Scientists at the University of Oxford may have solved one of the biggest questions in modern physics, with a new paper unifying dark matter and dark energy into a single phenomenon: a fluid which possesses 'negative mass." If you were to push a negative mass, it would accelerate towards you. This astonishing new theory may also prove right a prediction that Einstein made 100 years ago.
Our current, widely recognised model of the Universe, called LambdaCDM, tells us nothing about what dark matter and dark energy are like physically. We only know about them because of the gravitational effects they have on other, observable matter.
This new model, published today in Astronomy and Astrophysics, by Dr. Jamie Farnes from the Oxford e-Research Centre, Department of Engineering Science, offers a new explanation. Dr. Farnes says: "We now think that both dark matter and dark energy can be unified into a fluid which possesses a type of 'negative gravity," repelling all other material around them. Although this matter is peculiar to us, it suggests that our cosmos is symmetrical in both positive and negative qualities."
The existence of negative matter had previously been ruled out as it was thought this material would become less dense as the Universe expands, which runs contrary to our observations that show dark energy does not thin out over time. However, Dr. Farnes' research applies a 'creation tensor," which allows for negative masses to be continuously created. It demonstrates that when more and more negative masses are continually bursting into existence, this negative mass fluid does not dilute during the expansion of the cosmos. In fact, the fluid appears to be identical to dark energy.
Dr. Farnes's theory also provides the first correct predictions of the behaviour of dark matter halos. Most galaxies are rotating so rapidly they should be tearing themselves apart, which suggests that an invisible 'halo' of dark matter must be holding them together. The new research published today features a computer simulation of the properties of negative mass, which predicts the formation of dark matter halos just like the ones inferred by observations using modern radio telescopes.
Albert Einstein provided the first hint of the dark universe exactly 100 years ago, when he discovered a parameter in his equations known as the 'cosmological constant," which we now know to be synonymous with dark energy. Einstein famously called the cosmological constant his 'biggest blunder," although modern astrophysical observations prove that it is a real phenomenon. In notes dating back to 1918, Einstein described his cosmological constant, writing that 'a modification of the theory is required such that "empty space" takes the role of gravitating negative masses which are distributed all over the interstellar space." It is therefore possible that Einstein himself predicted a negative-mass-filled universe.
Dr. Farnes says: "Previous approaches to combining dark energy and dark matter have attempted to modify Einstein's theory of general relativity, which has turned out to be incredibly challenging. This new approach takes two old ideas that are known to be compatible with Einstein's theory—negative masses and matter creation—and combines them together.
"The outcome seems rather beautiful: dark energy and dark matter can be unified into a single substance, with both effects being simply explainable as positive mass matter surfing on a sea of negative masses."
Proof of Dr. Farnes's theory will come from tests performed with a cutting-edge radio telescope known as the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), an international endeavour to build the world's largest telescope in which the University of Oxford is collaborating.
Dr. Farnes adds: "There are still many theoretical issues and computational simulations to work through, and LambdaCDM has a nearly 30 year head start, but I'm looking forward to seeing whether this new extended version of LambdaCDM can accurately match other observational evidence of our cosmology. If real, it would suggest that the missing 95% of the cosmos had an aesthetic solution: we had forgotten to include a simple minus sign."
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More information: J. S. Farnes. A unifying theory of dark energy and dark matter: Negative masses and matter creation within a modified LambdaCDM framework, Astronomy & Astrophysics (2018). DOI: 10.1051/0004-6361/201832898 , https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.07962
Bizarre 'dark fluid' with negative mass could dominate the universe – what my research suggests

RNP
4.7 / 5 (16) Dec 05, 2018Link here; https://arxiv.org...12.07962
I particularly like the closing sentence of the abstract which says that "the compelling puzzle of the dark Universe may have been due to a simple sign error."
torbjorn_b_g_larsson
2.9 / 5 (15) Dec 05, 2018- This is not the cosmology we live in. It makes a bouncing universe with the wrong topology (AdS instead of approximately dS) and a time varying Hubble constant in the current era.
- This is not the physics we live in. It has creation of particles out of nothing (shades of Hoyle's static universe), and suggest "negative mass" while gravity is unipolar.
- This is insufficient in competition with LCDM. It is explaining a fraction of the dark matter/dark energy effects. So no prediction of seeing the DM peak in the CMB spectra (instead it notes that new phenomena should be seen - why?) or DM lensing.
Nothing to see here; moving on.
antialias_physorg
4.5 / 5 (15) Dec 05, 2018Yeah. (Seems to be popular, too...I'm having a hard time downloading it).
My initial reaction is: what about (energy) conservation laws? Doesn't that contradict a creation tensor? But maybe once I get it that will be explained.
On the upside: If there is indeed negative mass (and it can be contained and/or manufactured) then an Alcubierre type warp drive might actually be feasible.
ted ted
1.3 / 5 (12) Dec 05, 2018not to mention belief in an all powerful supernatural being seems less ridiculous
the science cult rules, ok
poksnee
1.8 / 5 (15) Dec 05, 2018FredJose
3 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018https://creation....osmology
Its puts an interesting spin on what the researchers in the article call the combination of dark matter and dark energy.
For those who understand the math it makes for an interesting point of discussion. For people like porksnee it will be just another nonsensical theory that s/he doesn't understand.
Zelaron
3.2 / 5 (9) Dec 05, 2018mollycruz
1.7 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018timetreks
2.1 / 5 (7) Dec 05, 2018place - space is the reality - matter the phantom. . matter is but a local disrupttion of space. Space is probably colaspsing at half the speed of light while the phantom matter appears to expand. Space synchronizes everything and its behavior is what creates time. Time is a property of the behavior of space.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (18) Dec 05, 2018Just more of the usual wacko stuff brought to you by the purveyors of Pop-Cosmology.
dogbert
2.5 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018Now we expect to trade our magic matter and energy for a magic fluid which has negative mass, negative gravity and which, when pushed, pushes back.
When may we expect floating airplanes and rockets which need hardly any push to reach escape velocity?
ted ted
2.1 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018cortezz
4 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018You start sounding like a true science hipster. Like hipster hate everything too popular in music, you do it to science: "This is just wacko popular science stuff", "I liked this theory before it was so pop" etc
timetreks
3 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018"Matter" or the local distortion may have inertia because it becomes unbalanced when influenced my other distortions or changes in the ethereal state.
theredpill
2.8 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018"with both effects being simply explainable as positive mass matter surfing on a sea of negative masses"
This is hilarious to anyone who actually works with magnetic fields. Add the word "charge" before mass and replace the masses with fields...as close as the above can get to reality.
Dr. Farnes says: "We now think that both dark matter and dark energy can be unified into a fluid which possesses a type of 'negative gravity," repelling all other material around them.
....because the fact that pretty much all matter in space carries a charge is irrelevant to any kind of repulsion phenomenon. Yeah...that's it.
Responding to the forthcoming barrage from the usual suspects....now we have repulsion in the equation...bye bye gravity math, hello new gravity math...it's a start.
theredpill
2.2 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018Actually, in 1955 Einstein wrote a book in which he expressed his understanding of the applicable physics at that time, "There can be no energy without a field to bind it". It took the smartest man to live in the 20th century 37 years to figure it out and say it after his 1918 musing mentioned above. Farnes working off what Einstein said in 1918...must have got the advice from Jones....
Protoplasmix
3 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018theredpill
2.2 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018theredpill
2.6 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018Wow...maybe gravity isn't responsible for that phenomenon. baby step # 2 has been tabled...
coastaljon
3.5 / 5 (2) Dec 05, 2018Nik_2213
4.8 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018Have they suggested any practicable way to falsify their notion ?
RNP
5 / 5 (7) Dec 05, 2018Can you give us some references for these claims please?
Protoplasmix
5 / 5 (3) Dec 05, 2018Um, cosmos, as in cosmology, so spacetime expansion; but also the spacetime geometry of general relativity where light is red-shifted climbing out of a gravity well, and also that light would curve away from dark energy regions (and dark matter?) rather than curving around them-- it's not like dark energy and dark matter are the only criteria that have to be satisfied...
theredpill
2.5 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018pepe2907
4 / 5 (3) Dec 05, 2018If negative mass is when something, pulled by gravity accelerates in a direction opposite to the direction to the center of the pull /accelerating in a direction opposite to the gradient of the increasing of the field/, but pushed by /the proposed/ antigravity would accelerate towards the "center" /moving in the direction of increasing field gradient/... and if most of the matter, being dark matter, is with negative mass, and predominant field, permeating the Universe is that of antygravity... wouldn't that actually result in a contracting, instead of expanding universe?
And how about the property of actually being "dark"? I mean - nothing in seems to explain why this negative mass matter is completely indifferent to electromagnetism /note that it does not create "antilight" as may properly be expected from "negative energy matter"/.
Bob West
1 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018The galaxy clusters which have been pushed for longer than we have are accelerating outward and away from us. We are accelerating outward and away from the galaxy clusters which have been pushed for less time than we have. From our perspective most of the galaxy clusters are accelerating away from us.
Protoplasmix
2.6 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018Here's an easy way: find a mirror image of any galaxy. Sort of like the opposite of an Einstein ring, with the galaxy adjacent (as it appears in the sky) to a region of dark energy but much farther away than that region... finding such a mirror image (even distorted) would support their notion.
KBK
5 / 5 (1) Dec 05, 2018Very very slightly asymmetrical.
137, or...0.00729927007299270072992700729927
and thus, unidirectional time, gravity, mass, etc.
With big ass (seeming) energy available on breakdown.
It's not really, it's just separated or torn from the backdrop support structure of the given dimensional bubble.
Like the speed of light, not really a limit but a limit in and of the dimensional bubble.
And when the thing is seen as the bubble of resonance that it is (infinity boundaries on both ends), then you can see enough of the shape of it to curve fit the quantum into the scenario.
One can use the mathematics if they wish but that is not the fundamental, the point of understanding is the fundamental.
carlossantacruz
2 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018It is incredible as with the adjective "Oxford University" one creates whatever they post. Our theory is more solid, but without the "support" of universities.
Theory of Empty Universe
rrwillsj
4 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018The question I have is. If the DM/DE combo produce "Negative" Gravity?
Why are the larger galaxies, in general, spiral shaped? Wouldn't the effect of NG from a surrounding sphere of DM pushing the on the structures from all directions, result in spherical galaxies?
And, as t_b_g_l asked. Where is the DM lensing effect?
Other questions I have are. If NG is a product of DM & DE? Centered (anchored?) around galaxies? How could there be any inter-galactic mass, such as gas streamers to be observed?
Many galaxies outer arms consist of extensive gas & dust clouds. Wouldn't the NG have rudely shoved all that low-mass debris deep into the cores of the larger galaxies?
And how would it be even possible for the ancient, low-mass dwarf galaxies to exist as satellites of the larger galaxies?
pepe2907
5 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018They are not.
Nomadd
1.8 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018RNP
4.5 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018The creation tensor is equivalent to the creation operator in the standard model of particle physics ( https://en.wikipe...rd_Model ) when one tries to unify the SM with general relativity.
As an important aspect of quantum mechanics, this "magic" is therefore an integral part of the theory that made possible the very technology you are using to make your posts..
So, what is your definition of magic?
Is it magic if it can be clearly seen to work?
Da Schneib
3.8 / 5 (12) Dec 05, 2018It's an interesting toy model. But I'll wait to see what the general astrophysics and relativity communities have to say.
granville583762
5 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018Tis the season of good will to all theories
Flubber, Professor Philip Brainard of Medfield College developing a new energy source to raise money saving college closure
So in this festive spirit
Flubber is not as farfetched as Negative mass
as negative mass is the energy source Flubber clearly was not
with negative mass Elon Musk
can fulfill his dream
as with his negative mass
he can project his space transporter at mars
while his negative mass is projecting human Martians
in their space transporters back in time for Christmas turkey
Well that is the theory, it just needs Elon Musk and tinker bells magic fairy dust
With Elon Musk as the starring role in a multi-billion Christmas box office hit
"Negative Mass"
And we won't need Tinkerbelle's magic fairy dust
DDayanov
3.4 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018granville583762
5 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018Mass already accelerates towards us
We've had way too much Christmas spirit
Negative Mass should repel mass away from us!
MrBojangles
3.5 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018The transcranial magnetic stimulation you've received does not qualify you as someone who "works with magnetic fields."
The only thing that's hilarious is that a new theory comes out and you feel validated as a genius that is so much smarter than everyone else. Quit eating those pills, egotist.
Benni
2.5 / 5 (8) Dec 05, 2018They are not.
Elliptical galaxies make up 2/3 of the mass of the universe, and most are far bigger than the spiral Andromeda or MW, 50 to 500 times larger.
Osiris1
1.7 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018This theory should lead to advances in how to create and use this fluid for star travel. We have had many visitations throughout history as evidence all over the world in plain sight shows. Only a cloistered baptist with a basket over his head literally and figuratively would soak his head in wet concrete and let it set to be able to lie and deny this obvious fact.... Oh! Yes, and he would have to be a white republican #PeeBrain ,too.
Osiris1
1.3 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018rrwillsj
2.3 / 5 (3) Dec 05, 2018Plus, as with spirals, elliptical galaxies have streamers of gas & dust flowing outbound,
In addition to satellite dwarf galaxies?
& how many of those ellipticals are actually spiral galaxies observed from an inconvenient POV?
Especially since many of the larger galaxies, both spiral & elliptical are mergers through collisions & cannibalizing their neighbors.
A future example is the passionately torrid, flamboyant dancing predicted between our Milky Way & the Andromeda Galaxy.
How would that event be possible? Or any other collisions & mergers between Cosmic bodies?
Wouldn't the speculated DM/DE Negative Gravity effect prevent any of those occurring?
& that same NG effect should prevent all the ejected material we see from those orgies of starstuff?
theredpill
2.3 / 5 (9) Dec 05, 2018The only thing that's hilarious is that a new theory comes out and you feel validated as a genius that is so much smarter than everyone else. Quit eating those pills, egotist."
Awww....psycho in training gonna cry ? I am sure Jones will give you a big hug and kiss on the forehead.
As far as ego, I mentioned in several threads guys like you would have to shutter yours given the direction cosmology must go and where it will leave those who want to stick to dogma, and comment as though you are superior to those questioning it. So yeah, if you didn't like that taste of my ego, you might want to try not to be an asshole like with the above comment.
Kevin Smith 69
1 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018Benni
2.8 / 5 (9) Dec 05, 2018Solon
3 / 5 (2) Dec 05, 2018http://www.sjsu.e...tive.htm
timetreks
5 / 5 (1) Dec 05, 2018rossim22
2.8 / 5 (8) Dec 05, 2018It's amazing how every possible outcome appears to stem from a correct prediction Einstein made a century ago. Refute one of Einstein's predictions and another one takes its place.
LOL
Ultron
3.7 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018This theory fails to fit into all existing observations and fails to predicts something very specific and different, which could be confirmed.
On the other hand it is positive trend, that something refreshingly new and controversial makes it through mainstream censorship.
rrwillsj
3 / 5 (8) Dec 05, 2018The expanding universe is an effect of Space/Time. Piddling little splots of matter such as colliding super-galaxies are local & temporary events of gravitational attraction.
Benni
2.4 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018Cosmic Psycho-babble to you, that "colliding super-galaxies are local & temporary events", if they're so "local", why is it they can be viewed as far away as 13 billion light years? Certainly 13 billion light years IS NOT LOCAL to Andromeda & MW, that's the entirety of the observable Universe. And "tempoary", what does that mean in your psycho-babble world of Pop-Cosmology?
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (11) Dec 05, 2018Joe1963
1 / 5 (6) Dec 05, 2018This does away both with dark matter and also dark energy. It explains why most galaxies are accelerating away from each other.
It also explains gravitational rotational rates. Galaxies are pushing against each other keeping outer stars in a faster than expected orbit. You may read the justification for this theory here, along with responses to objections at the bottom:
https://www.reddi...tter_is/
General Relativity must be adjusted such that we keep time dilation, BUT ditch curved or dilated space. I.e. we should work with flat, 3D , Euclidean space + time dilation. I explain about this in the notes at the bottom of the article.
theenlightening
1 / 5 (4) Dec 05, 2018Anonym262722
not rated yet Dec 05, 2018WayneMaddison
3.7 / 5 (3) Dec 05, 2018tony10cents
3 / 5 (1) Dec 05, 2018howhot3
4.6 / 5 (5) Dec 05, 2018jimmybobber
1.8 / 5 (10) Dec 05, 2018Ojorf
3.2 / 5 (11) Dec 06, 2018Is he fudging it or does the theory really produce an answer in the ball park with observations?
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018Da Schneib
3 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018Ojorf
2.8 / 5 (10) Dec 06, 2018He says in a negative mass universe at z=1100 an astrophysical object would have an observed angular size 169 times less than in LCDM. (Eq 30)
He then carries on, calculates the sound horizon and just after Eq 33, concludes that instead of a discrepancy of a factor of 169 there is substantial cancellation between the larger geometrical term and the larger sound horizon, so that within a factor of approximately 2 it predicts the location of the first CMB peak and my be consistent with observations.
Da Schneib
3.3 / 5 (7) Dec 06, 2018Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018AmritSorli
2 / 5 (4) Dec 06, 2018granville583762
5 / 5 (7) Dec 06, 2018Gravity defies Newton law of equal and opposite reaction
The earth attracts the moon as there is no reaction on the earth
The moon attracts the earth and there is no reaction on the moon
Or in the words of that infamous sage
Quasi-neutral
Gravity is quasi-neutral
The equal and opposite reaction
Is the total reaction of both earth and moon
But interesting all the same as gravity has an Achilles heel
In this Achilles heel is the magic of gravity
Defying Gravity
Benni
2.2 / 5 (10) Dec 06, 2018What did you say?
Steelwolf
4.3 / 5 (6) Dec 06, 2018Benni
2.3 / 5 (9) Dec 06, 2018.....only if you're into Pop-Cosmology psycho-babble.
Ojorf
3.4 / 5 (15) Dec 06, 2018What did I say in another thread? Any time Benni has no argument, he responds with "Pop-Cosmology psycho-babble".
When he does that you know you have him, it's his way of admitting he has no clue what's going on.
Captain Stumpy
4.2 / 5 (10) Dec 06, 2018of course, some other well-known oft-used phrases he uses to show he has no clue:
differential equations
nuclear engineer
relativity (or Einstein)
thermodynamics
entropy
rrwillsj
3 / 5 (6) Dec 06, 2018benni my boy, if your pathetically limited imagination is incapable of encompassing the reality of the Cosmos? You should stop reading this.
I consider a Space of a hundred billion parsecs radius to be "Local".
I consider a Span of Time of a trillion years to be "Temporary".
MrBojangles
3.5 / 5 (13) Dec 06, 2018Does he ever have an argument? I've never seen him contribute anything of value to this website. Benni, like redpill and a few others, comes to comment on every article about how smart they are, and how unlike everyone else, they've discovered the answers to the universe (without any sort of evidence mind you.) Decades of loneliness will do wonders to a man's psyche.
rrwillsj
2 / 5 (4) Dec 06, 2018The remainder of my Theory of Stupid Design ....
..., & then? At some interminable boredom point of Universal exhaustion. It all decays back to an infinitely, eternal Chaos of stochastic Gravitons.
Until, at some indeterminate circumstances & implausible confusions, triggering another Big Bang.
Hey, what can I tell you? Accidents happen!
granville583762
5 / 5 (5) Dec 06, 2018The sea on the earth is attracted by the sun and moon
where high tides when gravity joins forces the sun and moon are in line
pulling the sea away from the earth
where the same rule applies
the moon attracts the sea and there is no reaction on the moon
as the earth attract the sea towards the centre of earth, there is no reaction on the earth
The earth is Defying gravity
Keep working on this theme Steelwolf
As there is magic in this theme
Sir Isaac Newton missed Defying gravity in his rush to publish his laws of motion and gravity
Steelwolf
a way of condensing mass
it will attract space ships
on closet approach
decompress the mass
the spaceship will continue its velocity
mass attracting spaceships remains fixed in space
there is no reaction
Defying gravity
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018rrwillsj
3.7 / 5 (6) Dec 06, 2018Benni
1.5 / 5 (8) Dec 06, 2018Don'tcha just love the way I coin new descriptors that creates so much ire among the overaged Trekkie crowd living here? What a hoot it is, watching so much descent into the foul mouthed name calling from this same trolling gaggle of goofs day after day.
richard_k
2.3 / 5 (3) Dec 07, 2018If you take the Universe as being full of matter and this medium (dark energy/matter) my idea is that the medium would be required in order to transfer field information. How could you possibly transfer gravitons or photons if there was no medium in which to transfer that information. It must be a way of exchanging information. For matter to work with gravity and EM field information the rest of the Universe must be a medium in which to transfer that information. That medium must be at a constant "viscosity" otherwise there would be patches where no field information could be transferred. That means that as the Universe expands there must be enough of that medium coming into the Universe to fill the gap that is left as the Universe expands.
(1/3)
richard_k
2.3 / 5 (3) Dec 07, 2018(2/3)
richard_k
2.3 / 5 (3) Dec 07, 2018Strange thought, but if the medium being forced into the Universe like a tap flooding a balloon with liquid what happens when the tap is turned off.
(3/3)
zz5555
5 / 5 (5) Dec 07, 2018You make this claim without any evidence. Where is your evidence? Why would any medium be required? If I shoot a gun, is a medium required for the bullet to travel through the air and hit its target? In the case of a bullet, any medium only inhibits the bullet's travel.
Protoplasmix
4.2 / 5 (5) Dec 07, 2018Da Schneib
4.3 / 5 (6) Dec 07, 2018http://backreacti...not.html
I have not yet read the body. Others may wish to.
granville583762
5 / 5 (4) Dec 08, 2018In negative mass
in acceleration of force
as explicitly
if we
were
to push on negative mass
as we are comprised
of
Positive mass
implies
Positive and negative in acceleration of force
Produce negative acceleration
and so
by
scientific conclusion
Negative mass and negative mass in acceleration of force
Give positive acceleration
and
so the same in gravity
Positive gravitational mass in interaction of negative gravitational mass
Gives negative repulsive acceleration
Gives negative acceleration
Where as
Negative gravitational mass in interaction of negative gravitational mass
Gives positive attractive acceleration
richard_k
4.2 / 5 (5) Dec 08, 2018Thank you for your comments regarding my post.
I just take a passing interest in these things. It was an idea that popped into my head after reading this article, I make no claim or have no evidence (that would take too much time) and I accept it could be a stupid idea. I just threw it out onto this forum as it seemed a simple idea/explanation for people to ponder.
We only think the Universe works the way it should because that is all we know. But the non-locality of variables (i.e. entanglement) is not consistent with the world we experience. There is no god given reason why absolutely everything in the Universe must match our daily experience.
Regards
richard_k
richard_k
4.2 / 5 (5) Dec 08, 2018Thank you for posting a link to Sabine's blog. It has been an interesting read.
As with all these things you can only prove your theory is right if your model simulates and matches all the known data and the world we experience. Only time will tell who was right and who was wrong.
Regards
richard_k
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Dec 08, 2018I read her(?) article - and the comments to it.
Wow... there is much to consider (although I tend to like the idea of spin relations to fields)
However, the human propensity to complicate a simple hypothesis, right OR wrong, will
(WAY more often than not), result in a failed theory...
KISS.
Whydening Gyre
4.2 / 5 (5) Dec 08, 2018Ya forgot Inverse Square Law...
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
3 / 5 (4) Dec 09, 2018In your gun example, it is the "air" in which the bullet is traveling that is the 'medium'. There are other factors, such as friction, wind velocity, weight of the bullet, etc. that could affect the flight of that bullet.
The same is true for a submarine firing off a torpedo where the medium is water. One could also say that the torpedo and the bullet are the "information" or "message".
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
3.4 / 5 (5) Dec 09, 2018So you've read the article concerning such effects of sex on the ISS as almost impossible to achieve?
:)
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Dec 09, 2018.........in the world of Pop-Cosmology psycho-babble
.........righto guys, anything that drags your attention out of the psycho-babble world of Pop-Cosmology into the world of real science is not a place you find to be a comfortable abode.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Dec 10, 2018SEU
The chains that hold
the occupants
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the international station of space
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in
the
weightlessness
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as
in
dungeness games down on earth
in chains that bind
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these
once hidden from view
in shops discrete
as
you
in
your perverted mind, SEU
have
brought them out to play
to
hold down the procreators
in
the vacuum
this
festive season
where
mankind is born anew as babe in arms
to
bind the astronauts
when
mankind is born anew as babe in arms
in
The Space Station
Colbourne
5 / 5 (3) Dec 10, 2018https://forum.nas...=13542.0
Protoplasmix
4.3 / 5 (3) Dec 10, 2018tallenglish
1 / 5 (2) Dec 11, 2018Cool thing it links together not only quantum field theory for both leptons and quarks but also integrates special relativity into it to also explain the difference between mass and momentum as well as how we see 4 gauge bosons - for what is technically 3 force carriers, light (Photon, Timelike), mass (Gluon, Spacelike), and spacetime (Spacelike x Timelike).
Each force carrier consists of 2 x 2D counter rotating fields - that generate a 3rd 2D field for the force carrier - electroweak is special as it takes the two seperate SU(2) for light and mass and crosses them to make spacetime.
Aka SU(2) x (SU2) x SU(4) = SU(Light) x SU(Mass) x SU(Spacetime) and
SU(Spacetime) = cross product of mass and light fields.
Tachyon is the timelike curve, Graviton the spacelike curve to time and space.
tallenglish
1 / 5 (2) Dec 11, 2018Electroweak is the product of the 2D force carriers induced fields - so is 4D, aka its not only connected through r/g/b but must also connect to white/lepton (1s1) and/or white/gluon singlet - the electrweak force is the force carrier that joins the two.
So 1D energy cross interacts to make 2D energy, then 4D, then 8D, etc.
2^n +/- 1 defines energy levels allowed.
n^2 defines the points that will be event horizons - like the one that seperates mass and light for spacetime as well as space and time for light and gluons.
Think 3D box - 6 sides, 3 matter, 3 antimatter, 2 of which are always classed as real (matter of same colour), 4 acting perpendicular (dark matter) - DM:M ration 4:1.
Protoplasmix
5 / 5 (3) Dec 11, 2018Interesting points made there in the comments about being specific regarding the type of mass (active or passive gravitational mass, or inertial mass) and spin-2 field vs spin-2 particle.
Was surprised to see no mention that there could be net zero gravitational interaction between equal positive and negative masses -- consider the rubber sheet analogy where a negative mass pushes up to make a hill -- why wouldn't there be the equivalent of constructive and destructive interference?
savvys84
2.3 / 5 (3) Dec 12, 2018If you can't, here is my experimental proof from 2010
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