesel pump.
ØØhhh so you want to measure positive ADG due to the concrete pillars, without having a gravimeter standing above the pillars.Where have I suggested that the effect is due to the gravimeter standing on a pillar? I'm saying that there is a large mass in the vicinity
Even chickens wouldn’t come to such silly conclusion.The precision of your measurements is not sufficient to bother about a 0.1mGal difference. You can only try to conclude from more general trends.
Did you notice the; “”””Ground connection? What is that supposed to mean? What would you need a ground connection for?
I have already ask, there is a price to pay.Bjarne, you are such an amateur. Get the ******* drawings, for pete's sake! You know, real engineers make drawings before they build a big house like that. The drawings will have been submitted to the authorities for approval prior to building, and they will be in the archives. They will be publicly available.
And Johannes Kepler held his telescope in front of the eyes of the holy orthodox priests; - No Venus was not orbiting the Sun, impossible. This was not objective science.Bjarne, I deeply respect scientific work, and I look forward to the day you will do some of that. I'm not holding my breath, however
So you believe the tanks in the top of the building? And you can then not see it is more than cow stupid to mention that these should affect ADG at ground floor, since this is the context where you brought that in.
ØØhhh so you want to measure positive ADG due to the concrete pillars, without having a gravimeter standing above the pillars.
Tits. However, ulike cow tits, gravity does work across open spaces, so, no Bjarne, it would not be the same.Is that not similar to believe you can milk a cow without touching its teats.
Even chickens wouldn’t come to such silly conclusion.
Did you notice the; “”””
Answer: to determinate where the strong ADG on all the lower floors originates.
I have already ask, there is a price to pay.
Chicken knows what is up and down.Bjarne, you make a big enough fool out of yourself with all your cow nonsense. Better leave out the chickens.
Chicken knows what is up and down.
I am not sure you understand this.
You are right, of course. But we all have this urge to stop and look at disasters.Thank you for reminding me why you were on my ignore list and why I unsubscribed from this nonsense.
I urge others to do the same. Let him fantasize alone.
Thank you for reminding me why you were on my ignore list and why I unsubscribed from this nonsense. I urge others to do the same. Let him fantasize alone.
I have thought of something: When I make my curve of the gravity contribution from the building, I assume that the height of each floor is the same. This may be wrong; I think I read somewhere that the lower floors of that building are higher (originally there was a hotel there). Since the free air gradient for even a single floor is a large value compared to the gravity of the building, if the elevation shift is underestimated, we will calculate a too high gravity constant from the building.
First at all; great you are man enough to admit such great mistake.
Exactly, finally a bit reason have reach you mind.
Unless you know the exact height to each measurement points you can never know the buildings own ADG at any point.
For example if want to deduct 700 microgram too much or too less, (like you suggested not was unimportant, since you believed +/- 2 meter FAG wasn’t important) we do no longer speak about insignificant deviations but rather of completely nonsense.
Hence you are also completely unable to discuss anything, except off course; nonsense, - that I now believe you begin to understand that also cows and even chicken are much intelligent to take serious.

Ohh yehh, enormous mistake.Great mistake?
To put it VERY mildlyI have all the time said that my elevation figures were estimated.
Now you know.But I didn't realize that this could account for the upturn of the curve on the lower floors.
I have calculated both possibilities, - which mean floors height 20 and 22 cm,. in both cases there are a clear pattern that totally smashed the prevailing holy creeds.As I have said, yes. So, since you don't know that yourself, how can you pretend to make conclusions form your measurements?
We are here talking about deviations, - such cannot be many times the total ADG of the building.Hold it there, sonny: As long as you just look for general trends, it is not so important.
I have mentioned 2 possibleties, - depending on if the floor height is 20 or 22 cm.That's funny, Bjarne.
Since YOU also did not have this info, why should anybody take YOUR conclusions seriously. You have just argued that anything deduced from your meaasurements is nonsense.
Congratulations! You just demolished your own arguments!
In both cases your ignorance of basic science is further confirmed.In both cases the holy creeds you believe in is overturned.
You are just blab bla blab la la without any reference to anything. – THAT’s the difference.
What Bjarne has measured is
The fatal flaws and basic ignorance in Bjarne's ideas in his threads
- not predicted by his fantasy.
This is because his fantasy has no prediction for the actual experiment - a measurement of the force of gravity in a stairwell at one side of the Domus Vista building. The only thing we have from Bjarne is an unsupported assertion pulled from his pet cow's bottom about measurements through the center of the building.
If we take his fantasy seriously (which no one with a brain cell would) then he predicts that the ADG due to the building would be constant and zero!
- matches what we expect from Newtonian gravity, i.e. the ADG of the building varies within the building.
The only surprising feature to me is that the variation is fairly linear (ignoring ground effects from the buidling foundations, the shopping center around the base and other buildings). I would have expected an S-shaped curve for the ADG along one side of a rectangular block.
Ohh yehh, enormous mistake.
To put it VERY mildly
I have calculated both possibilities, - which mean floors height 20 and 22 cm,. in both cases there are a clear pattern that totally smashed the prevailing holy creeds.
We are here talking about deviations, - such cannot be many times the total ADG of the building.
And this is the result of yours “estimations” – .
I have mentioned 2 possibleties, - depending on if the floor height is 20 or 22 cm.
http://www.science27.com/forum/ADGMDV.jpg
In both cases the holy creeds you believe in is overturned.
You are just blab bla blab la la without any reference to anything. – THAT’s the difference.
This sound like boasting, - it has nothing with estimation to do.This is about MY estimated floor elevations in the Domus Vista
RightHowever, Bjarne has no more knowledge than me about those elevations, but he thinks HIS calculations are true and right.
This is the way I measure the height of the building floor by floor.Bjarne
I have calculated both possibilities, - which mean floors height 20 and 22 cm,. in both cases there are a clear pattern that totally smashed the prevailing holy creeds.
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Absolutely hilarious! This is about the elevation of the individual floors (because you have to allow for diminishing Earth gravity with increasing elevations), but Bjarne keeps babling about the thickness of the floor separations. This makes a difference for the mass of the boilding, of course, but otherwise, it is of minor importance.
I have for a long time know that the buildings 3 lower floor are higher than the others, these data have been available here for months, - my friend, - shown in at least 10 links, and also as images above have .Yes, Bjarne, since the free air gradient is higher than the ADG of the building, we need to know it carefully. So YOU should be grateful for me pointing out that the lower floors are probably taller, because that will mess up YOUR calculations big time.
Well OKAY, Bjarne. SO please show how professional YOU are. Explain how you derive the numbers in each column of your spreadsheet, above. For instance, how do you derive the FAG column? I notice you have somewhat varying FAG figures for the lower floors. Where did you get those from?
Correction:For example;
if you want to know the buildings ADG-pattern at 10th floor, then deduct the measured ADG at ground floor, with these measured at 10th ground floor.
You must do that on all floors, and you’ll get the result shown in the green or yellow column.
You must also deduct the Earth gravity. Where do you get the value of that?Correction:
The highlighted text ins incorrect
You must also deduct the FAG before you'll have the buildings own ADG (pattern)
This sound like boasting, - it has nothing with estimation to do.
I have for a long time know that the buildings 3 lower floor are higher than the others, these data have been available here for months, - my friend, - shown in at least 10 links, and also as images above have .
I also have try tell you that many times, but you have chosen to ignore it.
And now you believe it is yours discovery.
For example;
if you want to know the buildings ADG-pattern at 10th floor, then deduct the measured ADG at ground floor, with these measured at 10th ground floor.
You must do that on all floors, and you’ll get the result shown in the green or yellow column.
The overall picture is very clear, - it is impossible to get something that just looks like the pattern you believe in.
I have already ask, there is a price to pay.
You must also deduct the Earth gravity. Where do you get the value of that?
You know we are talking Newton here; – Action = Reaction.I may have overlooked some info in the midst of all your cow babble. Good heavens man, do you really think that anybody here wades through ALL your nonsense? Stick to facts and quit babbling about cows, chickens, and how harshly the world has treated you, if you want people to read what you say.
Of course not BUT you get a overall pattern doing like I did.The baseline gravity is NOT what you measure on the ground floor.