Astronomers have spent decades looking for something that sounds like it would be hard to miss: about a third of the "normal" matter in the Universe. New results from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory may have helped them locate this elusive expanse of missing matter.
From independent, well-established observations, scientists have confidently calculated how much normal matter—meaning hydrogen, helium and other elements—existed just after the Big Bang. In the time between the first few minutes and the first billion years or so, much of the normal matter made its way into cosmic dust, gas and objects such as stars and planets that telescopes can see in the present-day Universe.
The problem is that when astronomers add up the mass of all the normal matter in the present-day Universe about a third of it can't be found. (This missing matter is distinct from the still-mysterious dark matter.)
One idea is that the missing mass gathered into gigantic strands or filaments of warm (temperature less than 100,000 Kelvin) and hot (temperature greater than 100,000 Kelvin) gas in intergalactic space. These filaments are known by astronomers as the "warm-hot intergalactic medium" or WHIM. They are invisible to optical light telescopes, but some of the warm gas in filaments has been detected in ultraviolet light.
Using a new technique, researchers have found new and strong evidence for the hot component of the WHIM based on data from Chandra and other telescopes.
"If we find this missing mass, we can solve one of the biggest conundrums in astrophysics," said Orsolya Kovacs of the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian (CfA) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. "Where did the universe stash so much of its matter that makes up stuff like stars and planets and us?"
Astronomers used Chandra to look for and study filaments of warm gas lying along the path to a quasar, a bright source of X-rays powered by a rapidly growing supermassive black hole. This quasar is located about 3.5 billion light years from Earth. If the WHIM's hot gas component is associated with these filaments, some of the X-rays from the quasar would be absorbed by that hot gas. Therefore, they looked for a signature of hot gas imprinted in the quasar's X-ray light detected by Chandra.
One of the challenges of this method is that the signal of absorption by the WHIM is weak compared to the total amount of X-rays coming from the quasar. When searching the entire spectrum of X-rays at different wavelengths, it is difficult to distinguish such weak absorption features—actual signals of the WHIM—from random fluctuations.
Kovacs and her team overcame this problem by focusing their search only on certain parts of the X-ray light spectrum, reducing the likelihood of false positives. They did this by first identifying galaxies near the line of sight to the quasar that are located at the same distance from Earth as regions of warm gas detected from ultraviolet data. With this technique they identified 17 possible filaments between the quasar and us, and obtained their distances.
Because of the expansion of the universe, which stretches out light as it travels, any absorption of X-rays by matter in these filaments will be shifted to redder wavelengths. The amounts of the shifts depend on the known distances to the filament, so the team knew where to search in the spectrum for absorption from the WHIM.
"Our technique is similar in principle to how you might conduct an efficient search for animals in the vast plains of Africa," said Akos Bogdan, a co-author also from CfA. "We know that animals need to drink, so it makes sense to search around watering holes first."
While narrowing their search helped, the researchers also had to overcome the problem of the faintness of the X-ray absorption. So, they boosted the signal by adding spectra together from 17 filaments, turning a 5.5-day-long observation into the equivalent of almost 100 days' worth of data. With this technique they detected oxygen with characteristics suggesting it was in a gas with a temperature of about one million degrees Kelvin.
By extrapolating from these observations of oxygen to the full set of elements, and from the observed region to the local universe, the researchers report they can account for the complete amount of missing matter. At least in this particular case, the missing matter had been hiding in the WHIM after all.
"We were thrilled that we were able to track down some of this missing matter" said co-author Randall Smith, also of CfA. "In the future we can apply this same method to other quasar data to confirm that this long-standing mystery has at last been cracked."
A paper describing these results was published in the Astrophysical Journal on February 13, 2019.
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Researchers find last of universe's missing ordinary matter
More information:
Orsolya E. Kovacs et al. Detection of the Missing Baryons toward the Sightline of H1821+643. arXiv:1812.04625 [astro-ph.CO]. arxiv.org/abs/1812.04625

beeds
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 15, 2019cantdrive85
1.8 / 5 (26) Feb 15, 2019jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (21) Feb 15, 2019Dead hypothesis, long since debunked.
cantdrive85
1.9 / 5 (23) Feb 15, 2019jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (21) Feb 15, 2019Nope. Nothing to do with PC woo.
cantdrive85
1.9 / 5 (22) Feb 15, 2019jonesdave
3.6 / 5 (23) Feb 15, 2019Wrong. The predictions of WHIM in filamentary structures in the galactic halo is a direct result of modelling. And those observations match the models very well. And those models that predict the distribution use dark matter. Without it, the models fail. In the PC woo, there is no DM halo, and they have no model.
Da Schneib
4.1 / 5 (18) Feb 15, 2019jonesdave
3.3 / 5 (16) Feb 15, 2019Coutinho, B. C. et al.
https://arxiv.org...3236.pdf
beeds
2 / 5 (8) Feb 15, 2019Maybe the missing DARK mass is somehow related to the kinetic energy of the stuff we can see?
Old_C_Code
3.3 / 5 (12) Feb 15, 2019The EU discombobulates facts from greats like Alfven, a supposed hero of the EU contradicts them constantly. Example, Alfven proposed the Alfven Waves which are magnetic field heat bombs blasted out from the Sun's surface heating the Corona to millions of degrees K. But EU says the hot corona is from galactic currents heating the Sun.
Rynosaurus18
2.7 / 5 (15) Feb 15, 2019JaxPavan
1.4 / 5 (9) Feb 15, 2019Bob West
1 / 5 (12) Feb 15, 2019The supersolid dark matter displaced by a galaxy pushes back, causing the stars in the outer arms of the galaxy to orbit the galactic center at the rate in which they do.
Displaced supersolid dark matter is curved spacetime.
In the Bullet Cluster collision the dark matter has not separated from the ordinary matter. The collision is analogous to two boats that collide, the boats slow down and their bow waves continue to propagate. The water has not separated from the boats, the bow waves have. In the Bullet Cluster collision the galaxy's dark matter displacement waves have separated from the colliding galaxies, causing the light to lense
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (11) Feb 15, 2019rrwillsj
1 / 5 (9) Feb 15, 2019"... Because of the expansion of the universe, which stretches out light as it travels, ..."
Contrary to the tired light loons. Would this "stretching" of Light, actually result in speeding it up?
Energy in, acceleration out.
Then again, which is the cause & which is the result?
Another improbable explanation of one of the mutitude of irrational reasons the expansion of the Universe is accelerating?
Wouldn't that be a kick in the pants?
howhot3
2 / 5 (4) Feb 15, 2019observicist
3.7 / 5 (12) Feb 15, 2019Light that is stretched loses energy. When the frequency of light is decreased, thus increasing its wavelength, the energy in that light -- EM radiation -- is decreased. That is fundamental.
The higher the frequency of light, the greater its energy. The lower the frequency of light, the less energy it contains.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (9) Feb 15, 2019rrwillsj
1 / 5 (9) Feb 15, 2019"... Because of the expansion of the universe, which stretches out light as it travels, ..."
Contrary to the tired light loons. Would this "stretching" of Light, actually result in speeding it up?
Energy in, acceleration out.
Then again, which is the cause & which is the result?
Another improbable explanation of one of the mutitude of irrational reasons the expansion of the Universe is accelerating?
Wouldn't that be a kick in the pants?
aksdad
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 15, 2019Here?
http://www.funnyf...uppy.jpg
valeriy_polulyakh
1.7 / 5 (7) Feb 15, 2019https://www.acade...he_World
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (9) Feb 15, 2019Da Schneib
4 / 5 (16) Feb 15, 2019They're all trying to deflect and raise their whining to avoid addressing the fact that the theory has turned out correct. Standard trolling.
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (9) Feb 16, 2019This is the key point of general estimation and inverse theory of Gaussian estimation and general inverse theory in array (unified matrix and tensor) calculus: Both biased and unbiased functional or physical models can predict the observed values in the sense of least squares but the used parameters themselves (vs. their projections on the observables) may be biased in the fashion of epicycles of Copernicus Sun vs Earth centered model. The main "epicycle' of GR/QM is the postulate of constancy of C taking the physics and standard cosmology foundations back to Ptolemy times thousands of years ago. Suntola's DU physical model in 4/5, 10/11-D etc. nested dimensions is a step forward from Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler and Leibnitz & Newton times by cosmic expansion of GR/QM that are valid only in local energy frames but fail at cosmic distances beyond our galaxy.
Da Schneib
4.1 / 5 (14) Feb 16, 2019torbjorn_b_g_larsson
4.3 / 5 (12) Feb 16, 2019How can a basic observation be 'an epicycle' ? How can a test of a basic prediction be 'an epicycle'?
It can't. Da Schneib put it best: "None of the trolls can explain why the result came out to the exact prediction by theory."
But by rejecting the evidence at hand - or C&P earlier comments of ideas that did not make it against data - they confirm that trolls are not understanding the physics at hand or are even interested in science. Even the sad crackpot that constantly links to a vanity press where he or she was scammed out of money for no gain show us a disinterest in learning what science is and is not.
But please go on, even if it is hard to tell if we are supposed to laugh or cry over the behavior. As long as there are science interested to vote down or at times interject facts.
Benni
1.7 / 5 (17) Feb 16, 2019"scammed" ???????
.........what the hell do ya call the hundreds of millions of dollars spent on all the so-called research for inferred DARK MATTER that has never yet been discovered, and holds no promise in the future to show observational evidence this cosmic fairy dust exists. But you don't bitch about that being a scam do you?
As far as you're concerned, the immutable fantasies of funny farm Pop-Cosmology transcend criticism because they are YOUR FUNNY FARM FACTS.
Just admit you don't like FACTS that detract from your immutable DM fantasies. Anything that detracts from your immutable fantasies are a scam as far as you're concerned.
Anonym262722
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 16, 2019"How can a basic observation be 'an epicycle' ? How can a test of a basic prediction be 'an epicycle'?"
These are key questions where the common sense math of surveyors revealed some flaws in general inverse and Gaussian estimation theories some 50 yrs ago, resulting in the loop inverse expansion of Gaussian math statistics, involving the unification of matrix and tensor calculus by correcting Einstein's summation convention of indical tensor notations. Start from the example of leveling or measuring all 3 differences among 3 points to determine their elevations using rank-deficient least squares. The adjusted absolute elevations has an infinite set of solutions in the same fashion as the TRUE value of C when locally measured by atomic clocks - their frequency is slowing down at the same rate as the TRUE value C. Only the local APPARENT constant value C is unbiasedly estimable, see Talvio2.pdf 2006 paper of lfs.fi or 6/1974 Rauhala KTH thesis of array algebra/loop inverses.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (13) Feb 16, 2019Many in the science/research community know already that Dark Matter/Energy is not working out for them. But they still persist in the pretense anyway - because to admit to failure in their search for the 'faerie dust' is to admit defeat - which would make the public wonder if they know what they're doing.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 16, 2019Anonym262722
1 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (13) Feb 17, 2019Prove it without faking it.
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019https://en.wikipe...evidence
Dark energy:
https://en.wikipe...xistence
Next?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (15) Feb 17, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (10) Feb 17, 2019There is no proof in science; there is, however, good evidence and it's detailed there, and I'll be happy to stuff it up your ass if you insist.
We can start here:
https://www.aanda...2266.pdf
There's about a hundred of them.
Why doesn't it surprise me that someone who can't successfully use teh google successfully to find the answer to
2 + 2 / 2 = ?
in five days doesn't understand how Wikipedia works?
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019You sure you want all of these? It's liable to take a few days.
Guess you don't understand Wikipedia all that well. You know those funny numbers and stuff? They're links to source data. You prolly should have bothered to find that out before you ran your stinking pie hole.
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019You know we haven't even finished with M31 in Andromeda yet. We're gonna be here all night just on that.
Does your asshole hurt yet?
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019http://articles.a...ype=.pdf
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019Looks to me like you're gonna get kinda stretched with all the articles you asked for, butt hey, it's your asshole!
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019https://arxiv.org.../9508025
Da Schneib
3.3 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019Da Schneib
3.2 / 5 (9) Feb 17, 2019You really sure you want all of these? You could, you know, just read the Wikipedia article and follow all the reference links.
Your asshole would hurt less.
Butt that's OK, I'll be here all night.
It's fun playing with trolls.
Da Schneib
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019We're not gonna finish the article just on dark matter tonight.
Butt hey, you assed! Ass and ye shall receive.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019I think you better relax and pull your cheeks apart, it's looking kinda crowded in there.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019Now, shall I go get more? I'll wait; it's a hassle.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019Meanwhile, looks like you got some reading of all these peer-reviewed articles published in the scholarly journals to do. I'd say about a week.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019So the next time you think you're going to bloviate about Wikipedia, perhaps you'll remember how much your asshole hurt after this time.
Stupid babbling asshole.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019Blathering foolish asshole.
TheGhostofOtto1923
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019https://youtu.be/d1DwTcSlgqs
https://youtu.be/cjImFYf2Vzc
That song always makes otto cry boohoo
Benni
2 / 5 (12) Feb 17, 2019Here schneibo, you can do this one in about ten minutes ± :
Physicists Keep Trying — and Failing — to Find Dark Matter in Dark Places
https://www.lives...led.html
"The latest news, however, is not good for DAMA. On Wednesday (Dec. 5), researchers at the Cosine-100 detector in South Korea published a paper in the journal Nature reporting that they'd seen no yearly shift in their newer, fancier detector. That's a big deal, because Cosine-100's light sensors are watching underground chunks of sodium iodide, just like DAMA's. So if DAMA had found a real result, it should show up in Cosine-100 as well."
..........so much for all the outdated links you posted above,
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019And like usual, here you are lying again.
Benni
1.9 / 5 (13) Feb 17, 2019Your fantasy world of Pop-Cosmology is everything you live for in this chatroom, and is what the "lying" is all about.
With YOU it's just one more "lying" Pop-Cosmology fantasy to the next. It has gotten so bad with you that it took you how many months to get somebody to do this for you: Yeah, you had to submit it to smarter people in the chatroom because you're unable to do 6th grade math.......give you the pointy cap award, dunce.
cantdrive85
2.3 / 5 (9) Feb 17, 2019Awhhhh, blotto! That is so sweet of you. And so near Valentine's Day, you must care so...
In other words plasma, the physics of which are accurately described by Alfvén and Peratt. The purveyors of The Plasma Universe and plasma cosmology. So yes, it all makes very good sense.
jonesdave
2.7 / 5 (12) Feb 17, 2019Wrong. The filaments match very well what was predicted by scientists using models that include DM. Take the DM out of the models, and it looks a whole lot different. So, no, Peratt and Alfven have squat to do with this observation. It is more confirmation that DM exists.
jonesdave
2.7 / 5 (12) Feb 17, 2019You still here, you ignorant tosspot? Why? You know Jack shit about any science, and are totally innumerate. Go away, you waste of oxygen.
And it isn't a chatroom, dickhead - it is a comments section. A chatroom would be where you go to discuss things with people who have a similar interest, or other things in common. Such as Dunning-Kruger syndrome.
cantdrive85
2.8 / 5 (9) Feb 17, 2019Because the plasma ignoramuses conveniently place the faerie dust just where they need it to match observation, a posteriori.
Or, one can simply apply the known physics of plasma to achieve the filamentary aspects of space plasma. That which Alfvén did in the 1930's to predict the filamentary structure of the Universe, a half century before the plasma ignoramuses did using faerie dust. Oh, lest we forget, the plasma ignoramuses did this after the filamentary nature of the Universe was confirmed, ad hoc and a posteriori. Typical of the plasma ignoramuses predictive ability.
Da Schneib
3.3 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019And it never works.
BackBurner
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019So let's have another go at salvaging the theory? Gravity is considered an emergent feature of curved spacetime. Often, the rubber sheet analogy is used to describe the effect and that's a problem, since it's seen only as a function of mass (and only seen as an effect on a plane).
Locally we observe acceleration in the direction of mass and Newton describes it, but it doesn't work well on intergalactic scales. Why is this? Either a lot of mass is missing, or gravity (spacetime curvature) does different things in the extreme absence of mass observed between galaxies. Spacetime doesn't just curve down in the presence of mass, it curves up in it's absence. The upward curvature is what we've dubbed Dark Energy.
BackBurner
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019Come on guys, this isn't rocket science :)
Benni
1.4 / 5 (11) Feb 17, 2019"acceleration" of what? Certainly not electro-magnetic waves.
Presuming photon deflection occurs as an electro-magnetic wave passes into the gravity field of a body of mass & curves as Einstein's photon deflection calculations predict would occur, what is this "curves up in it's absence" effect? If there is an absence of a gravitating mass, how does curvature of any kind occur whether you want to define it as "up" or "down"?
What is your theory that "upward curvature" is Dark Energy?
BackBurner
2.2 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019Photons (electromagnetic waves) are known to bend around spacetime curvatures. See gravity lensing. Acceleration is a Newtonian construct I used for clarity. Most masses are described as "accelerating" towards one another in a spacetime curvature.
BackBurner
2.8 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019As the distance between masses increases, eventually spacetime begins curving up rather than down, and as distance grows the curvature becomes negative, accelerating distant masses away from each other. This is "dark energy". It's an emergent feature of curved spacetime.
BackBurner
2 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019Think of it as a rubber sheet again. Usually we visualize the effects of mass causing dimples in the sheet and flattening out between masses on the sheet, but it's really not ever flat when the distances aren't large. When they get large enough, it actually starts to flatten, then starts forming ridges between the clustered masses (think of them as a bowl of blueberries). As the distance between masses grows, the ridges between them gets higher, forcing the lumps of mass together and the distant masses apart. Distant masses accelerate away from each other, hence Dark Energy.
Does that make any more sense?
Benni
1.9 / 5 (12) Feb 17, 2019It sounds like you're saying that subsequent to a particle of mass passing through the stronger field of a larger gravitating body, that it will suddenly take a turn in a different direction than the one it was deflected into by the larger gravitating body? Is this what you're saying?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (11) Feb 17, 2019I've always admired the flexibility of the "Rubber Sheet Analogy" as it perfectly represents the Gravity Well surrounding Mass.
Motion/Momentum is equal to the gravitational push/pull effect of mass toward mass. At intergalactic distances between material objects such as planets and Stars, the flexibility of Space (the Rubber Sheet) provides and allows the Motion/Momentum of eg. planets, clusters and Stars to move toward each other, no matter the distance due to the flexibility of Space. It may be that EMFields help to move them along lines of currents - similar to information along axons and synapses leading from neurons in brains.
There is no Dark Matter or Dark Energy nor is there any need for such faerie dust. It is SPACE ITSELF that moves mass toward or away from other mass. Gravity only establishes the links between 2 or more bodies of mass, while Space makes the journey smooth and enables the Motion and Momentum of each body.
BackBurner
3 / 5 (3) Feb 17, 2019It will appear to have taken a turn. That's how we describe the effect we've named "gravitational lensing" and observed to occur around distant galaxies.
BackBurner
2.8 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019That's the general idea, yes. Local objects influence each other (are "attracted") by a local curvature of spacetime; they're all blueberries in the same bowl. But they're in a bowl with a rim higher than the lowest blueberry in that bowl. They can't escape the bowl. This is "Dark Matter".
Bowls that are "close" to each other may still be in a larger bowl with a higher rim than clusters them. When the bowls get too far apart, they fall down the sides of the largest bowl and start moving away from each other. This is "Dark Energy".
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (11) Feb 17, 2019BackBurner
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019I'm not certain I can understand that analogy.
Benni
1.8 / 5 (10) Feb 17, 2019BB, you're confusing the issues here. You start off talking about the effects of two gravitating masses on one another, then mixing "gravitational lensing" into that, two separate issues.
Here, as Egg correctly points out:
TheGhostofOtto1923
4.1 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 17, 2019In effect, it is similar to the Fibonacci "rules of engagement" where spacing of Mass is equivalent to what you see in the spacing of sunflower seeds - but not quite the same, of course.
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019Maybe I can.
At some distance from our local reference frame, we're outside it's gravitational effect and the reference frame of our stellar system dominates; we've attained escape velocity from Earth. It's been proposed that outside 50,000 au from Sol, we're beyond its influence and subject to the galactic reference. So, in effect, we've attained a stellar system escape velocity. At some higher velocity, we attain galactic escape velocity.
The more distance we put between us and Earth, the more momentum we've obtained, and the escape velocity increases. I think that's a pretty standard interpretation. At each energy level, the sides of the bowl go up and more energy is required to escape.
But there's a point when we've reached a universal escape velocity, at which moving we begin moving away from everything at a speed that increases with distance.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (10) Feb 17, 2019says SpookyOtto
Would you care to add your own "pseudoscience" to the mix? Don't worry. We won't think any less of you.
:)
BackBurner
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 17, 2019Yes, it tries to. The idea you may have glossed over is the rising rim of the bowl (curvature), and the idea that with sufficient distance from the bottom of the bowl, mass begins to fall off the other side. It's an analogy.
At intergalactic distances, mass begins to fall away down the other side of the slope. That's dark energy.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.4 / 5 (10) Feb 17, 2019Sorry for that analogy, but there has to be a certain formality, even in astrophysics.
Moving right along, even clusters of galaxies keep their distance from each other. This avoids chaos and disorder. LOL It may seem metaphysical, but it is what it is.
BackBurner
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019It was a tangental question and I may have not answered it well. The original question was "does gravity influence the acceleration of electromagnetic radiation". We have evidence it does and we call it "gravitational lensing".
If light appears to take a longer path in shorter time, it's been "accelerated".
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019It does in fact seem metaphysical. I like to avoid metaphysics in this context myself.
I did try to explain it. Eventually, with sufficient distance, the absence of mass creates a negative gradient that appears repulsive.
Another way to look at the effect described is to examine atomic physics, where we have valence bands (escape velocities) and free electrons. It's a different analogy with different assumptions, but it also describes observation and it doesn't depend on "dark matter" or "dark energy".
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019They are all up to snuff (of which we should be thankful).
'If light appears to take a longer path in shorter time, it's been "accelerated".
No. It has only been REDIRECTED into a different course at the same velocity. It only SEEMS to have accelerated due to it having been deflected by the Mass that deflected it. c remains at c
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019But there are hills, slopes and dales in spacetime. We know this and it's been demonstrated experimentally. Why do you hold this belief? How do you explain gravitational time dilation?
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019Lots more where that came from, too, and all of it says the same thing as the first did.
The closest anyone has come, other than dark matter, to an explanation of all of it is MOND, and GW 20170817 kinda killed that when it proved that the relative speed of light and speed of gravity are the same within the limits of error. A speed difference between light and gravitation is a pervasive feature of MOND theories, and that's now ruled out to high confidence levels. So now what?
Now if you want to say that dark energy is actually some field effect we haven't discovered yet in GRT, I might not fight too hard; these types of hypotheses seem to conflict less with the evidence. But still there is no consistent theory to explain it.
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019You forget your own question, which was something along the lines of "does gravity accelerate electromagnetic radiation?"
My answer was "yes. we call it gravity lensing" (should have been gravitational lensing).
We have empirical evidence that gravity bends light into a path that isn't straight. A curved path is longer than a strait path. Therefore gravity appears to accelerate light. It may not go faster, but it takes a longer path in the same amount of time, because after all, c remains c?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019But of course none of the nutjobs can get their heads around this. No one will be either surprised or dismayed if it turns out not to be a particle. But if you're betting, a particle is the way to bet given what we know now.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 17, 2019BackBurner
2.8 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019MOND was certainly the first attempt I'd heard of, there are variations. The most recent was a non-linear description of spacetime distortion I read not two years ago and I'm damned if I can remember the name of it. It attracted my attention because it echos my own thoughts. The authors described a "bubble" around mass that causes gravitational effects to increase with distance, very similar to my own thoughts. Where they didn't go is towards the idea that sufficient distance between masses might result in a repulsive force between them, a "negative gradient" of gravity that might describe "dark energy"; the force that drives expanding spacetime.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019You may wish to consider this fact, @BackBurner.
BackBurner
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 17, 2019Thanks. Sincerely. I appreciated the opportunity to try, though I may have not convinced anyone. It's a model I've been working on for many years. But, in the immortal words of Monty Python, "it's only a model".
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 17, 2019Attempts to make this all a minor inaccuracy in GRT are pervasive in the literature. I can't quite tell which one you're referring to here, but these hypotheses are certainly not excluded from the literature as the nutjobs claim. Unless or until someone manages to detect a particle that accounts for dark matter, those hypotheses that do not violate known evidence of these effects we call "dark matter" as a field correction to GRT remain viable and no one who looks at this closely disagrees.
My own conjecture (it doesn't rise to the level of a hypothesis- call it an opinion if you like) is that dark matter is a particle, but dark energy is an adjustment to GRT that we have not yet discovered. I freely admit I could be wrong, but the preponderance of evidence militates toward this, I think.
Benni
1.7 / 5 (11) Feb 17, 2019........the effects of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, ENTROPY, the distribution of energy. The randomness of the distribution of energy is what avoids chaos & thus a breakdown within the closed boundary of an energy system. The Universe is a big energy generator & the galaxies in motion is it's motor consuming all that energy giving motion to all we see about us via what we call KINETIC ENERGY.
Da Schneib
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019Hell, you can't even figure out fractions or for that matter
2 + 2 / 2 = ?
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019S = k ln(W)
It's a differential equation on which you are not competent to comment.
It's engraved on Boltzmann's gravestone.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019This is their single and only strategy. And it never works; facts are facts. Evidence is evidence. Confounding facts with theory is their only strategy.
It's engraved on his gravestone.
You deny it at your peril. Everyone can see you.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019Correct. Kinetic Energy is another term for Motion/Momentum. The Universe is a Mechanism that employs the Laws of Thermo.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019Teh stoopit it burnz.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019There is no such animal as Time Dilation. There is NO WAY to dilate Time. Time does NOT occupy Space or Mass/Energy. It has no STRUCTURE. Time is merely a CONCEPT - a construct of the human mind for the purpose of measurement of duration of events AND to quantify the duration of a Distance between Point A and Point B, or Point A and Point C as in quantifying gravitational lensing (the deflection of light by Mass as I stated above.
Professor A. Einstein through Spacetime in there rather than a description of Space only. He should have known better. But he messed that up - big time.
Space may dilate, which is why it forms gravity wells around planets and Stars.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 17, 2019You're very welcome. You should consider all possibilities put forth, including mine and Benni's. I believe that you will come to the conclusion that a Phd doesn't mean that a scientist/researcher has considered all the possibilities, including the ones I gave you. Many scientists are so mesmerised by the works of past scientists/researchers that they can't get out to explore new possibilities. The books/journals talk of Dark Matter/Energy and they are stuck on that as tho they've found the holy grail
BackBurner
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 17, 2019With or without parens?
With: 2 + (2/2) = 3
With different: (2 + 2) / 2 = 2
It's a diminuative test Schnoz. Below your aspirations I'd think?
Your pick.
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 17, 2019Well, then there's the whole GPS system we all depend on, which experimentally validates time dilation, or did I miss something?
It isn't an easy idea to wrap your head around, I'll give you that much? But I'm an empiricists and I give experimental results quite a bit of credence.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019I wanted to mention that all Mass is going ONE WAY. It matters not whether the one galaxy is ahead of - or the galaxy is behind the one that is out in front of it. *>* or *<*
The swiftness of the one that's out in front will determine whether or not the two will collide eventually. MilkyWay in front with Andromeda lagging behind will eventually merge. Gravity is pulling Andromeda
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 17, 2019BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019That is the popular view. I disagree, as does observation.
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Same blueberry bowl. No contest.
BackBurner
4 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019But of course they aren't. Some near galaxies do collide; same blueberry bowl.
Other's run from each other at accelerating speeds apparently. We need to describe both observed phenomena with our models. I've tried to do that.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019The Big Bang itself is the main indicator that all are going one way - outward from the centre of wherever the Big Bang initially occurred. Even if all are going in all directions from that point like the spokes in a wheel - it would still mean that galaxies are following the ones ahead of them, in a row from whichever "spoke" they are on.
The MilkyWay is lagging behind the galaxy that is in front, which is why Andromeda is catching up.
BackBurner
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019But that isn't the apparent case based on observation; spacetime is expanding in all directions. There is no center?
This gives lie to the big bang theory. I don't mean that as an epithet; it only means the theory can't be correct in an isomorphic universe.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019So you seem to be saying that everything began within a static Universe. That would mean that there is no beginning and no end; that everything existed already and that it is all chaotic like your blueberries in a bowl.
The wheel spoke at least would indicate that there is a beginning - somewhere.
BackBurner
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019I will, you can count on that. This is one of the more important questions in my life.
I am openly and actively pursuing all the possibilities put forth and I evaluate them equally to the best of my ability.
I honestly do appreciate your participation in this process very much. You may be an academic and have the luxury of well informed and educated peers; I can't say we share that luxury.
I appreciate your participation. Sincerely.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019I think that you are describing the oft vaunted "red shift" which I was describing in the way of a galaxy following in the path of another (red shift) and another galaxy following from behind (blue shift). If you're in a car following the car ahead of you, you would see that car in the red shift. But you turn around in your seat and see that another car is following YOU...blue shift.
BackBurner
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019"So you seem to be saying that everything began within a static Universe. That would mean that there is no beginning and no end; that everything existed already and that it is all chaotic like your blueberries in a bowl."
In essence, yes.
That's my fundamental understanding. No beginning, no end. From a philosophical perspective (maybe you'd call it metaphysical) I agree with that model. I find it very difficult to accept a "beginning" or "end" of time. However I'm an empiricist, so I do accept contravening evidence.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Without. Punch it in your calculator and see what you get.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019I am but a mere scholar and interested observer of scientific ideology - whether logical and reasonable or utter nonsense. It's still all very interesting that humans have come this far.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.5 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019There is no "end of time". Please review what I've said about the Time element that was illogically included in "Spacetime" by Mr. Einstein - who obviously appears to have thought that Time was a dimension - which it most certainly isn't.
There is a beginning and an end to everything. If not, then Matter/Energy will never cease to exist. But that would also mean that the Universe would stagnate - sour
BackBurner
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019In the example we're discussing, "close" mass, the model you describe can be (and has been) investigated and articulated. It's only been recently we've had the tools to observe the larger universe, then discovered the inconsistencies of the larger universe.
I'm only working on the observed results and attempting to reconcile those observations with general relativity.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019Time has ALWAYS existed, and will forever exist. Even before "the Beginning" it had already existed. There is no stopping Time. Even in the alleged Black Hole, Time continues on. What you DO see are EVENTS slowing down or stopping. Which means that you could start running a marathon - and while running, you start slowing down, slower and slower, until you come to a stop with both legs airborne. That's an event. Time doesn't slow down.
BackBurner
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Aha! So you're a quantum mechanic? :)
I have to agree; world without end. I do tend to lean towards the block universe. That would be my official and current opinion. I freely admit it.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019Not all observations are popular with the "in" crowd, especially if they are huge fans of GR. You can read that melee' in many physorg phorums where some will KILL to show they are fans of GR. Einstein created some very obsessive fans. But do take your time and don't get fooled by propaganda from the science community. They're all jockeying for position to be the best.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019We only use the concept of Time to measure and because we needed a way to explain how long it takes for the Sun to rise again. It's that simple. When you come to realise that Time is only a TOOL, then you will accept that it has nothing to do with Space as in spacetime
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019We've had a very interesting discussion and I appreciate your candor and wit. I wish you well in your endeavours and hope that you remain open to new logic - even if unpopular.
I assume that you're in Oz, so I hope that there's a break in the hot weather and things cool down.
BackBurner
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019It's high summer. Cooling down should happen in a few months. :)
BackBurner
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019I would, but I don't own a calculator, I remain one of those old school folks who does simple arithmetic in my head?
Come on. This is beneath both of us.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Benni
2.2 / 5 (10) Feb 18, 2019Your IQ
Benni
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019EM Waves DO NOT "accelerate" under any conditions known to the immutable laws of physics.
Gravitational lensing has absolutely ZERO effect on the velocity of electro-magnetic waves. It has a small effect on shifting the wavelength of an EM Wave but NEVER it's velocity.
The issue about velocity effects of GRAVITY on EM Waves comes from disproven 19th Century black hole math that Einstein eviscerated in his publication of Special Relativity in 1905. He irrevocably proved that EM Waves CANNOT be subjected to the ESCAPE VELOCITY equations derived from Kinetic Energy, 1/2mv².
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019Benni
2 / 5 (10) Feb 18, 2019Einstein was badgered into using "spacetime continuum" by a few others who were also working on coming up with the field equations that ultimately became known as General Relativity.
Einstein decided to use the expression not because it meant a great deal to him personally, but that using it would allow the Maxwell's of his time to be more willing to support the publication of General Relativity. Of course we can look back on it 100 years later & see how empty of meaning "spacetime continuum" really is when not immediately clarified within context of whatever issue is under discussion.
humy
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019REGARDLESS of whether there was a beginning of time, time by definition has "ALWAYS existed".
That is because (even) if there was a beginning of time then there was no 'before' that beginning of time (else, as logically implied by the word 'before', there was a point in time 'before' that beginning therefore the said "beginning of time" isn't the beginning of time) which means if there was a beginning of time then all points of time "existed" in "ALWAYS" because the word "ALWAYS" means AT ALL POINTS in time and thus "ALWAYS" doesn't including a point in time where time doesn't exist (which would be a contradiction ANYWAY). Therefore time by definition has "ALWAYS" "existed" i.e. "ALWAYS existed".
But I doubt any of that was what you really meant to say.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (10) Feb 18, 2019If there's an eternal clock out there somewhere, then somebody built it,,,,,,who?
Whydening Gyre
4.5 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Since you are three are travelling in the same direction and at an equivalent, you would see NO shift (Unless your driving a 5 speed manual)
humy
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Exactly what do you mean by "ETERNAL CLOCK" and how do you know there exists one?
TheGhostofOtto1923
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019I've long suspected that that poster (commonly referred to as pussytard for short) was a 'regular' poster who donned one of these idiot socks every once in awhile in order to bait the legitimate posters here as a way of feeding his egomaniac proclivities; and because of that last response by SEU, I now suspect cantdrive85 the EU czar, is none other than one and the same crackpot.
Cantdrive85 = SEU
granville583762
3.7 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019A bran new concept
for our Universe
how fitting a name for our Universe
blueberries in a bowl
well why not
we explain gravity
in our expanding Universe
as berries expanding on a rubber sheet
so if individuals come to think of our Universe as blueberries in a bowl
blame the individuals who explain gravitational expansion as berries on a rubber sheet
as to time
is simply
the moon makes 12orbitals of earth as earth makes 1 orbital of the sun
is the basis of the mathematics of time
because
as a physical entity time does not exist, except in mathematics
Albert knew this even as devised time dilation
as he struggled with Pythagoras's theorem
as light bends its path it travels a longer path
rather than accept light takes longer to travel this longer path
Albert theorised, postulated, thought a bit more then by George he got it in one
Time Dilation - Length Contraction or Pythagoras's Theorem
Benni
2.1 / 5 (10) Feb 18, 2019You're the one who insists on it's existence, "Always existed", TIME with no beginning & no end is what you're saying, sounds rather contrarian to the bigo bango, so all I'm asking you is where I look to find it to find the tick tock of all that kinetic energy your cosmic clock is ticking off.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019Benni
2.3 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019A real kinetic energy clock in action.
humy
4 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Nope. I clearly said no such thing. Apparently you cannot read.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019Benni, A real kinetic energy clock in action
when the Earth rotates 91,250,000,000 days
the Moon makes 3,000,000,000 orbital's of Earth
as Earth makes 250,000,000 orbital of the Sun
as the Sun makes 1 orbital of the galaxy
cantdrive85
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019I go there for nostalgic reasons only, a reminder of days gone by...
Never socked, never will. Hell, it's the only damn thing that'll get you banned here. It's why we don't hear from a few of my favs, Zephyr and Hannes.
TheGhostofOtto1923
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 20191) have you ever had sex up against the microwave?
2) are you allergic to sweet sorghum or no?
3) have you ever had your comments here at physorg altered by sinister forces?
4) have you ever called the NRC to recommend cooling meltdowns with dry ice?
5) have you ever worked for NASA as an engineer?
6) were you in the control room all night when Curiosity landed?
7) were you ever a black psychiatrist?
8) do you believe that the only way to achieve zero growth is not to make any babies AT ALL for 100 years? (My fav)
9) do you believe the FACT that the solar system is just big enough to accommodate all the planets, is PROOF of the existence of god?
-Take your time but understand that I wont believe a word of your testimony.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019You're the one who insists on it's existence, Since it wasn't me but only that said "ETERNAL CLOCK", whatever the hell that is supposed to mean, and since I have NO IDEA what you are talking about, that is clearly false i.e. I very clearly did NOT insist that an "ETERNAL CLOCK" exists, whatever the hell that is supposed to mean.
.....I guess you can't even discern your own quotes:
So explain how TIME is measured if not by the finite mechanism of kinetic energy? You're the one who insisted: So if TIME has always existed, how was it measured?
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019Yep, another good example of the expenditure of kinetic energy to measure humy's concept of "TIME" that he claims has "ALWAYS existed" even as he now claims he never made such a statement.
I'm still awaiting humy's evidence to his claim for the pre-existence of kinetic energy that is needed for measuring time before there was the bigo bango, but he gets confused.
granville583762
3.5 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019The Milkyway is moving at 600kms, its stars are spinning, its stars are orbiting
the rotational and linear kinetic energy of all the mass in motion
totals
an enormous sum
as
a high percentage of this mass
is
moving at velocity
at velocity most profound
at over 90% the velocity of light
such that
this equation of Albert's, E = MC² is 4 or more time the energy E that exist in the mass
the mass that has to provide the energy to accelerate the mass to over 90% the speed of light
in point of fact
if the existing mass multiplied by its velocity
The kinetic energy, more than accounts for the missing mass, in spade full's
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019As Time is not a "dimension". it is unobservable in and of itself.
-contd-
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Time is inanimate, therefore Time cannot be captured by an alleged Black Hole and drawn toward it or be a part of it. It is EVENTS that slow down within the alleged BH, where the spin is created by natural forces, similar to water spinning inside a sink drain pipe before entering the pipe itself.
Our concept of Time is only related to the fact that we are living and are aware of THE PASSAGE OF EVENTS, and it is that passage that we call Time.
There was NO BEGINNING OF TIME - and it even transcends the Creator God's existence - whether before or during. There is no "after" in that context because the Creator is immortal.
But Time itself - not as we have conceptualised had no beginning and will never end. Even long after the Universe has ended in whichever way, Time will still be inviolate as there is nothing that can make it cease to exist. Existence is not the right term - for Time to exist, it would to be quantifiable - and it isn't -except by our use as a concept
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Brilliant estimation. Mass/Energy are convertible and interchangeable from one to the other and back again - over and over ad infinitum.
It is ENERGY and its Motion/Momentum that is where the missing Mass is hidden. Dark Matter is toast.
Thank you, granville and beeds
Whydening Gyre
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019The same way space was measured - it wasn't. It just - was...
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019I have ALWAYS called you SpookyOtto and nothing BUT SpookyOtto.
Go take your D-K meds before you completely lose your mind
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019It's for this reason that the Universe displays remarkable homogeneity. No matter what direction we aim our telescopes, the most distant views are so much alike one another that we can probably conclude from such homogeneity that the Universe could very well be trillions of years old.
When they finally get that James Webb Infrared telescope into orbit & running, I believe there will be a lot of present day theories about the Universe be shattered so badly that all the textbooks on Astronomy will be rewritten.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019LOL Precisely. 3 cars are headed in the same direction with 1 on each end, and 1 in the middle. But the 1 in the middle is MilkyWay that is following the gal. in front of him who is driving at a steady velocity. BUT, MilkyWay slows down a fair bit to give the gal in front some leeway (in case another gal. decides to cut in front of MilkyWay suddenly). Then, as he slows down a mite, the gal. behind him is moving forward at the normal velocity. Eventually, MilkyWay is slowing a bit TOO much and Andromeda (the name of the gal. behind him) will soon go crashing into MilkyWay's car where they will merge and live happily ever after.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Oops.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Worth noting that they are still wrong.
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019To me, the most logical description in the motions of galaxies is that the Universe is a BARYCENTER, that there is an actual CENTER but there's nothing in it. Barycenter motion is the most common structure we see in satellite clusters that orbit the Milky Way, and is in fact the manner the Milky Way moves in it's motion within our local Virgo group where no single galaxy actually occupies a center.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Like most crank nutjobs, yuo're denying data. It's yuo who's wrong. The only question is whether yuo're stupid or lying.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 18, 2019Kinda like not noticing you're denying data.
Dumbshit apparently has been told it's exhibiting clear signs of D-K and thought it was some sort of disease. The disease is stupidity. The only cure is to admit you were wrong and find out the truth. And as the old joke goes,
Q. How many psychologists does it take to change a light bulb?
A. Only one, but the light bulb has to really want to change.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019Show what makes Time dilate and what it looks like, idiot twat nutjob
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Still denying data, I see. You are a stupid. It's observable. I have no idea what "animate" means; dimensions can't think, as you appear from your statements to believe.
Time and space are interchangeable, just as the space dimensions are interchangeable.
Hold a pencil in front of your eyes perpendicular to your line of sight. Now rotate the pencil in the plane if your line of sight, and the direction the pencil is pointing. It appears shorter. Now, if you use depth perception, you will note that one space dimension has interchanged with another. Do you deny this?
OK, now make something go fast. Since velocity is a function of time, time interchanges with space. And that is exactly and only what time dilation is.
Shown. Next?
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Lessons:
1. Don't lie about me. Especially trash mouth lies. I'll humiliate you.
2. If you wanna stop being stupid you gotta learn.
3. Don't be an asshole.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019It's already shown what makes time dilate. What does it look like? Well, that depends on what frame of reference you're looking at it from.
There you go. The essential lesson of relativity. All frames are equivalent, but not all frames are equal.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Classic D-K effect. What we have here is a dog arguing about astrophysics. You might as well let it scrabble on the keyboard and then post that. The billion chimpanzees experiment trying to reproduce Shakespeare. One post at a time. We'll be here for a trillion years. And you'll still be stupid.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 20192 + 2 / 2 = schneibo's IQ
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019You'll never understand why that's the best way; you should just accept it as procedural knowledge, how to complete a task. Maybe that way the people who work there wouldn't complain so much about how dirty you leave everything.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019jimmybobber
3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019In order for the Laws of Physics to be the same in every frame of reference time must dilate. Otherwise the Laws of Physics would vary.
Maxwell's Equations are the same regardless of frame of reference. This is proof of that and what led Einstein to develop his theories.
jimmybobber
3 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019a) admit time dilation
and
b) admit gravitational time dilation
There is a conversation possible. Until then they are arguing unicorns.
I of course have references to papers for the third as well as the first, already produced.
I am lying in wait. With the math.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Isotropy of the speed of light = light waves
Relativistic Deppler effect = sound waves
annnnnddd
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Neither of your observations seem to have any relevance. Both appear to be non-sequiturs. I might as well say unicorns = jebus. Or argon = infinity. Or music = evil.
Stupid is as stupid does.
How about (stupid + tribe) = (danger to society)
How does that work for you?
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019What does 2/3 + 1/3 = ?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019Meanwhile, the measurement of time dilation at everyday speeds has been accomplished as well. Chou et al. (2010) created two clocks each holding a single 27Al+ ion in a Paul trap. In one clock, the Al+ ion was accompanied by a 9Be+ ion as a "logic" ion, while in the other, it was accompanied by a 25Mg+ ion. The two clocks were situated in separate laboratories and connected with a 75 m long, phase-stabilized optical fiber for exchange of clock signals. These optical atomic clocks emitted frequencies in the petahertz (1 PHz = 1015 Hz) range and had frequency uncertainties in the 10−17 range. With these clocks, it was possible to measure a frequency shift due to time dilation of ∼10−16 at speeds below 36 km/h (< 10 m/s, the speed of a fast runner) by comparing the rates of moving and resting aluminum ions. It was also possible to detect gravitational time dilation from a difference in elevation between the two clocks of 33 cm.[24]
-contd-
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Benni - do you remember that discussion in one of the physorg phorums, I think it was last year.
I think it had to do with Pauli exclusion IIRC, and that Gravity affect the 2 clocks as to velocity, height and direction of the plane in the air in which it flew. I also added that the time zones were affecting GPS.
But there was no Time dilation whatsoever supposed to protect Einstein's GR/SR
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Ignore userQuoteReport
Da Schneib
1 /5 (2)
20 hours ago
What you do with these is go around behind their back and lie about them every chance you get.
https://phys.org/...html#jCp
jimmybobber
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019How do you know if you are in the earths gravitational field on the surface feeling a force of mg, g being 9.8 m/s^2, or in an craft accelerating at 9.8 m/s^2? You both feel a force of mg.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Please go on and explain how gravity slows a clock down. This is very interesting.
What about a digital clock. How does this happen?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Nope. The gravitational pull on the surface of the Earth at sea level is different from the one at height, whether on an aircraft or up on a mountain. There further you get from Mass, the less the grav pull. The velocity of the aircraft is a factor also plus direction. Going East at dawn you are affected by the Earth's rotation in that heading, the opposite going West
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Of course, jimmybobs. nuclear clocks are always affected by gravity. Normal clocks are mechanical only and depend on how fast the windup runs down.
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019so how does gravity affect a clock?
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019And how are nuclear clocks always affected by gravity?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019x' = x - vt / τ
y' = y
z' = z
t' = ((t - vx) / c² ) / τ
Where, x, y, z, and t are the values in the frame to be transformed from
x', y', z', and t' are the values in the frame to be transformed to
v is velocity in the from frame
c is the speed of light
τ is √(1-(v² /c²))
You get to transform v into v'. Note v' is not used in any of the equations.
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019Why is a "nuclear clock" affected by gravity? You can tell me all you want. But I wan't you to explain it to me. Not just "tell" me.
What is a "direction of a clock"?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019You told us there's no time dilation. Then you say in this post atomic clocks measure time dilation.
Make up the thing you think is your mind.
jimmybobber
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Mass can "activate grav pull"?
So Nuclear clocks are affected by gravity but normal, mechanical, clocks are not SEU?
This is interesting stuff! Keep going!
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019If the cesium clock is on an airplane that is in the air at height, if it going West, it has to follow the curvature of the Earth. Sun rises in the East so that your pilot with the clock is heading West while gaining time - 3 hours if you're on the East coast of the US. Got it? Going East you're losing 3 hours. Still nothing to do with Time dilating
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Prolly thinks "atomic clocks" have like hour hands and stuff.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 18, 2019You stupid humans are too amazing as how easy it is to make fools of you. Time dilation ROFLOL
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019What an idiot. What do you do for a living, repair faucets? I suppose it's better than mopping toilets like @Benni.
jimmybobber
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 18, 2019"Really, jimmybobs? You really don't know?
If the cesium clock is on an airplane that is in the air at height, if it going West, it has to follow the curvature of the Earth. Sun rises in the East so that your pilot with the clock is heading West while gaining time - 3 hours if you're on the East coast of the US. Got it? Going East you're losing 3 hours. Still nothing to do with Time dilating"
I'm speechless.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 18, 2019https://phys.org/...ies.html]https://phys.org/...ies.html[/url]
https://phys.org/...ies.html]https://phys.org/...ies.html[/url]
jimmybobber
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 18, 2019Just sayin'.
And just for grins yuo might want to actually quote something from it that wasn't rated "1."
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Obfuscating and averting to avoid answering the question. It's already shown nothing. ROFLOL
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019https://phys.org/...ace.html
cantdrive85
3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019No, but I prefer the after taste of stevia.
Comments removed by the moderator, so yeah.
Sea water is much better, see Fukushima.
Pretty sure I was a conquistador in a past life.
Baatroom
Black holeatrist
It's a start.
Which one?
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 19, 2019Not to mention cherry-picking.
I'll quote it since you wanna lie about whether I posted it or not.
Waiting.
Da Schneib
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019humy
4 / 5 (4) Feb 19, 2019Where did I say/imply time was always measured?
All I said was, regardless of whether time has a beginning, and for the reasons I gave, it is correct to say "Time has always existed". How time is measured has nothing to do with that.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (9) Feb 19, 2019Uhh nope - nuclear clocks can't measure Time dilation cuz Time no dilate. Pupils dilate; wimmings about to give birth dilate; blood vessels dilate; but ain't no Time dilation - no way Hosay.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Why did yuo think they had 70-yard wires?
Teh stoopit. It burnz.
Remember yuo cited this experiment. Apparently yuo're too stoopit to actually read the paper on it.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (9) Feb 19, 2019Get used to it.
Da Schneib
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Noticed you don't want to talk about Chou et al. 2010. Run and hide.
humy
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019This is because "always" means "at all point in time" and if time had a beginning then there was no points in time 'before' that beginning (and, if fact, there wouldn't have been a 'before' that beginning else that said "beginning of time" wasn't the beginning of time thus contradiction!) and that means there would be no points in time 'before' that beginning for there to NOT exist a point in time because there was no such 'before' (else that said "beginning" wasn't the beginning of time!) for there to exist no time thus "Time has always existed" logically must still necessarily be correct!
Put more simply, at all points in time, time itself existed, therefore time has always existed.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 19, 2019After much pondering, I think that I'M the one who said that and you had answered and were making YOUR case for Time always existing. There was no beginning and no end. It's just there.
And Time can't be dilated.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019granville583762
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019Atoms move in continuous motion unless acted on by a force
gravity occupies the vacuum acts on all atoms in the vacuum
all motion is curved
a curved path is accelerating motion
atoms are accelerating under force caesium atoms increase oscillation
gravitation equals accelerating force
moving in a curved path equals accelerating motion
motion in the vacuum is accelerating motion
1second is measured by an oscillating caesium atom
under accelerating motion
its oscillations are dependent on accelerative force
An atom
whether sitting on the beach sunbathing
whether in orbit round the earth
whether in free fall
all atoms are under accelerative force
atoms oscillations are dependant of accelerative force
All atoms in this vacuum oscillate where that oscillation is dependent on accelerative motion
all velocity in this vacuum is the rate of change of velocity
All Motion is an Accelerative Force
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Next?
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 19, 2019Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019On a Stationary System With Spherical Symmetry Consisting of Many Gravitating Masses
Author(s): Albert Einstein Reviewed work(s): Source: The Annals of Mathematics, Second Series, Vol. 40, No. 4 (Oct., 1939), pp. 922-936 Published by: Annals of Mathematics Stable URL:
http://www.cscamm...hild.pdf
"This investigation arose out of discussions the author conducted with Professor H. P. Robertson and with Drs. V. Bargmann and P. Bergmann on the mathematical and physical significance of the Schwarzschild singularity. The problem quite naturally leads to the question, answered by this paper in the negative, as to whether physical models are capable of exhibiting such a singularity."
>schneibo.....Okay schneibo, I see you have had a change of heart & now want to start invoking Einstein into your unhinged tirades, so how about YOU go look at the link I just put up........?
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019As you've been told over and over, most physicists don't think there's one either. We just don't have a quantum gravity theory to tell us what is there.
Next?
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019jonesdave
3.3 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019A permanent radio source, dickhead. Occasional flaring in IR due to accretion, moron. The orbits of the stars definitively prove a mass of ~ 4m solar masses, cretin. Gravitational redshift of star S2, thicko.
humy
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019How do you know this? NOBODY does! And, at least currently, nobody can know! Scientists still have an incomplete picture.
If what you mean by that is that there is no such thing at time dilation, WRONG!
It is a proven scientific fact, backed-up by numerous observations and measurements, that there is time dilation. Learn some science.
humy
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
Just one small part of the evidence for time dilation:
https://www.scien...erified/
"Physicists have verified a key prediction of Albert Einstein's special theory of relativity with unprecedented accuracy. Experiments at a particle accelerator in Germany confirm that time moves slower for a moving clock than for a stationary one.
The work is the most stringent test yet of this 'time-dilation' effect,..."
Also see
https://en.wikipe...periment
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019You learn some science, the "dilation effect" is the result of kinetic energy input to a system, "time" cannot be "input" to a system, it is simply a UNIT OF MEASURE, just like any system of recording measurements. If you think differently, then YOU explain the physics of inputting time into a system.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019http://leapsecond...eat2005/
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 19, 2019Next?
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019He was wrong. Obviously. It was an inevitable consequence of his own maths that a singularity would form. This shows that GR is not the whole answer, and we need a quantum gravity explanation. You have been told this multiple times, you ignorant cretin. Einstein also predicted gravitational redshift for light passing near a massive object. The observation of this for star S2 proves, beyond any doubt, that there is a massive object there. Or was Einstein wrong about gravitational redshift? Make your mind up, shitforbrains.
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019No it is not, you f***wit.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019jonesdave
4 / 5 (4) Feb 19, 2019Clueless twat. A barycentre cannot cause those orbits, shitforbrains. A barycentre cannot cause gravitational redshift, moron. Put your mop down, and head off to high school, you ignorant POS.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Explain how TIME can be INPUT to a system to change it's kinetic energy? You can't, so you start another name calling rant.
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019I don't see where it's an input to anything you've said here so far.
Meanwhile, how come we measure it as different for a system in motion relative to us? And how come Einstein said it's different? Want the link to On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies again? Because that's what he said. How about the link to the Ives-Stilwell experiment? Because that's what the experiment says.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019your other link
does not work
Is this what you are looking for
https://www.googl...Wz_xRUSk
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019p.s. We know everyone's into pop cosmology, now that includes The Beatles
https://www.youtu...eZu_Ivho
humy
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019WRONG. Try learning some REAL science instead of making-up a load of crap, like above.
Start here:
https://en.wikipe...dilation
What the hell does that mean? And who said/implied that, whatever 'that' is supposed to mean? Certainly not me. You are talking complete gibberish, as usual.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019The idiot Benni is fluent in gibberish.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019LOL I hate to say it but, humy, you are so gullible.
Those scientists claiming that Time Dilation has to be real are also gullible/deluded. I have already said that TIME IS INANIMATE. This means that Time is NOT an object which can be captured, caged, tortured, experimented on or with, taken photos of, moved up or down, or any of the things that scientists do
JaxPavan
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019The epicycles were based on observations too, and tooled to explain those observations in a fundamentally warped way, to wit, in order to maintain a religious creation story with the earth at the center. In modern times, The Big Bang has become such a story, and thus all the swirling theories are as suspect as epicycles, quite frankly. Most so-called scientists in the realm of cosmology understand where their bread is buttered, and the successful can ones approach their theory building from a very results oriented perspective. In short, epicycles.
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Stop being an ignorant twat, just for once. Time dilation is a measured effect. Without taking account of it, you tosser, your GPS wouldn't work.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Utter shit. Written like a true crank. Go get an education.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019I will read those later, and those scientists are fool or money-hungry. But you should know by now that Time is NOT a Dimension as the other three. IF Time was a dimension, then you would be able to make drawings or paintings with it, make 3 dimensional blocks with it, and build structures made of Time. You would be able to SEE Time. This is WHY you cannot dilate Time as you could with Space.
Time has no power at all. When you age, it isn't Time doing it - it is only the cells of your body transforming/decaying through sustained attrition. It's an event.
Iron doesn't rust due to Time itself. Rust is caused by chemical changes, not Time.
Time has NO VALUE, except for the human conceptualising it as something of value...as in getting to work on time.
You must try to understand that scientists are desperately hoping to hold on to Einstein's GR/SR theories in order to uphold their own credibility as scientists. You will never hear that they've debunked any part of GR/SR
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019What an ignorant tosser. GR/SR has been tested to death and back. It passes every time. Your GPS is proof of that, idiot.
rrwillsj
3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Hell I would not at all be surprised if all the digital clocks & microwave oven were constantly flashing 12:00!
Forget about him wearing lace up shoes. Those bunny slippers on his feet? Cause he never did get the hang of velcro straps.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019That's full steam ahead BS. Time DILATION is a hoax. There is no way to halve or quarter it or make it smaller or larger or bend it - because it's not a THING. IT IS A CONCEPT CONCEIVED BY THE HUMAN MIND TO MEASURE THE PASSAGE OF EVENTS.
YOU are the one that's thick. You need to remove your rose-colored glasses and look at the real world.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Dickhead. It is a proven fact. And there is shed loads of evidence to support that, you ignorant prick. Go get an education, you posing moron. You haven't got a bloody clue, shitforbrains.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.6 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Nothing gets dilated in GPS. It is all automatic and mechanical.
Whydening Gyre
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Not getting your connection on this one...
Actually it's about how a "system" is input into time...
You run slower cuz oxygen level is lower...
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Don't talk shit, you moron. You'd be in the wrong county if they didn't adjust for GR and SR. As is well known from the very first GPS satellite launched, dickhead. Want to see the paper? Show you up as an ignorant liar, yet again? Say the word, thicko.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019F*** me! The stupid here hurts! Time zone? WTF difference would that make, you idiot? Dear me. Some people are just so thick.
They launched the first satellite without adjusting for GR/SR as some people (probably bloody engineers) didn't think such effects were real. The physicists included a frequency adjuster should it be shown that they really did need to account for GR/SR. Guess what? They did.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019That should have been: IT can run slower or faster with elevation and it has to be adjusted for that also.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019Yes, Time Zones. You know the kind that when you fly West or East, there are increments of 1hour for each time zone that is passed over. Or maybe you didn't know that. I wouldn't be surprised.
jonesdave
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Twat. That is nothing to do with adjustments to GPS you ignorant fool.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019You said: "Actually it's about how a "system" is input into time..."
Could you elaborate on HOW a system can be input into TIME, plus the methodology of how Time can stand still long enough to accept the "system"? What does the system look like when it goes INTO Time? Does the Time change in appearance somehow? Does Time add weight to the system?
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Oh so you DO admit that GPS needs adjusting, aye?'
Since you are bypassing the 3 minute wait before you post again, I assume that you have more than one computer
MrBojangles
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Space is a concept conceived by the human mind as well to measure distance between two points. Space and time are inseparable. Space therefore cannot be dilated either by your logic.
We know that's not the case though. Or you figured out something Einstein and Minkowski were unaware of?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Time can't be weighed, seen, or moved about. It is not conjoined with Space as you seem to be alluding to. Objects are able to move through Space, but not through Time. YOU are referring to Distance - not Space itself. Space dilates, you know. Ever hear of gravity wells?
humy
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019And science and the scientists don't say or think time is a living thing and "an object which can be captured", whatever the hell that is supposed to mean. You make up a load of straw man crap.
Oh not yet another stupid world-wide mass conspiracy theory. Time dilation is a scientific fact.
That tells us you haven't even bothered to ever try and learn the first thing about the scientific theories/facts you say are all wrong.
granville583762
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019Whether it is an electron transitioning
or
an atom, proton oscillating
the time between each oscillation is proportional to the velocity of light
as the atom oscillates in the De Broglie frequency
this frequency
when in motion
its frequency moves at the velocity of light
there fore
the atoms velocity reduces the De Broglie frequency wave length
as
is obvious
when the wave length decreases
the frequency increases
which
comes to this little point:- Perils measuring 1s under accelerative force
with increased frequency
the 10billion Hz
occurs in a smaller time span
Every one agrees this is not time accelerating
just
the physicality's
of
Atoms in motion oscillating in the De Broglie frequency
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019.......change in MASS as kinetic energy is input into the system, or removed from the system. Try removing or adding TIME to a system & see how far you get.....zip.
.....as I explained: "change in MASS as kinetic energy is input into the system, or removed from the system".
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019You're free to believe in an obvious hoax as long as it comes directly from those scientists who claim that Time has the capacity to dilate. Doesn't matter to me.
If Time dilation was a fact, then where is all the evidence? Papers have been written to (supposedly) describe that Time has dilated - and what are the properties of dilated Time?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019"Try removing or adding TIME to a system & see how far you get.....zip."
LOL That's exactly the point - there is NO WAY to add Time to any system. Time is ONLY A CONCEPT - a TOOL - for measurement of events and distance. Perhaps the scientists all threw their wristwatches in?
Nahhh LOL
MrBojangles
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019Again, you've not answered the question, but merely sidestepped it and repeated your point (and you've also needlessly downvoted the honestly posited question, though I suppose this is to be expected of your ilk.)
Can space be seen or weighed? No. Therefore, your point about seeing or weighing time are erroneous.
Do you know something Minkowski and Einstein did not? They say that space and time are inseparable, hence why we refer to it as spacetime. This is something well accepted in physics, not just astronomy. All of special relativity is contingent on time existing. You have the audacity though to say everyone is wrong except you. That's why nobody takes you seriously.
Benni
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 19, 2019That which is being physically DILATED is the increasing or decreasing MASS of the system in motion.
The closer a MASS approaches the speed of light due to the input of kinetic energy, the more massive in every physical feature it becomes, including increasing gravity to the system. The physical dimensions of the system change measurably , those changing dimensions are DILATION effects be they increasing or decreasing depending on the effects of acceleration on the system.
MrBojangles
4 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019You forgot to switch accounts, moron. You meant to post from SEU, I didn't pose any question to you. I've asked several times and never received an answer; why are you incapable of conveying a point without randomly capitalizing words? It only makes you look inarticulate and ultimately detracts from your message. And again, SR predicts time dilation as well as length contraction. I'm not going to bother trying to unpack your word vomit to figure out how you think you've disproved those predictions.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019That's how science works. There is nowhere to hide except in lies or delusions.
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019Suddenly you run out of obfuscating arguments when I pointed out what ACTUALLY changes dimensionally leaving you & the DancerBo to your silly name calling rants once again.
Hey, how's that Physorg embedded moderator job coming along? Changed any Comments lately?
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019So basically you're now denying Einstein? Because he's the one who said it.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Would you like to answer the question with something other than handwaving at kinetic energy now?
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Handwaving will never compete with a well-defined mathematically based theory of physics that has withstood all theoretical and experimental challenges for over a hundred years.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019This is a chip-level atomic clock. The only reason it costs this much is because there's little demand so no mass production.
Now you need about $100 worth of fiber optic cable and another couple thousand dollars worth of sensing gear and a computer, and you can verify both SRT and GRT in your basement. To verify SRT, make one of the clocks move no faster than a man can run; to verify GRT separate them vertically. I predict this will be on YouTube before too much longer.
Benni
1.8 / 5 (10) Feb 19, 2019......of course it was something I said earlier, no reason the answer should change.
Just because you do not understand mass/energy transformation is no reason why E=mc² or KE=1/2mv² should be changed.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019So tell me, does your 3GHz Pentium motherboard work? If it does you've just proven relativity.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019You've already denied
2 + 2 / 2 = 3
I'm more than happy to make the effort for someone honest who asks, but I won't bother for a liar denier like @Benni.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (8) Feb 19, 2019What's dilating, @Benni?
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 19, 2019KE = mc² + 1/2mv²
@Benni, being innumerate, will not be able to understand this and there will be more handwaving around kinetic energy.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 19, 2019Whydening Gyre
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 19, 2019Sounds like you are inferring a relative mass....
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 2019I assume your query was regarding Minkowski and Einstein. Not having met and known them personally, or read their minds from a distance when I had the chance, I can only assume that neither one had thought of it. Which was possibly not their intention to claim that Time could be dilated - which I know that it cannot.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 20, 2019Scientists of today don't wish to upset the memories of the grand masters, so they prefer to toe the line and continue to press the concept of Time dilation - although I believe that at least some of them secretly think that Time dilation is pure BS - which it is.
And, of course, all such experiments, hundreds and thousands of them all agreeing to the fakery of Time dilation - is in direct refusal to insult the memory by putting forth new logic that might damage their careers and credibility amongst their peers - as well as having to begin again on a slightly new tack - namely, Space without Time - an already major faux pas that could not be undone.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 20, 2019Your tit-for-tat opinion that Space cannot be dilated only because I had said that Time cannot is quite irrational and churlish.
And what is THIS that you sent to Benni, where you say: "And again, SR predicts time dilation as well as length contraction."
Time dilation and length contraction? Are you saying that SR includes Time as a rubber band - not only dilating but also contracting? Can Time also reverse so that you can time travel to the past? ARE YOU CRAZY? LOL
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 20, 2019WTF is this BS you're posting on here, humy? They used 2 clocks: one stationary and one traveling. Are you nuts or something? IT IS GRAVITY THAT CAUSES ONE TO RUN SLOWER THAN THE OTHER, HUMY. HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO REPEAT IT, HUMY.
IT IS GRAVITY THAT IS DOING IT - not Time Dilation. The Time is NOT dilating. Time cannot get FAT or THIN. It can't CURVE or STRETCH.
You people are truly sick in the head. Below is a synopsis from the article in your link.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 20, 2019The work is the most stringent test yet of this 'time-dilation' effect, which Einstein predicted. One of the consequences of this effect is that a person travelling in a high-speed rocket would age more slowly than people back on Earth.
Few scientists doubt that Einstein was right. But the mathematics describing the time-dilation effect are "fundamental to all physical theories", says Thomas Udem, a physicist at the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany, who was not involved in the research. "It is of utmost importance to verify it with...accuracy.""
Was Einstein smoking weed or sniffing cocaine? He must have been high on something when he decided that Time could possibly dilate.
This is so ****ing weird. YOU PEOPLE are so ****ing weird. All of you except for granville and Benni who don't believe that cocknbullshit
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 20, 2019says "FEW SCIENTISTS DOUBT THAT EINSTEIN WAS RIGHT" - but YOU swallowed it hook-line-and sinker, didn't you, humy?
Ahaaa - it is says: "But the MATHEMATICS describing the time dilation effect are fundamental blah blah blah blah and blah.
BULLSHIT MATH IT IS.
As I've said all along - they make up the theory with Math BEFORE they do the Physics.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 2019Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 2019x' = x - vt / τ
y' = y
z' = z
t' = ((t - vx) / c² ) / τ
Where, x, y, z, and t are the values in the frame to be transformed from
x', y', z', and t' are the values in the frame to be transformed to
v is velocity in the from frame
c is the speed of light
τ is √(1-(v² /c²))
You get to transform v into v'. Note v' is not used in any of the equations.
So where's it bullshit?
Waiting over here.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 2019Measuring transitions in ions travelling 100million m/s
Transitions in the stationary ions use less energy
than
transitions in the ions moving at 100million m/s
electrons physically move so require more energy
moving at (100,000,001m/s)² requires more energy than moving at (1m/s)²
then there is the small matter of frequency
an ion oscillating at 10billion Hz moving at 1m/s
has
a different frequency than the same ion moving at 100,000,001m/s
so
to all those detractors
there is a change in frequency
and
extra energy is required
There is no change in time
humy
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 20191, If read that link you should easily comprehend that the two 'clocks' are exposed to the SAME magnitude of gravity because they are both positioned at the same distance from the Earth's center of gravity. How can it be "gravity" that causes the two clocks to run at different rates if they are exposed to exactly the SAME gravity? You make no sense.
2, According to general relativity, relative differences in gravity can ALSO produce a time dilation effect. And we also have proof of that effect. So "gravity doing it" and "time dilation" are not mutually exclusive. As the link below shows, the observed wobble of Mercury's orbit is in fact proof of that time dilation effect.
https://en.wikipe..._Mercury
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 20, 2019Otherwise why did it take it a week to find the answer to
2 + 2 / 2 =3
jonesdave
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 20, 2019Idiot. And the maths was right, you ignorant fool. As proven by the first GPS satellite, Navstar.
http://www.leapse...vity.htm
http://www.leapse...vity.htm#NTS-2
So, instead of talking crap, deal with the science as proven. Or give us a link to a scientist backing you up. If you can't do that, why not take a hike, as you are clueless about the subject area.
Benni
1.8 / 5 (10) Feb 20, 2019The work is the most stringent test yet of this 'time-dilation' effect, which Einstein predicted. One of the consequences of this effect is that a person travelling in a high-speed rocket would age more slowly than people back on Earth......"
This is the EFFECT of kinetic energy being input to an isolated system, KE=1/2mv²........ or to solve for it's mass if KE input is changing and velocity are known: m=2KE/v². Changing the velocity changes the MASS of an isolated system. When the mass of the system changes so also does it's field of gravity because gravity is mass dependent.
Two objects of exactly the same mass on planet earth will have different comparative MASS & kinetic energy if one of them is sent into an 18,000 mph orbital velocity around Earth. When MASS dilates so also do ALL parameters of measurements.
Da Schneib
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 20, 2019You blew it and everyone saw.
Meanwhile, For example, time.
MrBojangles
4 / 5 (8) Feb 20, 2019Benni's alter ego is starting to get hysterical. It's probably an effect of time dilation.
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (1) Feb 20, 2019DU and GR/QM agree in local energy frames within 18 decimals but GR based spacetime system starts failing in time, distance and angular concepts outside our planetary and galaxy system . Space in DU needs the 4th dimension to be metric R4. Absolute time T4 is used as the 5th dimension by solving for C=C4 (C4 = contraction/expansion speed of R4) as f(R4) of 0-energy balance. You cannot observe the true value of C within local energy frames as the frequency of physical atomic clocks slows linearly with TRUE decelerating value of C=C4. Read Suntola DU explanation of DM using de Broglie and Compton wave formulation of Planck and Mach energy equations.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019The SA article is from 9/22/2014 about an experiment done on 9/16/14.
"To test the time-dilation effect, physicists need to compare two clocks — one that is stationary and one that moves. To do this, the researchers used the Experimental Storage Ring, where high-speed particles are stored and studied at the GSI Helmholtz Centre for heavy-ion research in Darmstadt, Germany.
The scientists made the moving clock by accelerating lithium ions to one-third the speed of light. Then they measured a set of transitions within the lithium as electrons hopped between various energy levels. The frequency of the transitions served as the 'ticking' of the clock.
They are running at different times because one is stationary, while the other is in motion and are still affected by enough Gravity even at the Quantum level without Altitude.
-contd-
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019@humy
This is NOT Time dilation. It isn't Time that is dilating. These are particles of Matter that are in motion/momentum, which amounts to Matter/Energy in Motion. Time itself is NOT a factor unless you are counting/measuring the duration/distance of velocity of the Lithium ions, as well as the activity of the hopping electrons. These are all PHYSICAL activities like runners or tennis players.
"The speed of fast-moving ions means that accelerator experiments can test time dilation more precisely than experiments in Earth orbit, says Matthew Mewes, a physicist at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, who is not part of the team. "It's important to look wherever we can and push the technology whenever possible," he says.
But the research group is dismantling its longtime collaboration, as there is no larger accelerator they can go to... "
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019says humy
What is Mercury? A planet, right? And what weak Force affects planets aka Mass? And which other Mass is Mercury closest to, humy? A huge Mass that could possibly affect Mercury's orbit and stability going around it. Do you know, humy?
What is that big hot orb up there that has a nice gravitational pull toward it for those planets who get too close?
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 21, 2019Were you born this stupid, or did you have to practice?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019@humy
Still waiting for your answers, humy Very easy to comprehend planetary-Sun connections.
humy
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019-And the SAME amount of gravity. In this case, it cannot be a the difference in gravity making one clock go slower than the other in that particle experiment because there is no difference. You make no sense.
Dirr, the sun. What about it? That just confirms that time dilation can ALSO be effected by differences in gravity and this is what is causing the wobble in Mercury's orbit, just as general relativity says.
This time dilation effect has a different cause from that of the particle experiment because the cause of the particle experiment one has nothing to do with gravity (and it is explained by special relativity, not general relativity) while the cause of observed time dilation effect on Mercury IS to do with gravity (and is explained by general relativity, not special relativity). Get it now?
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019...................Regarding time dilation, time accelerating, time decelerating
All atoms have matter waves
matter waves are the De Broglie frequency
when waves are in motion
waves, as they travel at the velocity of light
as
matter and waves are as one
matter waves in motion compress waves
this compression in wave length
because Da Schneib, as the speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
waves in motion change their wave length compared to the same when stationery
so
Da Schneib, as we measure time by waves
when this wave length
Da Schneib
changes in motion
Da Schneib
this effects the frequency chosen as the standard 1s frequency
as can be seen Da Schneib, the second at 10billion Hz
occurs in a shorter time span
under
motion
gravity
acceleration
velocity
Da Schneib, all motion in this vacuum is curved
curved motion Da Schneib, is acceleration
so
Da Schneib
waves under acceleration
is
Not Time Dilation
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 21, 2019kl31415
3 / 5 (10) Feb 21, 2019Might of been external influences as bad parenting, heavy iodine deficiency, heavy metal intoxication...
These things have terrible consequences on a maturing brain.
@Da Schneib
Saw that math problem yesterday, absolutely amazed that Benni the Differential Equasionist doesn't know basic math. LMAO
granville583762's response was just brilliant and the ridiculous excuse by Stupid Egg was below my expectations...
Loving the heavy denial of time dilation, not surprising as they've proven they can't even do the simplest of maths, heheheh.
granville583762
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019Electrons physically move
electrons are an electric field
electrons are a magnetic field
electrons absorb photons which are a electromagnetic
when an electron transitions Da Schneib
an electron is surrounded by waves
an electron is propelled by electromagnetic waves
an electron Da Schneib, in orbital is suspended in this vacuum by waves
so Da Schneib
is propelled, transitioning by waves
so
Da Schneib, this electron is propelled by a wave traveling at the speed of light
so
Da Schneib, the faster this electron moves the longer the force propelling this electron
takes to act on this electron
and
consequently Da Schneib, this electron is when travelling at (1m/s)² kinetic energy
requires, when travelling at 1/3C, (100,000,001m/s)² kinetic energy
as you know, Da Schneib
this electron only has a certain quota of energy
so
Da Schneib, this effects transitioning time
Benni
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 21, 2019....it is the effect of gravity inputting kinetic energy causing the "dilation", "TIME" inputs nothing because it is not a FORCE, it is simply a mechanical unit of measure that dilates with the rest of the system.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019................... What is being pointed out, Da Schneib
Is, by trying to measure time
on this level
at this accuracy
when using
the speed of light
when using frequency and wave
it is not possible to measure time dilation with anything that uses a wave
firstly
as soon as you move, there is a change in frequency
which is the basis, Da Schneib of jet fighter navigation systems
laser gyro's base their navigation on this principle
The speed of light is not effected by the speed of the emitter
taking this to its logical conclusion, Da Schneib
as the speed of light is the absolute velocity
when light come to halt this is absolute zero velocity
so
this principle allows all motion to be calculated by the change in frequency of an object in motion
when compared to the laser
because
Da Schneib, the speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
the object in motion changes the frequency
This is not time dilation
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019the object in motion changes the frequency
This is not time dilation
Taking this principle further, Da Schneib
when the frequency changes
it stays at this changed state till there is a further change in motion
as
you can see, Da Schneib
when measuring time with frequency and wave
as long as this change of frequency remains constant
the 10billion Hz constantly occurs in a smaller or larger amount of time
because
Da Schneib, all that is being recorded is 10billion oscillations
once
these 10billion oscillations have been counted we count that as one second
because that is the definition of a second
as you can see, Da Schneib
there is only one way to find out how long these 10billion oscillations took to occur
as
that is Da Schneib
is
measuring the change in frequency of the laser
from
the principal
The speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019Tick Tock, tick tock, tick tock, tick tock, of orbtal electrons. It's called WORK, Kinetic Energy.....it's what makes ALL clocks measure that inimitable feature of existing in a finite Universe.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019Einstein says how. Doesn't look like you're listening.
Maybe you shouldn't link and quote his papers if you don't understand what they mean. Especially after your huge gaffe on the difference between black holes and singularities.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019Is not one and all
dear old Albert
who, along with his statement
The speed of light is the absolute velocity of this vacuum
also
was a favourite of
the principal
The speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
humy
4 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019You are speaking a load of gibberish yet again. Apart from your usual nonsense of saying "kinetic energy" causes the apparently observed time dilation effects, which shows you don't understand the first thing about even the most basic physics let alone relativity, you now say;
What does " "TIME" inputs " supposed to mean? Neither I nor any physicists I am aware of said/implied "...time inputs..." into something, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean. Who said/implied 'time' is a 'force'? OBVIOUSLY, anyone, including myself, that knows the first thing about known physics wouldn't say this. Although there are know physical relationships between time and force, 'time' and 'force' are completely different concepts in physics and no one I am aware of says they are the same thing.
humy
4 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019"Although there are know physical relationships between time and force,... "
should be;
"Although there are KNOWN physical relationships between time and force,... "
antigoracle
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019LMAO.
Da Schitts using the line, I used on him, on someone else.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019< THIS TIME THE FORCE IS TRUELLY WITH US > as < SPACE TIME IS SAID TO BE A FORCE > humy
Some one said this, if you disowning this astounding ground breaking BUNKUM humy
There is hope for your eternal soul from Beelzebub's fires of damnation, humy
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019This astounding ground breaking BUNKUM is revealed as none other than the right honourable BackBurner esquire
The force that drives expanding spacetime
It is obscured in the shenanigans of dark energy negatives gradients spacetime force where even MOND made an appearance adding an appearance of respectability
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019BackBurner
...................take heart in this Bunkum
as this where innovation development and new ideas emerge
as new ideas are in short supplies of late
the intellect got lost and has never found its way out of this mathematical maze
we are still awaiting the answer to the puzzle of the century
it is occupying these boards greatest minds
...................< 2+2/2 = ? >…………………..
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019Pure unadulterated Pop-Cosmology psycho-babble, even you don't know what you just wrote.
jonesdave
3 / 5 (4) Feb 21, 2019Lol. This from a scientifically illiterate idiot, who knows zilch about physics, and can't even understand basic arithmetic!
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019When we said humy
There is hope for your eternal soul from Beelzebub's fires of damnation, humy
we were ahead of TIME so to speak
as
humy
we did not infer directly enough into your statement
< physical relationships between time and force >
by implication, humy
you are also implying
SPACE is a FORCE
because
humy
this concept
has a familiar ring about it, as though is has been mentioned on a previous board
As we do, humy
in this ethereal internet of phys.org
having defined space as the vacuum
the vacuous vacuum of space
as time is a mathematical formula, it is not an entity so does not exist
as you have inferred a physical relationships between time and force
essentially, humy
you have inadvertently made a clanger
TIME DOES NOT EXIST and SPACE IS THE VACUUM
as
you claim a physical relationships between time and force
Beelzebub's fires of damnation awaits, humy
humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 21, 2019"space time" doesn't equate with just "time", let alone a "force" as normally technically defined in physics.
The word "force" in the above statement is for the vague common-English meaning of the word "force" NOT to be confused with the normally technically defined "force" in physics, which is the kind of 'force' I was clearly referencing.
see
https://en.wikipe...vocation
NO.
If there are a relationship between two things X and Y then that does NOT imply X = Y.
Example; there is a relationship between night and day; each one repeatedly follows the other. So night IS day?
humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 21, 2019What the hell does that mean? Are you saying if something can be described by a mathematical formula then it doesn't exist? If so, why so? If that is correct, very little if anything exists including mass, energy, stars, planets, orbits of planets, light, the speed of light, etc. etc.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019Vacuum is occupied by gravity protons electrons electromagnetic radiation
time does not exist
electrons move from A to B, movement exists
inertial mass exists
only inertial mass emits gravity
acceleration is the rate of change of velocity which applied to inertial mass is force exists
The concept of time is explained extensively in these comments humy
You can measure the space between A + B even though that space does not exist because space is vacuum
This might be a difficult concept for you to fathom, humy
that you can measure distance which does not exist divided by time which does not exist to give the velocity of the electron which does exist
because, humy
time is a mathematical formula
as has been said humy time is explained extensively in this board
as
you have read these explanations
so
Even though you might not agree, you have to demonstrate you have read them so you understand this concept
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019Righto humy.........just keep adding to the Pop-Cosmology psycho-babble so that no one ever figures what it was you wrote in the first place so that no one can ever come back at a later time to point out that you made a DEFINITIVE statement about something.
You imply TIME is somehow a FORCE, but you won't tell us how to INPUT it into a system to make the system do something.
RealityCheck
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 21, 2019To help you all see the problems/confusions for yourselves, and so learn more about the subject matter before arguing/insulting as usual, please calmly consider the salient/real physical aspects in the following scenario:
- you're cryogenically frozen, your twin is not;
- you don't 'age' due to SLOWED/STOPPED (frozen) 'biological clock' metabolic rates/motions;
- your twin 'ages' normally due to 'biological clock' dynamics/motions continuing as normal;
- Note that 'time' concept plays NO PART in ACTUAL biological physical parameters/outcomes, ie, ONLY CUMULATIVE MOTIONS/CYCLES of biological clock 'ageing' processes have any PHYSICALLY EFFECTIVE bearing;
- hence 'time/timing' DIFFERENTIALS are STRICTLY mathematical/graphing ANALYTICAL CONSTRUCT 'dimensions/comparisons', ie, NOT REAL/EFFECTIVE DIMENSIONS like spatial dimensions are.
Good luck.
granville583762
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019humy
....... It has been explained at great length
You cannot measure time dilation with frequency and wave
because humy
Light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
you have read the extensive explanation humy
one second is a set no of oscillations, as velocity changes - wavelength is extensively explained
you cannot measure time dilation with frequency and wave
because we are dealing with a laser gyro principal
so
we cannot measure time dilation
and
time does not exist
and
what we thought was time dilation
was
simply
the speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
we
have
time does not exist
we cannot measure time dilation
as
time does not exist, time dilation cannot be measured
because
All time dilation is, is simply the change of frequency of movement
Time and Time dilation do not exist
Whydening Gyre
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 21, 2019Not exactly sure how your connecting gravity and kinetic energy to time. However, I do see time as a property of the combination of the three vectorable dimensions, allowing anything to exist and therefore, move, in a given space. Ergo, time/space being a single collective thing.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019He isn't. There is no connection of gravity & Kinetic Energy with Time. And no - Time is not a "property" of anything - not even the 3 dimensions. It is SPACE ITSELF that allows Motion/movement/momentum.
You CANNOT MOVE THROUGH TIME - you can ONLY move through SPACE.
The human brain often makes one THINK that time has slowed down or sped up - but it hasn't done either. It is only how the human mind conceives the passage of EVENTS.
-contd-
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019BeingOfCorrect
Is this another anomaly in your Toe
everyone who reads BeingOfCorrect by BeingOfCorrect
is expecting a truthful derivation of time and time dilation
they are physicists, scientist, professors, fellows
they will be an expectation of a thorough physical understanding of how time is measured
and
whether or not in fact it is actually being measured
they will not be expecting an emotional basis to any claim that time dilation exists
everyone is expecting a critical view point, especially as there are inherent determination difficulties
p.s. this is not one of RealityCheck's flybys by any chance, BeingOfCorrect
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019You are starting to think about the extensionalism of time, Whydening Gyre
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019@Whyde
If you can understand HOW THE HUMAN MIND WORKS - you will understand that it is the human mind itself that conceptualises the degrees/increments of the passage of Time, and thus creating in his/her own mind a manufactured temporal ability to have "cause and effect" on Matter/Energy aka Mass. Time is only a concept. It is not REAL.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019LOL I noticed that too. He is getting desperate to hold onto what he deems to be right - which it isn't,, of course. It must be terrible to be so wrong so often, and have to fight back by telling lies.
What was that saying? Thou shalt not bear false witness. Da Esh breaks that rule regularly.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019It is a mistake to say that Time dilates with the rest of the system. Time cannot dilate because it isn't REAL, but only a concept of the human mind. The Mind conceives of MANY THINGS and always tries to place those concepts into the realm of Reality
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 21, 2019BeingOfCorrect, this 22nd day of our lord
In these summer temperatures on a winters day in February
If as it seems your fin rot has healed your free to leave your bridge, BeingOfCorrect
Are you, BeingOfCorrect
actually saying time and time dilation does not exist
you have you seen the light, BeingOfCorrect
your contemplation under your bridge is complete
you are now a free upright standing trollian in this community once more
Able to boldly go, always BeingOfCorrect
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 21, 2019I mean, just askin'.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 21, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2 / 5 (8) Feb 21, 2019All are derived from the imagination by those who wished to explain events to others somewhat logically.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019They're about the time one instruction cycle takes on the computer you typed that on.
And gee whillikers, Wally, that computer works!
Now how do you suppose that could be?
You are an idiot.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019The fifteenth century is calling you; they want their natural philosophy back.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019"What's the horizontal axis mean?" "Nothing, time doesn't exist."
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019You could at least have the pride to google "instruction cycle" up and try to pretend you know what you're talking about.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019I mean, come on. You cannot possibly be serious unless you're a complete idiot.
How do you eat without stabbing yourself in the face with the fork?
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019Wanna measure time? Get a clock.
Wanna measure EMF? Get a multimeter.
Wanna measure mass? Get a scale.
What's hard about this for you?
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019F = ma
Now define a without time. Good luck.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019F = ma
Just askin'.
Whydening Gyre
4 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019How much "time" did that take you?
Whydening Gyre
4 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019If it took you 15 minutes, you've traveled 250 miles of the rotation of earth...
And you've travelled 16500 miles of our orbit of the sun...
You've also travelled 128500 miles of our journey around the galaxy.
145250 miles in total.
You and that dog must be exhausted.
Silly rabbit, all of it is a clock.
humy
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019That is a self-contradiction. 'vacuum', by definition, is SPACE devoid of matter.
It is effected. It's speed (c) stays constant but its frequency changes. Have you ever heard of the "red shift"?
In what sense? Time is a dimension. Correct. OBVIOUSLY I already knew that and you are just insulting my intelligence. PROBLEM! You have just contradicted yourself yet again! -Because speed by definition is distance traveled per unit TIME therefore IF there is no time then there is no speed. Thus the 'speed' of light wouldn't exist without time and yet you contradict that (time not existing) by asserting (correctly) that the 'speed' of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter, which would be a nonsense assertion if there is no such 'speed' to be effected!
granville583762
3.5 / 5 (8) Feb 22, 2019That is the phrase, occupying the vacuum
Its jogged those grey cells into action
Once its realized time dilation does not exist, cannot be measured, as you said humy, the 'speed' of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter, as you realise time also does not exist
then
you are able to use time mathematically as though it does exist
the problem starts
when
humy, you begin to think time actually exists
then
just like the film, Groundhog day
Its Groundhog day again, as every day is yesterday so tomorrow everyone has forgotten last night
as
Yesterday starts anew tomorrow
https://www.youtu...eDx9fk60
Benni
1.9 / 5 (9) Feb 22, 2019..........well put Egg, it's all in their heads, better labeled as PSYCHO-BABBLE.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019Says an innumerate, scientifically illiterate loon.
Benni
2 / 5 (8) Feb 22, 2019Every isolated system is governed by the immutable law of Entropy, therefore each has it's own self governing mechanism (clock) based upon it's present relativistic mass. How each isolated system functions is determined by the input/output of kinetic energy causing electrons within the electron shell structure to move into higher or lower orbital positions & thus gaining or releasing EM energy which can be measured, and this is what creates the CLOCK used as a timing mechanism for recording TIME, basically a local event.
jonesdave
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019How can that be "realized" when time dilation does exist because it has already been measured?
Unless you never bother to look at what the science says, you must have already seen the many science weblinks showing/explaining this.
And you still haven't explained all those self-contradiction in your assertions I pointed out. For example, given speed is by definition distance traveled per unit of time, how can there be 'speed' if there is no 'time'? You say (incorrectly) time doesn't exist and yet you say (correctly) speed of light is constant; How can its speed be constant if there isn't such thing as 'speed'?
MrBojangles
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep."
Beginning: the point in time or space at which something starts.
Time is a product of your Creator, not of man. How dare you defy your God.
MrBojangles
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019https://voyager.j...d-cover/
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019You have a clock
that measures time by frequency and wave
and what do with this clock, humy
you move it
and
what happen to this frequency and wave as you move this clock, humy
there is a change in wavelength and frequency
and
why is that humy
because
the speed of light is not affected by the speed of the emitter
humy, that we do not want to be a harbinger of gloomy news
what your measuring when you move this clock, is not time dilation, humy
it is simply the change of frequency of the wave the clock is oscillating at
If you want measure the change in time with movement, humy
you cannot use a clock that uses frequency and wave that counts oscillations
as this is the point, humy that is being driven home
and
on this point apparently everyone agrees
as
the method used
Has to be unaffected by motion, such that the measurement of time is unaffected by motion
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019To measure time dilation
a clock is required that does not use frequency
because frequency changes with motion
which changes time in motion
It is plainly obvious
to measure changing time in motion
a clock is required
that does not change time in motion
This is the scientific basis for sound scientific experiments
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Time dilation is a circular argument
to prove time dilation in motion
first
find a clock
that by its mechanics
when in motion
its motion changes time
there by proving time dilation
A circular argument, which proves time dilation
jonesdave
3 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Idiot. How is a clock on top of a mountain in motion? Go away you clueless oik.
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Please point to the experiments/ observations that disproved GR and QM.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019MrBojangles
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019That really depends on the frame of reference.
granville583762
3.9 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019You beat me to it
The punch line, velocity v = rω
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Stupid idiot. The clock at the top of a mountain is ticking faster than one at ground level. A clock in a spacecraft is ticking slower due to velocity. Twat. Lern to scienz..
humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019No, a clock that uses frequency is just fine to measure time dilation as relative motion changes frequency just like relativity says it should which, when observed, is proof of time dilation. By admitting relative motion changes frequency just like (special) relativity says it should you are admitting relativity is correct thus there should be time dilation just like (special) relativity says there should.
And please please talk coherently.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Another idiot. So, the clock on the mountain is ticking faster due to velocity, and the clock in the spaceship is ticking slower due to.........................velocity! Jeez some people are dumb.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019ω = 2π/t
v = rω
where r(2π/t) is the instantaneous velocity perpendicular to radius r
as
anyone has measured the instantaneous velocity
of
a pendulum at its lowest point of swing
being
that the Earth is 8000miles in diameter
the curve over the distance of the mountain is practically a straight line
As at sea level it is generally accepted we are travelling approximately a 1000mph
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Now, bugger off you clueless oaf.
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019You start from a view point that cannot disprove its self
as
in
a clock that changes frequency with motion
where that motion
change the frequency
that changes the clocks ability to measure time
to prove the clock is measuring time dilation
humy, if you think this is incoherent
You have never heard me talk incoherently
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019When all time is equally adjusted
It is irrelevant whether the correction is right or wrong
when all time is equally adjusted
All the clocks tell the same time
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019WTF are you talking about, you cockwomble? Go away, you are bloody clueless.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019All of 882.5 seconds
:)
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019When physicists calculated the adjustment that would be necessary
This is what everyone is saying
the caesium clock in motion is telling the incorrect time
and
when physicists calculate and adjust that would be necessary
so that the satellite is telling the same time as on the ground
because
the satellite would be in the wrong place otherwise
therefore time has not changed
It is the caesium clock telling the incorrect time at altitude, acceleration and velocity
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019LOL My dog, Precious and I/we love to travel - both on and off Earth.
The Earth and all the planets; the Sun and all other Stars; all of the galaxies, etc. are moving in, and THROUGH SPACE. Every time a MASS moves THROUGH SPACE - that SPACE is what dilates/folds/moves aside to allow the Mass to move through Space, regardless of how long it takes for Mass to move through Space. Mass is 3 dimensional, which is why it is able to move through and within Space. Distance is only THE LENGTH of which MASS is MOVING THROUGH SPACE.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019@Whyde
I am being repetitious so that you may understand better.
DISTANCE from Point A to Point B is measured by Red Shift out in the Cosmos that not only tells how far an object is from Point A, but also how fast Point B is traveling away (velocity) from Point A (supposedly). That is an EVENT just as how one would measure the distance that a runner must travel to get from Point A to Point B. In essence, Length and Distance mean the same thing.
The 882.5 seconds (~15 minutes) that it took us to walk that distance and for Precious stopping to poop and pee on the ground that we named after Da Schniebo - is the measurement of that EVENT and its DURATION that is measured by the increments on my expensive wristwatch.
RealityCheck
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019@DS later to @S_E_U:In my previous post (22 hours ago) I explained the mathematical/graphical nature of the 'time' and 'timing' ANALYTICAL construct/dimension.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019As JD has said
When physicists calculate and adjust that would be necessary
so that the satellite is telling the same time as on the ground
the satellites clock is synchronised to ground based clocks
……………………Length contraction…………........
That nails the nail in the coffin for length contraction
because
the boffins on the ground
are
devising cunning mathematical formula
To stretch length contraction back to its original length again
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Wrong, cockwomble. Sod off you uneducated oaf. A f***ing clock on a mountain is moving faster than a clock on the ground. A clock on a spaceship is moving faster than one on the ground. However, one causes time to speed up, the other makes it slow down. Get it dumbo? Probably not, thick eejit.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019An Oscilloscope is merely an INSTRUMENT. It is a MACHINE that was manufactured from Matter/Energy aka Mass and endowed with a PROGRAM. It has an EMF and runs in the same way that all other Electronics run. If there is any clock inside it - it is ONLY the mechanics of that clock that measure duration by incremental measurements with wheels and gears (purely mechanical).
There is no boogeyman called Time hiding in oscilloscopes, telescopes, or stethoscopes.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Dafuq is this loon on about?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019You have it in reverse, jonesybonesy. The clock at ALTITUDE ticks SLOWER due to less gravitational pull/attraction than the clock at the surface. Do try to get it right or continue to humiliate yourself. The clock on a traveling airplane IS at ALTITUDE.
And no, a clock on top of a mountain does not tick faster than the one at ground level, as the mountaintop is a surface.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019The boffins correct relativity to sea level time
and
the boffins correct length contraction to sea level length
If dear old Albert were here to day
he would go in for some good old head banging
we can just hear him saying
why all that hard work
when the boffins mathematically winkle out all that theorising
Its enough to turn a theorist to the bottle in shame!
jimmybobber
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019"You have it in reverse, jonesybonesy. The clock at ALTITUDE ticks SLOWER due to less gravitational pull/attraction than the clock at the surface. Do try to get it right or continue to humiliate yourself. The clock on a traveling airplane IS at ALTITUDE.
And no, a clock on top of a mountain does not tick faster than the one at ground level, as the mountaintop is a surface."
I enjoy watching you humiliate yourself in a public forum..
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019I did not say that I would enjoy watching jonesy humiliate himself in a public phorum, perhaps you have a thing about jonesy that you prefer to say it in another's post, yes?
jimmybobber
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019You literally just humiliated yourself with your own words:
"You have it in reverse, jonesybonesy. The clock at ALTITUDE ticks SLOWER due to less gravitational pull/attraction than the clock at the surface. Do try to get it right or continue to humiliate yourself. The clock on a traveling airplane IS at ALTITUDE.
And no, a clock on top of a mountain does not tick faster than the one at ground level, as the mountaintop is a surface."
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Scientists can predict anything they darn please - mainly through allegations involving math equations. They are way off the mark with regard to TIME, but they can't get their heads out of their arses enough to understand that TIME IS NOT a dimension. That Time is ONLY a concept invented by early humans to explain things such as the Earth's orbit and the duration/length of the sunrise to sunrise EVENT.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Twat. Look up NAVSTAR. And the people who thought alterations wouldn't be necessary, and those who did. They had to buile a frequency synthesiser into the satellite, just in case it was needed to correct for relativistic effects. The real scientists did the maths, and predicted the changes necessary. They were right, you uneducated cockwomble. GR -SR = 38 microseconds. You are proven wrong, you uneducated POS.
jimmybobber
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019"The clock at ALTITUDE ticks SLOWER due to less gravitational pull/attraction than the clock at the surface."
Idiot.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019Not at all. I don't waste my time on humiliating concepts as you, Da Esh and jonesy appear to enjoy doing with your idiotic melodrama of the spacetime wookie that Einstein chose to include in his hallowed GR/SR equations. That latter-day scientists have continued that farce with their hare-brained experiments to confuse the public further wrt Time as a real entity/dimension/factor that they all believe and worship at its altar.
And jimmy booboo - you humiliate yourself by changing the wordings of others' comments
jimmybobber
2 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib and Jonesdave are right.
You continually humiliate yourself on this forum. The internet never forgets. I'd normally feel sad for you but you are such a jackass I don't. You deserve the ridicule.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019It's a FREAKING MACHINE, you dummy. ALL machines need to be altered/fixed/taken apart at one time or another - with or without so-called relativistic effects. Clock mechanisms need to be altered/fixed - NOT Time
jimmybobber
3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019You are an uneducated idiot, disrespectful, and a bully.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.5 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Good for you. Now get lost. Your sandbox is waiting for you.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019These effects are not real
As you cannot mathematical erase physical effects
because
these are not physical effects, but errors in measurement, due to instruments
Proved by mathematical erasure
jimmybobber
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Sandbox?
What does "Your sandbox is waiting for you." mean?
jimmybobber
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019@SEU
You are an uneducated idiot, disrespectful, and a bully and fixated on sandboxes (whatever that means)
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Precisely. If the "real" scientists had predicted it correctly in the first place, there would have been no need at all for corrections. But they messed up, and needed to make alterations from a distance. Otherwise, they would have needed to send up Engineers to solve the problem. Like the HST.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019LOL If I had such a wristwatch, I would be glowing in the dark. Particularly if it is a Free Neutron.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019When push comes to shove, SEU
it's interesting what emerges
out of this vacuous vacuum of ours
what is relativity is mathematics
what is mathematics is not real
what is not real
can be
mathematically winkled out
there
is
just oner question, SEU
Why calculate this time dilation in the first instance
when
in the last instance, we are mathematically winkling it out
That is the question
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019For good measure you could throw in all this dilation stuff that the Pop-Cosmology culture here wants labeled as a 4th dimension. They simply are unable to comprehend how atomic clocks work, via expenditure of kinetic energy as electrons cross back & forth through orbital repositioning. Expenditure of kinetic energy ain't no kind of 4th dimension.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019jimbo.........you're the one on a name calling rant
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Those who bought into all this math furfluffy should be finding out quite soon that their inclusion of Time as a physical dimension has no reality in the realities of Matter/Energy and the mechanisms that are derived from the manufacture of instruments within the realities of Matter/Energy.
Instruments are only as good as the Program incorporated into it. And if that Program happens to include an improper application - it is going to bollux up the whole works.
Such as Time included as spacetime - they can't get it into their heads that Space is real, while Time is ONLY a concept of the mind and is not a physical thing. What they are remediating is the mechanics of a working model that may include the adjustment of the increments of the clock.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019That has errors in motion
that boffins
on the ground
have to devise formulas
that sort of corrects this clock
the most accurate clock in this universe
has to corrected
with a botched formula
that drastically waters down this highly accurate clock
that
if
they simply put a wind up gold jewelled Swiss watch
it would be equally accurate
and
Most probably would not need mathematically correcting for errors due to being in orbit
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019And what are Electrons? Why, they are forms of Matter/Energy - the building blocks of the Universe itself. All quantum particles are Matter/Energy that are governed by Motion/Momentum - strict Rules of Engagement - whether in the quantum universe, or in OUR Universe. And Time has nothing to do with any of it since Time is a Mind Experiment.
jimmybobber
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019You are worse than an idiot. You don't even know what "2 +2/2 =" Yet you pretend you do know.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019in the space station
and what is the result ?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019I'm not entirely sure that gold jeweled watches are regulation approved for the ISS. I know that certain items are not approved due to constraints of weight and other factors - even as small as a watch. And it couldn't be allowed to be worn inside a spacesuit where it might snag on the fabric.
I believe that they only depend on the clocks aboard and inside the cabin that are a part of the structure itself. As they would tend to run slower, being in LEO, they would have to be adjusted often, as needed.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Can they keep the space station in its correct orbit?
with no relativistic corrections
With a the best wind up gold jewelled Swiss watch available on the market
p.s. you have answered the question SEU
They have not tried it
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019how ever accurate these watches are at sea level
are they equaly as accurate in orbit
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019@granville
I believe that the ISS altitude is monitored and adjusted according to the Earth's surface. Passing over the Himalayas it may have to temporarily adjust for the height of the mountains so that the ISS would fly at a slightly higher altitude in relation to the mountain tops in comparison to at sea level. Since the Earth's surface is bumpy, the ISS instruments account for that, taking the path of least resistance, in effect.
But I'm not even sure that it flies over the Himalayas.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019An emphatic no. LOL
Gravity also affects gold windup watches at altitude. The springs, cogs and wheels, being material, are also subject to gravitational effects. They would run slower compared to the same type of watch at sea level. There too, is no faerie dust called Time hiding inside the watch.
A Caesium-powered clock also has no faerie dust hiding in the works. It is ALL powered by Matter/Energy in the form of jumping Electrons causing the clock's hands or number to move incrementally.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.9 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Russia is making threats to the US - this should be VERY interesting. Another Cuba-missile-crisis?
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019there like ships at sea sailing by the stars
the shuttle used to nudge into higher orbit every time it docked
for free
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019......couldn't stop myself, I had to downstar you on this one.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019.....all this time I thought it was Schneibo bragging about his IQ? Why do you think that's wrong?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Dumb da dumb dumb.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019This is like some sort of mythology or something. A suitable field for an anthropology study of primitive ideation.
With a laugh track.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Not to mention the invisible mechanical movements in oscilloscopes and computers.
Now who's stoned, again?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019LOL
ahaaa...Da Scheide has finally come to realise that there are, indeed, MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS inside oscilloscopes. Da Scheide must have learned that from RealityCheck, right DS? Then goes on to talk gibberish...again.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Like I said, mythology. Just like the mountains moving around.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Benni said that it is THE CLOCK that is traveling at a higher rate of velocity. He never said anything about a mountain traveling at all.
You are imagining things, Da Scheide, or else you're drunk. Get off the joy juice before it kills you.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Maybe you forgot.
Relativity cranks always screw up frames of reference. That's because they're innumerate.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Math equations are supposed to translate into the realities of mechanics. The fact that it is impossible to dilate Time creates a conundrum for scientists/researchers who have dedicated themselves to the belief that Time can dilate. Those who have learnt that Time cannot and will not be dilated - are free of its idiocy. But those who aren't scientists and believe that Time can dilate, will wait for science to disprove the fallacy. And they will read of it with a heavy heart, and cannot reason well enough to know the differences.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Now imagine @SRU trying to back the dog into the house.
Bwahahahahahaha!
Absolute comedy gold.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019I can just imagine you also think the TIME dimension has a sound as well? Like tick tock, tick tock, tick tock..........
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Yes, they are so much alike, aren't they. Either they are the same, or they are related such as uncle and nephew. . . .or Da Scheide's buttbuddy - a word that Da Scheide is quite fond of.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Tell me, @Benni, do you measure time by the number of swishes of the mop in the toilet bowl?
Benni
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 22, 2019Some are suggesting 2+2/2 is your IQ. I think that's overstatng it.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019According to this site - there are no signs of Time dilation either.
And we were referring to the springs, gears and wheels in a clock or a watch - not an oscilloscope. Learn to read better, Da Esh
https://www.allab...-probes/
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019I know far better than you how an oscilloscope works. You haven't even referred to the essential timing element of either oscilloscopes and computers.
The site you linked doesn't talk about time dilation because all they're talking about is probes used on the surface of the Earth. That's you obfuscating. Probes are checked and adjusted before every critical measurement using a time and voltage reference provided by the 'scope. They have a hole in the bottom of the connector for making this adjustment. But you wouldn't know that not having ever actually used one, much less having learned how 'scopes work.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019says Da Scheide
Many mountaintops have a plateau, which is a flattened portion. If the clock is in a vehicle riding on that portion, then IT is moving while the mountaintop is stationary.
Maybe you forgot.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019You're lying again, @SRU. And it's obvious. And got a chorus from the laugh track.
You're trying to back precious into the house again. And the dude across the street raking his lawn still says "pitiful."
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019says Da Scheide
Uhh For what reason would I need an oscilloscope. I never indicated that I have used one. Why would you think that I have used or have one or have need of one???
Timing of an o-scope is a mechanism - not by Time dilation. Time is not dilating in an oscilloscope. You're drunk
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019That has nothing to do with time dilation. You're lying again, @SRU, and still trying to back the dog into the house, and the guy across the street is still saying "pitiful."
And the laugh track is swelling again.
Meanwhile, it is intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that you have never used an oscilloscope and have absolutely not the least slightest clue about time, about which you've been bloviating now for two threads.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib3.4 / 5 (5) 22 hours ago
Trying to imagine this fool trying to use an oscilloscope.
"What's the horizontal axis mean?" "Nothing, time doesn't exist.""
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019On the other hand, it's also intuitively obvious that I do.
You are obviously trolling, and obviously failing not merely miserably but spectacularly, think Hindenburg.
You can't even name the timing element. There is one in every computer and every oscilloscope and every function generator and in every digital watch and clock. And you have no idea what it is.
Still trying to back precious into the house. Still being derided by the guy across the street. Still having the laugh track swell every time you post.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019That is correct. Time does NOT EXIST. It is only a construct within the human mind for the purpose of measuring distance and duration of events. Get used to it.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019This is like claiming there's no such thing as distance. Completely idiotic. I suppose the speedometer on your car measures something that doesn't exist. Remember it's marked in miles or kilometers PER HOUR.
Maybe you'd like to try this line of argument in court after a speeding ticket.
Dumb da dumb dumb. Dumb da dumb dumb duuuuuh.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Laugh track swells again. As I said above, you wouldn't know a physics if it jumped up, bit you on the ass, and ripped off a chunk.
howhot3
3 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019The human mind is amazing. It is capable of conceiving an idea, as well as the blueprints of a mechanism and putting it into a computer - then taking it to be manufactured. That is how clocks, watches, and other timepieces are created. Sliderules and tape do the measuring for accuracy.
Didn't you know these things, Da Scheide? Of Course they are all a part of the human mind. It is the human mind that conceived all of it. Are you belittling the human mind and saying that it can do none of these things?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019The human mind didn't make electrons, photons, or any more of the plethora of subatomic particles, all of which experience and can therefore be used to measure time. This stuff all happens faster than we can perceive, which means we don't see it until it's a done deal. And a measured deal.
You're obfuscating again, @SRU.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019There is no such thing as Time or Time dilation. Contraction of length does not involve the concept of Time. It is the contraction of SPACE ITSELF.
howhot3
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Let me repeat this; due to the slowness of the human brain, everything we sense has happened in the past. Saying there is no time is equivalent to saying there is no past. This is psychotic ideation.
Laugh track swells again. Pitiful.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Space is extremely flexible. It can lengthen or contract; fold in upon itself; make a gravity well around planets and Stars. But nothing to do with the concept of Time, and Time can do nothing of these things. If Time was flexible, we would be able to go into the past or the future.
howhot3
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.7 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Who said that the human mind created electrons, etc.? I surely did not. YOU are making shit up because you don't have any further valid arguments to offer, so you obfuscate by referring to quantum particles - which incidentally were created by the Creator God when He created the Universe. Isn't that right, how hot?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019OMG howhot. I cannot believe what you just said. Why did you just say that? Are you trying to be a dummy like Da Scheide?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Maybe yuo forgot.
This is still comedy gold, yuo are still trying to back the dog into the house, and the laugh track still swells every time yuo post.
Pitiful.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Do you now claim you don't have a dog?
Maybe you claim it doesn't know when it's time to go out.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 22, 2019Why do you want to know? Is it any of your business?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Welcome to the Intertubes, n00b.
What you say has permanent consequences.
howhot3
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019howhot3
3 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019You have NO IDEA of what I have been witness to, howhot3. Yes, far bigger than myself. More than that, I will not divulge.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 22, 2019Transparently obvious. Now it's attempting to claim it's a telepathic alien again.
Laugh track swells again.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 22, 2019Da Schneib
1 /5 (2)
20 hours ago
What you do with these is go around behind their back and lie about them every chance you get.
https://phys.org/...html#jCp
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 22, 2019I'm just lying about your motivations. And since you do about mine that seems like equality to me. Maybe you object to equality.
Laugh track swells again.
howhot3
3 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Just trust Einstein.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019If you can't make the rubber meet the road you don't have any traction.
Just sayin'.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 22, 2019Nutjob @SRU runs away to hide again.
Laugh track swells again.
howhot3
3 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019howhot3
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019howhot3
3 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019Think of the equations as being three-dimensional about the dilations from C. Time dilation only happens along the vector that approaches the speed of light. So Einstein's equations when applied to contraction of length only occurs along the vector of the direction approaching C. Similarly with time dilation and other effects like energy. So if you're on a photon (a packet of energy) looking straight at the direction that you're heading towards at speed C, you have no time. Time is 0. The interaction is immediate. Because of length contraction, everything is squished directly to a point you're entangled with. This is the whole weird part of "creepy interaction at a distance" that Einstein struggle with. Is that along the vector of C, singularities occur.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 23, 2019Relativity is NOT "my" theories but Einstein's; you know, that genies that was a LOT smarter than you and I and knew about it far better than you and I (especially smarter and better than you).
And relativity, including time dilation which is an essential component of relativity, is a proven scientific fact.
Relativity made many specific predictions NOT made by any other theory. Those relativity predictions have since then been tested and observed to be correct and, with no credible alternative theory making those predictions, that means its is a proven scientific fact.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019See section 3.
granville583762
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 23, 2019In the 1730s
The admiralty required an accurate chronometer for mariners at sea
that
did not vary its time keeping from Greenwich
Space mariners also require an accurate chronometer for mariners in space
that
does not vary its time keeping from Greenwich
because
this is what we are actually trying to achieve
by
Correcting caesium chronometers in orbit
so they do not vary their time keeping from Greenwich
In the 2019s
Space mariners require an accurate chronometer to sail the stars
synchronised with Greenwich
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019For example:
Einstein, 1905, On the Electromagnetics of Moving Bodies. Annals of Physics. Translation available here: http://www.fourmi...rel/www/
See section 3.
Read more at: https://phys.org/...html#jCp
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019How about CLOCKS, going tick tock, tick tock, tick tock........are these measuring time? Or just counting successions of EVENTS?
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Since @granny is innumerate and incapable of normal human speech
Your link, Da Schneib http www fourmi...rel/www/
Returns, in Firefox Quantum 65.0.1 (64-bit)
< Hmm. We're having trouble finding that site.
We can't connect to the server at www fourmi...rel.
If that address is correct, here are three other things you can try:
Try again later.
Check your network connection.
If you are connected but behind a firewall, check that Firefox has permission to access the Web >
Me thinks you need to recheck out your link again and think this out again, Da Schneib
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019......and without those electrons that keep jumping back & forth between orbital positions, there won't be a "measure" of ANYTHING, much less the 2+2/2 concept of your IQ.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Granny always checks that all links however mundane always work
granny always give a complete sentence devoted solely to the link
because
granny, has found out the hard way
Links on this phys.org can be fickle!
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019No, it's the mindless fantasies of Pop-Cosmology that bores a lot of people. Like the silliness of trying to spoonfeed to us the concept that infinite gravity exists at the surface of a finite stellar mass in total violation of the Inverse Square Law.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019The electron has 9.1x10-31kg of inertial mass
all inertial mass is subject to gravity and emits gravity
by implication
when this electron transitions
it is subject to gravitation
which
varies with altitude from the planets centre of mass
which is why
Caesium chronometers make excellent gravitometers
p.s. when we find our unvarying chronometer for space mariners, caesium chronometers can go along for the ride as caesium gravitometers
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Clueless, uneducated fraud.
granville583762
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019commeth true, we made it, Phew!
...................2+2/2 = ?....................
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Ignorant fool.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019Miscue on the 1 Star above.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Dozy tosspot.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Relativistic kinetic energy is not is not inertial mass simply kinetic energy of motion
kinetic energy of motion is not inertial mass so is not subject to gravitation
electrons in particle accelerator do not experience increased downward force
because
The technicians do not increase the containing magnetic field
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granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019The fail safe mathematics
Da Schneib's 500th prediction
or
Da Schneib's new avatar 2+2/2=?
when all mathematics fails
this is a foolproof method
< 1+2+3+4.....+497+498+499+500 >
humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 23, 2019NO Benni, NO. Kinetic energy is just something that a moving thing with mass HAS. What makes something with mass go from being stationary (stationary in some arbitrary frame of reference) to moving (moving in the same arbitrary frame of reference) is ACCELERATION that is in turn due to a net FORCE in a particular direction. the fact that ACCELERATION and net FORCE in a particular direction.gives an object more kinetic energy (in the same arbitrary frame of reference) is just coincidental to what causes it to accelerate.
see
F = ma
at
http://zonalanded...qMA.html
humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 23, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019All of these units require time. So to say time is non-existent is patently ludicrous. If you deny time you are essentially denying the size of anything as well as the amount of any electric current. It's mythology. Not science and never even looked like it. Certainly nothing since Newton wrote the Principia.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Yes. Greenwich Mean Time - aka GMT - is the basis for determining the increments of the 24 hour clock, whether digital or nuclear powered. Each increment of the hourly differences in each Time Zone refers to and is confirmed by GMT - whether on the surface of a planet or at Altitude.
It is the standard time worldwide, independent of location - separate from clocks running according to Time Zone.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019LOL
Da Schnitzophrenic doesn't recognise that it is the human mind that has INVENTED clocks that measure the passage of Events with incremental stages of hours, minutes, seconds, nano/micro/pico seconds, etc. Calculators do the Math to divide the Hours and Days into increments of ... which is how you can switch from 882.5 seconds to 14.7 minutes by calculating it.
Tape and slide rules measure distance as clocks measure the duration of the event to run from distance Point A to Point B. Clocks are also Calculators
All these inventions and concepts are creations of the human mind through the observations of the Minds' Eye.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Time has NO SUBSTANCE - therefore the concept of Time is ONLY a construct of the human mind. The measure of Events and Distance gives the human mind an illusory conjunction to identify the human conception of Time with the duration of an Event or the length of distance divided by the increments of a clock. Time is conceived as Past, Present & Future only
Anonym262722
1 / 5 (1) Feb 23, 2019In my understanding of the unified DU theory of GR/QM you ALL are (at least partially) right - no need to argue but you may want to study details of DU literature:
1) The distances in EM bound matter are constant, say, to define the unit of standard meter
2) The APPARENT or local speed C of light is constant when measured by a physical atomic clock thereby enabling the GPS technology - this allows the definition of meter in terms of local time or ticks per today's second (and year) definition.
3) The cosmic time dilation and TRUE value of decelerating C=C4 takes place in the direction of metric R4 or Riemann (Hubble) 4-radius of decelerating expansion. Because of the lengthened second of today for energy balancing of total energized mass M in motion and gravitation of the 3-D space, decelerating C=C4 needs T4= 9.2B (today's) yrs to expand R4 to 13.8 B ly. T4=f(C4^3) and R4=f(C4^2).
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Idiot.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Kinetic Energy is a "property" that is available to make things move.
What humy says about "acceleration" and "Force" is merely the probable/possible ACTION of Matter. It is Matter such as Protons/Electrons that is capable of dilating - not Time. Please tell me if I'm wrong, Benni
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019You offer NOTHING, contribute NOTHING in any of your posts. It is YOU that should go away.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Wrong. I continually link to real science that shows idiots like you and Benni to be fraudulent, scientifically illiterate tossers. No need to thank me.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019You're right. No need to thank you for doing nothing but post links. You offer nothing and don't contribute anything but links to distant contributors whose offerings you have no desire to tell us in your own words.
Instead, you expect those here to go to your links. This means that you have read the texts, but can't remember it enough to tell your own version here. This means that you are being carried by others. Idiot
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019F***ing lying clown. How many times did I link to the neutron experiments, and have to explain the papers to you dumb f***ers? Piss off, you cretinous retard. If you can't understand straightforward science papers, WTF are you doing here, you posing twat?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019So instead of offering howhot3 a valid argument against it or assent, he offers a LINK instead.
LOL Poor howhot3 had nothing to show for it.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019humy
3 / 5 (4) Feb 23, 2019I can tell you that you are BOTH wrong; You are BOTH talking complete gibberish (like above) that shows neither of you has a clue what you are talking about. Interesting that you disagree with each other; you two are disagreeing what complete gibberish should be believed. I don't see what difference it makes WHICH complete gibberish is believed; its still just worthless complete gibberish that is no nearer to any truth. Study some REAL science then come back to us.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 20191. So where does the idea/concept of Time come from and why?
2. if Time was invented, who invented Time?
3. what is the whole purpose of Time?
4. if Time occurs naturally, where can Time be found?
5. with which method(s) is Time encapsulated to be stored for use?
6. aside from past, present and future, what properties does Time have?
7. what is the structure of Time if it was a dimension?
8. does Time have a beginning and an end?
In your own words, please
jonesdave
Feb 23, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Now the metre is the second
This was predicated to be one almighty disaster
because caesium chronometers
are corrected mathematically in errors incurred in altitude and motion
Da Schneib, have you realised the consequence of defining the metre as the second
Chronometers in orbit, altitude, visiting the planets
No longer tell the standard second as defined by the interplanetary committee
This chronometer has to be corrected for its motion and it's vicinity of planetary and solar gravitational fields
that, Da Schneib as these are unknown gravitational fields
that as we cannot or are unable to measure
That is a fine mess you have got us into
Well, here's another fine mess you've gotten us into: Laurel and Hardy
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019In what f***ing language does that make any sense?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019I gave you 8 questions and you have answered exactly NONE.
Obviously, you don't KNOW the answers. Good going, genius boy.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Ask them on a physics forum, you f***ing clueless clown. Piss off you posing twat. You are scientifically illiterate. We are not here to explain basic shit to f***wits.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019LOL I have always been a BIG fan of the Laurel & Hardy movies ever since they were first shown in movie houses/theatres. Stan Laurel was British, you know, and Oliver Hardy was an American. No two comedians were ever so great as a team. I truly miss them and I have admired their comedic effect as perhaps the BEST of the best in comedy.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019No jonesy genius boy. I asked YOU to answer those 8 questions. Now if you cannot answer them to everyone's satisfaction, then that can only mean that YOU are a big phony baloney plastic fruit bowl full of BS.
Now be a grownup and answer the 8 questions.
RealityCheck
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 23, 2019Analytical-construct TIME representation of MOTIONAL/EVOLUTIONAL 'energy-space content/mass' of object/process being 'time-d' by use of a 'comparative clock standard' motion/change...
...can be thought of in similar 'analytical abstraction' way as...
Analytical-construct TEMPERATURE representation of MOTIONAL/EVOLUTIONAL 'energy-space content/mass' of object/process being 'temperature-ed' by use of 'comparative thermometer standard' motion/change.
In BOTH cases the PHYSICALLY EFFECTIVE factor is 'energy-space content/mass' entrained in the dynamical physical entities/processes arising from, evolving within and subsiding back to, repeatingly/indefinitely, within the underlying fundamental UNIVERSAL 'energy-space fabric'...
...which Einstein etc (unfortunately) call 'space-time fabric'!
See? Both TIME/TIME-ING and TEMPERATURE/TEMPERATURE-ING are ANALYTICAL MEASUREMENT constructs/systems, and NOT FUNDAMENTAL ENTITIES.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019No, it means I cannot be arsed with f***wits like you. You are a scientifically illiterate loon. Go post on Q & A section on a physics forum, instead of making a twat of yourself on here, you clueless clown.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019SEU, only the best comedians make their appearance on phys.org
and what their secret was, SEU
Not one foul word passed their lips
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019No. It just means that you are a charlatan and a fake
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019I repeat:
1. So where does the idea/concept of Time come from and why?
2. if Time was invented, who invented Time?
3. what is the whole purpose of Time?
4. if Time occurs naturally, where can Time be found?
5. with which method(s) is Time encapsulated to be stored for use?
6. aside from past, present and future, what properties does Time have?
7. what is the structure of Time if it was a dimension?
8. does Time have a beginning and an end?
In your own words, please
Show us, your audience, how much real knowledge travels to and fro through your neurons, axons and synapses. And don't pass it off to a physics forums for them to solve.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Why do you need my words, you f***ing clown? Go ask a physicist, you uneducated poser.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Kinetic energy is the measurement of Force applied to distance.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Yes, they were super-great and, IMO, no other comedy team has come even close to them in stature as comedians. I would venture to say that they are both "up there" entertaining and causing a lot of laughter in high places. I think that you understand my meaning.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019says jones
You are already here, are you not? You have made many statements denigrating my, and others' opinions of the validity of Time as a non-substance. So now is your opportunity to refute us properly - ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019It was decent for its time. Too much slapstick. Appeals to Americans. Morecambe and Wise were better.
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 23, 2019Unequivocally correct. Kinetic energy is the measurement of Force applied to distance.
jonesdave
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019F*** off. Go read Einstein.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019I see that pie boy, jonesy cannot answer ANY of the 8 questions which I have put to him. He can only offer insults that have no bite, and insistence to go to others for the answers - instead of jonesy himself. What do you make of this, Benni? The point is that jones seems to think of himself as a boy genius, and yet refuses to answer the 8 questions. A fake and a charlatan he is. The answers are quite easy.
RealityCheck
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 23, 2019One clock on Earth.
Other sent to SUN-centric orbit like Earths' BUT ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF SUN so Earth-gravity NOT affecting satellite clock.
Both clocks have CUMULATIVE COUNTERS 'totting up' whatever the 'cycling ticks' are set to at start.
After a year, satellite clock tick-count and Earth-bound clock tick-count are compared.
The cumulative tick COUNT 'total' will be HIGHER in satellite clock than Earth-bound clock...because RATE of 'ticking' has been FASTER in satellite clock than in Earth-bound clock!
Since sun-orbiting clock speed is same as Earth's, the ONLY VARIABLE factor was REMOVAL of Earth GRAVITY EFFECT on satellite clock tick RATE...effectively, its 'TIMING' RATE INTERVALS were 'compressed' such that MORE TICKS occurred compared to the Earth-bound clock.
Or, obversely, Gravity effect on Earth-bound clock 'dilates' ITS 'TIMING' RATE INTERVALS.
So ONLY cycling 'tick' MOTION/CHANGE of mass/energy was dilated/compressed, NOT some 'time' entity.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019.....I guess about what can be expected from one who has ONLY a degree in Anthropology from the University of Auckland, NZ.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019LOL just kidding, RC.
Such gravitational effect(s) are only on the mechanical moving parts of a digital clock, whereas in a Caesium clock, eg, the jumping electrons cause the moving parts of the clock's mechanism to activate with kinetic energy.
Is this correct, Benni?
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019True, but additionally if the clocking device is far out in granDy's vacuous vacuum & traveling at velocities approaching that of EM Waves, dilation occurs. What this shows is the relationship between GRAVITY & VELOCITY of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM as it affects the dilation of mass.
......absolutely correct.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 23, 2019RealityCheck
2.6 / 5 (5) Feb 23, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019If you find this difficult
Wait till space mariners are out of radio contact visiting our nearest stars
With no means of synchronising their onboard chronometer with Greenwich
because
when we are to far away, as in light years in other words our chronometers have to consistently tell accurate unvarying time in all environments 24, 7, 52 weeks a year for millennia, JD
where one second is synchronised with our earth based chronometer bolted to Earth's mantle
Even as we are visiting our Andromedian neighbours in the Andromeda galaxy
https://www.youtu...V0EoJJY8
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019No wonder they don't "believe in" science.
There's no science being discussed here at all. This is philosophy, and when it denies the evidence of our senses and memory, it's useless- more navel gazing. Derridism at its finest.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019Ask a philosophical question, get a philosophical answer.
None of your other questions are any more worth answering than that one.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019Having eliminated distance and duration, it's intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that you have no possibility of understanding physics or any other science for that matter.
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 23, 2019Galloping mountains again.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019https://www.youtu...bv2ZKOto
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019This is silliness. If you want to talk philosophy go talk on a philosophy site- this one is for physics. And admit that there is an underlying reality which our senses represent to us. If you don't you are useless on this site.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 20191 /5 (2)
20 hours ago
What you do with these is go around behind their back and lie about them every chance you get.
https://phys.org/...html#jCp
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019It doesn't. It's sociology, and how I deal with people who lie about me.
Don't lie about me and I won't lie about you.
Paybacks are a bitch. So are you. One of a bitch of trolls.
If you want to try to get serious, stop trying to troll. Admit you lied.
Go listen to The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
According to you seven PM doesn't exist.
I will admit that I also like Lightfoot. Have you ever listened to Jim Croce?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Poor Da Schnitzophrenic can't tell his arse from his elbow.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019https://www.youtu...rMeYnOmM
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019I can't even imagine what it means to say cause and effect have nothing to do with time; the cause is in the past, the effect in the future or present. "Past," "future," and "present" have no meaning without time.
Like I said, philosophical solipsism. Barren.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019At first light they would go outdoors to hunt and fish and the daily chores to prepare for winter.
They later realised that they could put a straight pole into the ground and another laying lengthwise with one end touching the vertical stick, and by watching the shadow of the vertical stick, determine how long it took for the shadow to reach the stick laying on the ground. That was the very first Timepiece. Cause and effect.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019https://www.youtu...jNBjqR-c
Now tell me how time doesn't exist.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019I note as well that you appear to have first denied, then asserted, cause and effect.
Why is this? You caught in a contradiction. You can have cause and effect, or you can deny them.
Make up your itty bitty mind.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019As they became mariners, they learned to steer by the Stars at night, where the positions of the Stars indicated the 4 directions of North, East, West and South. In the daylight they could tell when the Sun was about to go down by looking toward the West. Cause and effect.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019This is one of the Velikovsky deniers, with Earth orbiting Saturn and Venus careening around the Solar System, without any physics to support these wild nutjob assertions without any evidence.
Ephemerides *actually work*. They're published every year.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019Nutjob physics without quantification. Solipsistic philosophy. Disproven millenia ago.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019The Antikythera mechanism (/ˌæntɪkɪˈθɪərə/, /ˌæntɪˈkɪθərə/) is an ancient Greek analogue computer[1][2][3][4] used to predict astronomical positions and eclipses for calendar and astrological purposes decades in advance.[5][6][7] It could also be used to track the four-year cycle of athletic games which was similar to an Olympiad, the cycle of the ancient Olympic Games.[8][9][10]
The artefact was retrieved from the sea in 1901, and identified on 17 May 1902 as containing a gear wheel by archaeologist Valerios Stais,[11] among wreckage retrieved from a wreck off the coast of the Greek island Antikythera.[12][13] The instrument is believed to have been designed and constructed by Greek scientists and has been variously dated to about 87 BC,[14] or between 150 and 100 BC,[5] or to 205 BC,[15][16] or to within a generation before the shipwreck, which has been dated to approximately 70-60 BC.[17][18]
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Antikythera
The device, housed in the remains of a 34 cm × 18 cm × 9 cm (13.4 in × 7.1 in × 3.5 in) wooden box, was found as one lump, later separated into three main fragments which are now divided into 82 separate fragments after conservation works. Four of these fragments contain gears, while inscriptions are found on many others.[19][20] The largest gear is approximately 14 centimetres (5.5 in) in diameter and originally had 223 teeth.[21]
It is a complex clockwork mechanism composed of at least 30 meshing bronze gears. A team led by Mike Edmunds and Tony Freeth at Cardiff University used modern computer x-ray tomography and high resolution surface scanning to image inside fragments of the crust-encased mechanism and read the faintest inscriptions that once covered the outer casing of the machine.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 23, 2019You might as well compare daisies with hawks. Category error, idiot fake philosopher troll.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Antikythera
Detailed imaging of the mechanism suggests that it had 37 gear wheels enabling it to follow the movements of the Moon and the Sun through the zodiac, to predict eclipses and even to model the irregular orbit of the Moon, where the Moon's velocity is higher in its perigee than in its apogee. This motion was studied in the 2nd century BC by astronomer Hipparchus of Rhodes, and it is speculated that he may have been consulted in the machine's construction.[22]
The knowledge of this technology was lost at some point in antiquity, and technological works approaching its complexity and workmanship did not appear again until the development of mechanical astronomical clocks in Europe in the fourteenth century.[23] All known fragments of the Antikythera mechanism are kept at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, along with a number of artistic reconstructions/replicas of how the mechanism may have looked and worked.[24]
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019say Da Schnitzophrenic
LOL You've lost. Get over it and stop trolling.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Perhaps you didn't read the part that states the Antikythera is a computer.
And, It is a complex clockwork mechanism composed of at least 30 meshing bronze gears.
An ancient timepiece, designed and manufactured through the human mind's efforts. Cause and effect.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 23, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Simple stuff: what's time? What a clock measures.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019The Babbage Engine
Charles Babbage, computer pioneer, designed the first automatic computing engines
invented computers The first Babbage Engine was completed in London in 2002, 153 years after it was designed. Difference to the original drawings of 8,000 parts
The only difference between a Babbage Engine
and
a conventional computer
is
a Babbage Engine uses protons and electrons constructing metal gears where these electrons move as gears as the gears are 0 and 1s
where as
a conventional computer uses protons and electrons constructing semiconductors where these electrons move in the material directly as the 0 and 1s
Essentially, there is no difference between a Babbage Engine and semiconductor computer
both
involve physical movement of electrons to achieve the desired effect
for example, the Hall effect is the physical drift of electrons
Electrons and photons are physical subject to gravitation
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019It would be thought anyone who grasps relativism
would be able to grasp this concept known as Time
when the Neanderthals were out foraging for dinosaurs
where it took 10 men one day to bring down a dinosaur
then
along comes a Neanderthal Einstein
who invents the first bow and arrow
from that moment in Time
those 10 men
can bring down 10 dinosaurs in a day
so, Da Schneib
what
previously took 10 rising and setting of the sun in the sky, now only takes one rising and setting of the sun in the sky
the concept in these Neanderthals minds of Time is born
as
can be clearly seen
Time is simply a concept, a mathematical divisor
of
how long tasks are perceived to take place
Time is not a physical entity
Time is a metaphysical entity
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019What have atomic clocks got to do with anything from YOUR viewpoint of TIME? They're just time markers you can't see as opposed to the tick tock of hands on a clock. We get it schneibo, you need unseen markers or you can't make your case about the unseeable 4th dimension you label TIME.
You're a flunkie whose brain has by now been totally drained of what little it ever knew about the Laws of Physics in the first place. You're off on all these meta-physical rants as you try establishing even the smallest credibility rating you had as an embedded Physorg Moderator, try a different retirement career.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 24, 2019Maybe you should rethink that.
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 24, 2019The exact length of a second, in the SI system of measurement, is determined by a certain number of these peaks. Since they are monochromatic, and monophasic, which is implied in a maser or laser, this is an exceptionally accurate means of defining time.
The wave is continuous so there isn't any way of defining an "event."
Got any response, @Benni?
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019They count by measuring the energy gain/loss cycle when electrons jump between orbital positions.
When the gain/loss cycle initiated by a photon of a specific frequency causes an electron to go through an orbital position cycle, there is an expenditure of kinetic energy to make the electron MOVE the distance between orbital positions. Each "tick tock" on the clock is recorded during this energy gain/loss cycle. The rate the atomic clock goes through this cycle depends on the element being used.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019You're trying hard to get there via Copy & Paste which explained nothing about the mechanics that makes the "clock" work, so I did above what you didn't know how to do.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019You'd know that if you actually knew any physics. And what "gain/loss cycle?" You're just making shit up. More physics troll mythology.
Lasers and masers work by coherence. That's a property of bosons. For example, photons. The fact that there are millions or billions of atoms in the substrate means there are no individual events that correlate to the peaks of the light waves.
You're now twisting in the wind.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Absolutely. And it is all due to the effects of and on Matter/Energy along with a bit of Gravity even at the quantum level = all physical events. No faerie dust woo is involved - only mechanical.
The jumping of electrons is an Event/Action which, in turn, causes another Event/Action to occur repeatedly.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Maybe you can explain how masers and lasers work; @Benni sure can't.
Hint: coherence is a quantum effect. It's the laws of spin and statistics for bosons.
The bitch of trolls is totally clueless. Now @SRU thinks there are teeny tiny escapements and springs and gears in atoms.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019I never said that, but YOU did. Anyone who reads these comments can tell that YOU are a liar. Why do you feel the need to tell lies, Da Esh?
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Da Schneib, you are proving to one and all measuring time in transition
is a purely a physical action
where the concept of Time is metaphysical
but to actually consistently measure the defined second
in an independent chronometer in orbit is impossible due to gravity
which comes to Relativity
namely, Time dilation
CAN YOU NOT SEE THE ABSURDITY, Da Schneib
The Relativistic formula for Time dilation implemented
then
MATHEMATICALY WINKLED OUT, Da Schneib
this state of affairs could not get more absurd
it's enough to get dear old Albert in a tizzy
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Coherence, lasers, masers, bosons, etc. = ALL are properties and actions/Events of physical Matter/Energy, None are proof that what is referred to as Time could ever be an entity or a substance. Get used to it, Da Scheide aka Pussyman
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019If time dilation is fact
this means time dilation is a natural event
that being natural
it does not affect satellites in orbit
because
it is a natural effect of time
but
Da Schneib, this is nothing to do to do with time
this has everything to do with gravity
that makes orbital chronometers inaccurate
such
that the defined second 200miles away is not what the orbital chronometer is measuring
consequently Da Schneib
but for the fact
we are constantly correcting this orbital chronometer
if we stop our correction we will lose track of our satellite
This implies
Da Schneib, TIME DILATION is not a natural effect of time
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019because
when we construct a orbital chronometer that is not effected by gravity
where this orbital chronometer remains synchronised with Greenwich
independently with no correction
it will be as though
this tenant of relativity
time dilation
Does not exist
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019That is due to the fact that Time is merely a concept that is not a physical entity or substance. A substance would have the ability to dilate, such as Space. Dilation is a physical Action/Event. Time cannot dilate because Time is not a physical anything. Matter/Energy/Forces such as EM and gravity affect Matter/Energy/Forces. Quantum particles and waves are affected by other particles and waves. These are ALL physical and affect each other. Time can't affect anything that is physical. What we call Time is powerless to do anything.
Whydening Gyre
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019So.... does the electron actually move? Or just the energy?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019All particles are in motion/momentum, including electrons. Each has its own kinetic energy built-in that enables it to accelerate
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019SEU, The question is approached in a practical way
first you get the most accurate clock this universe has ever known
guess what we do to this clock
we deliberately slow the tick rate down
Obviously this is a botch, as it only applies to specific orbits
Real-World Relativity: The GPS Navigation System
The engineers who designed the GPS system included these relativistic effects when they designed and deployed the system. For example, to counteract the General Relativistic effect once on orbit, the onboard clocks were designed to "tick" at a slower frequency than ground reference clocks, so that once they were in their proper orbit stations their clocks would appear to tick at about the correct rate as compared to the reference atomic clocks at the GPS ground stations
http://www.astron...gps.html
p.s. notice how it says SEU, their clocks would appear to tick at about the correct rate
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019You see flunkie schneibo, you still do not understand what makes the atomic clock work, nothing you bring up contains any discussion about the kinetic energy of moving electrons between orbital positions, which absent such transits of electrons the clock doesn't work. KINETIC ENERGY is something you don't want to discuss, and you don't want to discuss it because it dismisses your flunkie "wave theory" that somehow it is TIME that moves those electrons around, not kinetic energy.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Essentially SEU
they have done what has been suggested
essentially
by slowing the frequency
transform this chronometer into a chronometer that is not effected by gravity
obviously it is not perfect
as it only approximates the forces on the transitioning electron
a
Makeshift botch till a permanent solution is found
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Time dilation, gravitation has been mathematically winkled out
once the parameters are known
for pacific orbits
a mathematical model can be modelled
where this orbital chronometer can be slowed
to approximate the absolute second on Earth
but without the accuracy
Seems a waste of Time in accurate Time keepers
http://www.astron...gps.html
Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 24, 2019Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Go sweep some more toilets. You're making shit up again.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019If the electron does not move there is no expenditure of kinetic energy, here hard of reading: "there is an expenditure of kinetic energy to make the electron MOVE the distance between orbital positions", from what I wrote in the reprint paragraph right above.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Where did you link this horseshit from? One of your EU sites?
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019"electrons make a quantum jump" sez schneibo
Well then schneibo here's the definition of a quantum jump:
"An abrupt transition of a system described by quantum mechanics from one of its discrete states to another, as the fall of an electron in an atom to an orbit of lower energy. any sudden and significant change, advance, or increase."
Quantum Mechanics huh? The fall of an electron to an orbit of lower energy sounds indistinguishable from Kinetic Energy......go look on your own, I'm not giving you any links, because you'd be better off learning what a whole lot of other links say rather than one you'd claim I'm cherrypicking.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019"Time", that supposedly has the capability of dilating and doing back-flips, and possibly going over Niagara Falls in a barrel - taking electrons with it.
Oh woe betide the science community if ever Da Schmoe is invited to make a speech about how "Time" can do so many glorious things with quantum particles, waves, jumping electrons in clocks, and all that good stuff - including spreading itself out thinly all over the Universe.
We should all take a knee to commemorate what Da Schniebo has taught humanity...NOT.
oh LOL
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Exactly. A clock is an instrument that is made to measure Time, and Time is the passage/duration of Events/Incidents/Actions. But Time can't dilate because it is only a means to MEASURE DURATION of Events/Incidents/Actions/Reactions.
Perhaps you are coming to your senses, Schmoe. And maybe not.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019> Egg........he needed to first start with himself, instead he missed that step in the educational process & started on other people before learning the subject material in the first place. Just looking at his abysmal knowledge of the electron shell structure of an atom is enough to make him a total laughingstock, but he thinks he's the brightest lightbulb in the room when he's actually the burned out one & doesn't know it.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Each planet has a different rotation, axis, and orbit. It is due to these that chronometers on or around other planets cannot itself be according to GMT, except as a consulting timepiece.
Dilation of Time also does not occur on other planets and galaxies due to those differences.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Conceded some TIME back
but
this is the gift of the gab
why were here to argue it
admitting without admitting so to speak
If Mr Einstein
was an up and coming bright spark in 2019
coming on this forum
he would be laughed of this forum along with xinhangshen as a crank
because
dear old Albert is fortunate he came out with his theories when he did
because
today he would be a nobody
as
The satellites gravity anomaly would still be corrected by mathematics
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019This has certainly been a sobering anomaly
what has been ascertained
is
this gravitational calculus predictive
dear old Albert predicted
is exactly the gravitational anomaly the satellite boffins are correcting
because
the satellite boffins
are actually reverse engineering mathematically the exact mathematics of this relativistic gravitationally anomaly
In other words one and all
dear old Albert got his calculations correct
Albert's calculations exactly match this gravitational anomaly
The space boffins are winkling out
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019I'm almost certain that Albert Einstein did not foresee that his Time dilation would be henceforth applied to other bodies than Earth, but I haven't looked it up, except on Wiki which has nothing with regard to it. The term, Spacetime is, of course, part of his equations, and I'm still trying to understand why he conjoined the unseen, and misappropriated the concept of Time
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Benni has noticed astronomers are using ke = mv²
they are also using f = GM+m/r² in their daily work
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019.....he was talked into it by Maxwell, another guy of his time who was in a race with Einstein to see which of the two would have enough material to be the first to produce GR.
Einstein too, had to go through petty adversarial relationships of his time to get along with colleagues, just like what goes on in this chatroom, so Einstein caved because he couldn't come up with a better expression than "spacetime continuum" that pleased not only Maxwell but others who sided with Maxwell. Einstein lost the argument for the sake of getting along.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019"Time dilation is a physics concept about changes in the passage of time, as related to relativity. It is a difference of elapsed time between two events as measured by observers. ... Case #1: In special relativity, clocks that are moving run slower according to a stationary observer's clock."
Note that we have been using the terms, "passage" and "Events", which Da Schniebo disagrees with?
AND
https://www.brita...dilation
So it is only the slowing down of a Time mechanism at Altitude in comparison to the one on the surface that is the real meaning of the term Time Dilation, which is still wrong.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Uh, oh, I got my M guys mixed up I'm afraid, it was Herman Minkowski who pressured Einstein, not Maxwell.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 24, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019More mythology.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019More mythology.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019An event is an interaction between particles.
More mythology, this time spiced up with some technobabble, which is the use of terms you do not understand the meaning of. That meaning isn't the one you've semantically absorbed in learning English.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019So far complete fails in quantum mechanics and both special and general relativity theory.
Comedy gold. As I said before, this is like trying to teach physics to a dog (or a bitch of trolls, which is even stupider than a dog: the dog won't try to back into the house).
Anonym262722
5 / 5 (1) Feb 24, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019Danger Will Robinson, warning: Lost In Space episodes are not a good guide to physics. You can't observe your own time dilation. To you time will appear to pass at one second per second. Always. Just as the speed of light is always 2.99792458 E8 meters per second, whenever you measure it.
Physics idiots have a lot of trouble with these concepts, as can be seen from the above trainwreck.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 24, 2019https://www.youtu...kFQA9vxw
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019https://www.youtu...L5igsG4k
Best recording I've seen of Hotel California. Watching Walsh and Felder exchange the baton on the solo is one of the great experiences in rock, and this video captures it well.
Whydening Gyre
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019If time doesn't exist, why did we bother to invent a mechanism to measure it?
As a matter of fact, how are we able to measure it at all?
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019And stuff. /s
Da Schneib
1 / 5 (2) Feb 25, 2019The second song, Renaissance, is the best. You have to see Stanley's solo.
https://www.youtu...l0b2tac4
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Changing phase is an Event. Get used to it.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019I think not.
Events involve the interaction of particles. There isn't an interaction here. No action occurs. There is no event.
You fail on physics 101 again.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Time is a concept conceived by the human mind does exist. They called it Time (in English). In my earlier posts here I explained about how early humans needed a way to judge the cycles of sunrise to sunrise so that they wouldn't be caught far from their cave when predators were lurking. So the they invented the 2 pole method. Later they invented the astrolabe and compass and the hourglass. Much later, the antikythera computer/clock.
Time is merely one or more events that are measured as to duration. My other posts explain it also
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019There is no event. There is no action. A wave merely waves in spacetime.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019There's nothing there. Just the waves. Welcome to quantum mechanics, asshole.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019This is what a bitch of trolls does.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Albert's calculations exactly match this gravitational anomaly
This has certainly been a sobering anomaly
what has been ascertained
is
this gravitational calculus predictive
dear old Albert predicted
is exactly the gravitational anomaly the satellite boffins are correcting
because
the satellite boffins
are actually reverse engineering mathematically the exact mathematics of this relativistic gravitationally anomaly
In other words one and all
dear old Albert got his calculations correct
Albert's calculations exactly match this gravitational anomaly
The space boffins are winkling out
Back in dear old Albert's day
when he was a mere patent clerk, relativity was academic theorising, satellites were not in orbit
but
They are now!
as
Relativity, is a gravitational anomaly that is mathematically winkled out
by
Deliberating making the orbital chronometer run slow!
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019Go suck the bitch's dick some more.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Life itself is one event after another. Go shopping, that's an event. Have lunch - an event. Celebrate your birthday - another event. You use clocks to check the DURATION of how long it is taking to do this or that. We call it checking the Time, but it's really checking the length of an event from its beginning to its end. You swim 10 laps in your pool and decide to time how long it takes. You cook an egg for 3 minutes - you're timing it as an event. You get into your car, that's another event.
Every time you do something, or you don't do anything - that's an event. The jumping electrons in a Caesium clock are in motion/momentum, that's an event for the electrons. But if you take that clock into outer space, it starts to run slower due to Gravity affecting the atoms of the clock as well as the mechanics such as the numbers or clock face.
What we call Time is used to measure those events/actions.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019Philosophical sloppy seconds. Disgusting.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Precisely. Perhaps he understood the power of gravity.
Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019There's no gravity in special relativity.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019Ain't had a problem so far.
granville583762
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Satellites travel solely in a Gravitational field
These satellite boffins do not use boosters to modify this satellites orbit
because
this satellites is solely held aloft by gravity
but
this change in gravity reduces the force on these electrons transitioning
that
effects the rate of change of frequency in this satellites chronometer
there by effecting the rate of oscillations as the defined second held on Earth
where
these Space boffins
correct this Gravitational anomaly
With breathe taking simplicity, by slowing down this satellites chronometer
Till it matches the defined second as held on Earth!
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 25, 2019........then you can tell us what this WAVE schneibo keeps labeling as TIME?
Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 25, 2019Benni
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 25, 2019When an EM Wave encounters an electron within the outermost orbital shell of an atom, it can MOVE that electron to a different outer orbital position of a higher energy level. As electrons move away from the nucleus, it gains energy and becomes less stable.
When an electron jumps from higher energy level to a lower energy level, it releases energy known as emission of energy where it can become PAIRED with an electron within the next orbital position closest to the level it is transitioning from.
Da Schneib
3.4 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019You said "move between," and here you are yet again equating orbitals with orbits. It no workie like that.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
3 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019And you can't use concepts like "closer" and "further" for orbitals; they're not. They're different shapes, about which it's meaningless to try to use these concepts. That's not how it works, @Benni.
MrBojangles
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Beginning: the point in time or space at which something starts.
Time is a product of your Creator, not of man. Take your words back and repent before it's too late SEU.
Benni
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Chemistry textbooks use "closer" & "further", just because YOU don't like it doesn't make it a nonfact of science & the fundamental construct of all the elements in the Universe.
MrBojangles
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019And physics textbooks (as I've shown you in previous threads) disagree with you on IR being the only wavelengths which carry heat.
https://ibb.co/C6WHRXd
Just because YOU don't like it doesn't make it a nonfact of science.
TheGhostofOtto1923
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Coming to the defense of your lover boy, are ya?
Can you provide the link to where I ever said that and its context, Spooky? We will wait while you search around for it.
LOL
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Everything in the Universe occupies a position, including "between 2 or more positions", and that includes patterns in Space. Jumping electrons occupy one or more positions at any moment.
says Da Scheide
I never said anything about SR in reference to gravity. Stop lying.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Just because YOU don't understand what has been said in this phorum doesn't mean that scientists will lack that understanding also. They understood these terms long before they acquired their degrees in Physics. You give them short shrift for comprehension of English
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Time does NOT dilate a Particle. Any changes wrt the Particle is caused by the force of Gravity, as well as natural Motion/Momentum that is inherent to Particles. This is why a nuclear-driven clock at Altitude will run slower than a similar clock on the surface, due to Gravity differences.
Try to learn something beneficial, freako
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019I said the following right above your comment.
"What we call Time is used to measure those events/actions."
I never said that Time is Events, dumbo. I said that Time is USED to MEASURE EVENTS, you quack.
Stop telling lies, you miserable worm.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019"Time is merely one or more events that are measured as to duration."
Why do you find that so hard to understand, Da Scheide?
It's called Time because it needed a name. In Spanish it's Tiempo. In Italian it's ___? In German, I believe it's Uhr, IIRC. But whatever it is called, it is ONLY the measurement of the passage of Events' duration/length/actions.
There is no such Particle or Wave as Time. Neither is it a Force. It has NO effect on Matter/Energy and is not derived from ANYTHING BUT THE HUMAN MIND to explain happenings, Events, occurrences - and as to WHY they happen.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019LOL I see that you have decided to inject Creationism into this phorum. Not bad, Bo.
Not only the Heaven and the Earth were created, but ALL Matter/Energy in the Universe. What you call Time was not created. It was always there, which is why it is so undefinable due to its incomprehensibility as something to be defined and/or quantified.
Can you capture Time and place it into a test tube? No? Why not, Bo?
granville583762
3.7 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019As
Gravity effects frequency in chronometers by reducing their frequency
as
all motion is curved
Increased motion also effects frequency in chronometers by reducing their frequency
because
curved motion is the rate of change of motion so is acceleration
as
these satellites are orbiting
they are moving circumferentially so are accelerating
as
this is why motion effects frequency in chronometers by reducing the frequency
if
you have not noticed already
gravity is acceleration, so slows the frequency in chronometers
and
curved motion is acceleration, so slows the frequency in chronometers
there
Is a consistent theme, all motion is curved: making all motion acceleration!
Slowing this frequency in these chronometers
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Yes, this is HIS UNIVERSE, not ours, Bo. Humans are only here on a temporary lease. So it is YOU humans who must take your words back and repent, Bo, before it's too late.
RealityCheck
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Some years ago (in Sciforums?) I thoroughly explained 'time' concept, differentiating between 'duration/existence' per se and 'change/ageing' per se. The former is philosophical concept/usage and the latter is analytical physics concept/usage.
The 'time' concept/usage being discussed HERE is the ANALYTICAL PHYSICS one which is, as I explained earlier in this thread, DERIVED via COMPARISON of motions/changes; by use of a device/method for measuring the motion/change of a body/system under study/analysis RELATIVE to some CHOSEN STANDARD of motion/change 'value' displayed by some 'clocking' system.
Hence, TIME (and TIME-ing) CONCEPTS/SYSTEMS DO 'exist', BUT ONLY within the abstraction-construct of mathematical/analytical graphs/displays etc REPRESENTING the COMPARISON INFO as an ABSTRACTED 'time value/dimension' ONLY.
It's NOT like ENERGY-SPACE. :)
Da Schneib
4.4 / 5 (7) Feb 25, 2019Quantum jumps have been observed; they are discontinuous, abrupt transitions from one quantum state to another. The electrons don't move; one moment they're in this state, the next they're in that, with no intermediate state. The seminal experiments were done in the mid-1980s.
These experiments have been repeated over the decades since and no one has ever seen an electron in an intermediate location between shells. As far as experimenters can tell, they don't ever occupy intermediate positions or intermediate states.
This, of course, is the explanation for discontinuous atomic spectra: since the electrons can only go from one allowed state to another, photons with intermediate energies cannot be absorbed or emitted. If the electrons could, even momentarily, occupy an intermediate state then photons of other energies could be emitted and absorbed; they can't, so they can't. Simple as that.
Da Schneib
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019@Benni talks about electrons "moving between" one orbital and another. They don't "move between." They abruptly and discontinuously change from one state to another without occupying any intermediate state; therefore there is no "between" state. Given such states look in one case like a series of concentric shells, nested like matryoshka dolls, and another looks like a flower with petals, and another like a series of nested toruses, the idea that the little electronies go spiraling "out" or "in" during these transitions is totally ludicrous.
Of course we might find something different eventually; but we're now down to the attosecond timescale, and still no one has seen an electron "moving between" quantum states in an atom. And Dirac's quantum theory of electrons and photons, QED, says you can't. So far so good.
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Since there are no intermediate states, how does an electron "move between," say, the 3,0,0 state and the 3,1,1, state?
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019If it doesn't exist, how can it measure anything?
And if we can measure time using waveform peaks that are essentially no different than other phases, what "events" are you babbling about?
Oops.
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Classic comedy gold. Trapping a liar in its lies. You can see when this has succeeded; they change their story. Every time. It's the troll signature.
And no, I'm not going to waste my time "proving" it. You'll just find some other lie to tell, wormy squirming your way out.
I'll stick with physics. You go ahead and stick with lying and I'll keep on humiliating you.
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 25, 2019Whydening Gyre
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019LOL. We are measuring a concept?
Looking at the sun's position would have worked just as well.
The hourglass is the only one that processes "time"
Supposition as to it's function.
What allows them to even have a duration?
"du·ra·tion
[d(y)oÍťorˈÄ�SH(É�)n]
NOUN
the time during which something continues."
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Me, I got mine. She didn't run away.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 25, 2019Why don't you put your questions to Da Schneide, who seems to think that he has ALL the answers. I will wait to see his answers before I give you mine.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 25, 2019Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 26, 2019MrBojangles
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019Ahhhh, the sweet taste of victory :)
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019Glad that you have found some form of victory. Do allow us to share in the reason(s) for your imaginary lap around the ice rink of imaginary success.
Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that the concept of Time itself is Intangible. There is no way to define any "reality of Time" because there isn't any, and never was.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019LOL, how deceitful of you, Bo, to take the small portion of my post for you to exploit, when I mentioned Time being there, which it isn't actually there, but only as a manmade conceptualisation and nothing more. You basically lied.
TheGhostofOtto1923
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019https://phys.org/...ass.html
MrBojangles
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019Whether God created time or not, it exists by His definition. You have the audacity though to tell God and man alike that time does not exist, and that we have created it. Again, I implore you to recall your words and repent lest ye be judged a blasphemer.
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Feb 26, 2019Again, SEU,
What allows them to even have a duration?
"du·ra·tion
[d(y)oď��Ĺ�Ä�ď��orˈÄÄ�ď��ď��SH(ÉÄ�ď��ď��)n]
NOUN
the time during which something continues."
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Feb 26, 2019I didn't ask it of DS, I asked it of you.
I often question DS's answers, too, if they do not agree with my own thought process.
In this case, my questions do not require his response, they require yours.
And this particular response indicates that you don't have a viable answer to any of my questions, as well.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019Nope. I haven't been defeated. I do not consider it a defeat to have expressed my opinions on the alleged supposition that a concept is able to dilate itself - or have someone do it for that concept. The Creator God Himself did not have a Beginning - but only the creation of the Universe and all Matter/Energy were begun at a certain moment. I know that you will probably construe that as the beginning of Time, but there was no beginning of Time - since that moment was a construct from the Mind of God. My human host was once religious, until he began to understand what is missing from the Bible - not what is in it.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019What allows them? Funny that you would wonder about a Permission being given to measure duration of "something" or permission for just the duration itself . You would need millions of characters, not merely 1000, in order to describe all of those "somethings" that could be measured.
Instead of the word, "Time" and your definition of it, you could call it something else, such as "SpookyOtto", eg. Now, can SpookyOtto dilate or be dilated wrt Space or as a part of it? Measuring SpookyOtto from start to finish; beginning to end; front to back; rising and falling. Spooks are allowed to have a duration, since duration is what occurs between the start and finish of an Event. Sunrise to sunrise is an Event that may be measured by a clock.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 26, 2019-- to which SpookyOtto exclaims (by leaving off the L in clock) that:
says SpookyOtto (who desperately needs reading glasses.
LOL
Why are humans so weird in this century? Perhaps it's something in the drinking water?
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 26, 2019Cat covering up the stinky.
Just sayin'.
kl31415
3.3 / 5 (7) Feb 27, 2019Must be all that fluoride and vaccines filled with mercury and those nasty antigens...
Poor sheeple, right ? Being taken for a ride by the evil scientists propagating false knowledge and no gods...
Unlike you, an uberhuman/alien, worshipper of the god almighty(LMAO), who understands and sees beyond the science, the one who is so smart that a simple math problem blew his brains out of Earth's orbit.
It must be hell being you, living in a society which constantly proves just how wrong you are about everything you think you understand...
Just kidding, obviously your brain cannot comprehend simple concepts and we all know that ignorance is bliss !
You lucky dumb bastard ! :)))
MrBojangles
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 27, 2019Of course not, you're a baseless fanatic
Right, so time exists. Thank you.
Drugs are bad, mkay?
Anonym262722
2.3 / 5 (3) Feb 27, 2019RealityCheck
2.1 / 5 (7) Feb 27, 2019Consider:
Q1: How do we measure 'time' values for analysis purposes?
A1: By noting the motion/change across energy-space of the body/system under study as compared to motion/change over space/dial etc.
Q2: How do we measure energy-space values for analysis purposes?
A2: By noting the energy-space traversed/affected by the body under study's linear/cyclic motion/change over the 'path length' or 'distance' which the body has moved/changed within the energy-space extent.
Note:
TIME/TIMING concept/value ABSTRACTLY DERIVED from the motion/change of the body WITHIN THE UNDERLYING REAL PHYSICALLY EFFECTIVE UNIVERSAL ENERGY-SPACE REFERENT;
ENERGY-SPACE DISTANCE concept/value DIRECTLY OBTAINED from the motion/change of the body within the real physically EFFECTIVE ENERGY-SPACE REFERENT ITSELF, which is a fundamental physically effective entity in its own right (unlike 'time').
So 'time exists' ABSTRACTLY, NOT FUNDAMENTALLY. That's the EFFECTIVE difference. :)
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 27, 2019That's correct that the CONCEPT of TIME is merely an ABSTRACT. It is a general notion; a EUPHEMISM for something that isn't real.
abstract
adjective | abˈstrakt, ˈabˌstrakt |
1 existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence: abstract concepts such as love or beauty.
• dealing with ideas rather than events: the novel was too abstract and esoteric to sustain much attention.
• not based on a particular instance; theoretical: we have been discussing the problem in a very abstract manner.
• (of a word, especially a noun) denoting an idea, quality, or state rather than a concrete object: abstract words like truth or equality.
2 relating to abstract art: abstract pictures that look like commercial color charts.
Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (3) Feb 27, 2019Matter in a gravitational field relative to the observer, or in motion with respect to the observer, does not.
That you do not understand this merely indicates you are stoopit, not that it does not happen.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 27, 2019- Fanatic about what? Do try to be more specific. Your lords of the laboratory will thank you.
Right, so time exists. Thank you. - Nope. What you refer to as "Time" is only an Abstract; a Notion; an IDEA that isn't real.
Drugs are bad, mkay? - Then maybe you shouldn't be indulging in drugs.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 27, 2019Nope. Matter moves through SPACE. Nothing can move through a CONCEPT or an ABSTRACT.
Get used to it
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 27, 2019@SRU denies matter moves. Me pitching a baseball proves it does, and that we can observe time.
Can there be any more stoopit stoopit?
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 27, 2019Teh stoopit, it burnz.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 27, 2019I mean, just sayin'.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019Noted.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 28, 2019- Still telling lies, are ya? BIG BALDFACED LIES. Uhhh exactly HOW are you able to OBSERVE TIME??? Watching the hands/numbers on a clock face doesn't count. LOL
- You're doing fine being stupid all by yourself, Da Scheide. Nobody else can compare to YOUR stupidity - not even your master.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 28, 2019I give you a 1 rating and your bot-voter friends come along and give you all 5s whether you deserve it or not. It is YOUR user name that is on all of MY 1 ratings.
WHY do you persist in telling lies, Da Scheide. Don't you know yet that we will come to take your Soul to where it deserves to be, when your flesh begins to rot. Your "time" is coming soon, Da Scheide, just like it is coming for Captain Beelzebub. He also lies, but not as much as YOU do.
It won't go unpunished, Da Schneibo - I promise.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Feb 28, 2019Matter only needs SPACE in which to move, Da Schneibo. What is referred to as Time is only an abstract; a notion; an idea; a concept. Time isn't real. You experience moving though SPACE, you are not moving through Time. Are you able to jump forward or backward in Time?
There was a story of a man who went back in time to kill his mother's lover. He went back in time and killed the man, but the lover turned out to be his real father. So he never existed. LOL
Is that the kind of time that you are looking for, Da Scheide?
And yes, I promise you that you will burn. You seem to like the idea of burning - are saying it often enough. Patience, it will happen, I assure you.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019Watching anything move is observing time. Without time nothing moves.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019More troll mythology.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019https://pbs.twimg...pg:large
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019If you don't understand this it's you who will go to hell and burn for eternity.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019That was great shit.
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019MrBojangles
5 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019Your intentional misspelling of everyone's names is indicative of your lack of mental development.
You've just contradicted yourself.
I don't, which is why I don't think I'm some space alien that has transcended humanity, which is something you've alluded to in several posts that I've seen, including the one quoted.
RealityCheck
2.3 / 5 (6) Feb 28, 2019Hence a pot of water over a flame does NOT actually "move through temperature"; and so NEITHER does a body "move through time".
In both cases it is only water/body moving/changing states within the underlying fundamental universal energy-space(or space-time) 'fabric'. :)
RealityCheck
1.8 / 5 (5) Feb 28, 2019https://sciencex....activity
wherein he perpetrates such things (and worse) in the 'address line' of his posts directed @ me over many years while bot-voting me '1' from enmity rather than any objective science reasons. I'm sorry for asking you to plough through CS's unsavoury posting history, but it's for a good cause; if only to have your opinion on CS's self-demonstrated "mental development" for the forum's benefit. Cheers.
MrBojangles
4.3 / 5 (6) Feb 28, 2019You're making a baseless assumption, I do not have friends on this forum. I don't care what CS says because they have not derided me nor made pet names for me. If they were to do so, I'd say the same to them.
Now, I'd like to say that I find it condescending when you start posts off with "careful, mate." It implies you have some wisdom which you presume your reader does not. I personally take the content of your posts less seriously when you lead in this manner. I do also find it difficult to parse your comments when you constantly link words with a backslash rather than just thinking about what you want to say and typing it concisely.
Whydening Gyre
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019They're nor "Permissions", they're conditions required. And there is just one - freedom of motion.
And since it does so with extreme precision, it is also a "clock".
Da Schneib
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 28, 2019Whydening Gyre
4.2 / 5 (5) Feb 28, 2019Except... you can't actually see it...
By watching matter move in a series of frames - for a duration.
By your logic, neither would the marks on a ruler...
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (3) Feb 28, 2019Actually... I'd like to hear an explanation of that...
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Feb 28, 2019You might hear some people say "because they don't have mass." While this is true, it doesn't explain either why massless particles move at the speed of light, nor why massful particles move at the speed of time factored with their relative velocity. But neither of those are essential after we have measured them doing so.
RealityCheck
3 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019RealityCheck
2.6 / 5 (5) Mar 01, 2019The 'permittivity' etc physically effective properties, of real quantum vacuum, implies a type of 'medium' which supports/propagates all the fundamental/higher forms of perturbations; in the case of photons, this 'medium' is labeled electro-magnetic 'field'.
This has inherent physical permittivity AND limits of action that perturbations cannot exceed due to inherent RATE of speed-of-transition along adjacent 'bits' of that 'medium'.
Up to a certain speed there is practically no 'friction' experienced by photons, hence the measured light speed 'limit'.
Photons may be analogised as simple 2-D or 'plane' vortex structures (with the more-energetic photons being MULTI-LAYERED 'stacked' 2-D vortex structures).
Whereas 'massive particle/bodies' can be visualised as 3-D VORTICES with a 'spectrum of complexity' of 'stacked' AND 'meshed gear' type.
Smaller/less massive structures propagate faster than complex/more massive ones (as is observed for, eg, water vortices. :)
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.8 / 5 (5) Mar 01, 2019Had to cut part of your comment to make space for mine.
"NEITHER does a body "move through time".
Precisely. Nothing moves THROUGH Time - only through SPACE. WHY is it so hard for some to understand this principle that the 'thing' called Time is only an abstract concept for which the human mind had created a designation to describe for its passage and length/duration/measurement.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019I don't, which is why I don't think I'm some space alien that has transcended humanity, which is something you've alluded to in several posts that I've seen, including the one quoted.
says Bojingles
WHY do you think that I'm a space alien and show me where I've ever said that I was. I think that you've been taking Da Schiebo's comments about me too literally
Da Schneib
4.3 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019MrBojangles
5 / 5 (4) Mar 01, 2019Thank you. While I don't agree with some of the things you say, I do find civility to be refreshing here.
I do not have the desire to do so. If CS derides or berates me, I'll do my best to say something snappy in response as is my won't to do.
I didn't say that you said you were, I said you've alluded to it (this means to hint at or suggest indirectly.) I've included one such allusion in my prior post. For further source material, please follow this link:
https://sciencex....gg_Unit/
Whydening Gyre
4 / 5 (4) Mar 01, 2019]Precisely. Nothing moves THROUGH Time - only through SPACE
...
What does SPACE move through?
Da Schneib
4 / 5 (4) Mar 01, 2019Da Schneib
3.7 / 5 (3) Mar 01, 2019RealityCheck
2.7 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019ps: If I may make a suggestion in the interests of avoiding confusing readers: When quoting-responding to more than one interlocutor in one post, it may help readers if you were to 'attach' relevant usernames of respective interlocutors. (eg, reading your last, casual readers may miss that the last 'quote-response' was of/to @S_E_U.....and NOT me!) It reduces the likelihood of the wrong impression being drawn by readers; and go a long way to minimising misdirected personal prejudice/insults/misunderstandings etc (as you will have already noted, there's more than enough 'intentional' such here). :)
RealityCheck
2.3 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019@DaSchneib.
@Da Schneib said:One effectively 'indicates' the physically effective, fundamental, energy-space 'quantum vacuum' medium/fabric which underlies the universal reality. 'dimension' simply by LOOKING AROUND; thereby 'seeing' that EVERY 'radial direction' (leading away from your spin axis) DIRECTLY MANIFESTS as REAL PHYSICALLY EFFECTIVE energy-space 'fabric' DIMENSION. :)
Not only can we thus DIRECTLY 'see' such dimensions, but we can also DIRECTLY 'FEEL' them!...by the simple expedient of SPINNING AROUND slower /faster!....and 'indicate' the REAL PHYSICAL EFFECTS of ANGULAR MOMENTUM and CENTRIFUGAL FORCE 'experienced' DIRECTLY whenever our outstretched arms TRANSITION from one radial ENERGY-SPACE 'degree of freedom line' DIMENSION to the next.
I challenge anyone to DIRECTLY 'indicate' SIMILARLY any real, physically EFFECTIVE 'directions/dimensions' of TIME. :)
Uncle Ira
5 / 5 (3) Mar 01, 2019Cher what the heck does,,,,,,,,, mean?
From down here it looks like your underlying universe and reality is demented and bat-poo-crazy.
RealityCheck
2.3 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019ps: Now that you have again demonstrated your bot-voting and trolling stupidity again for the day, you can go back to sleep and dream of what might have been if you hadn't chosen the 'ignoramus troll way of life' on the internet. Next time you wake, Ira, please try to have a shower first, so that the PO corridors won't keep reeking like this after every 'visitation' from the nasty "Uncle Ira" troll.
All joking aside: take care, mate! :)
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019What does SPACE move through?
says Whyde
That's a dumb question, Whyde. Now don't you feel ashamed for providing chuckles to the membership of the physorg 5-Star Club and their master, Beelzebub?
Since you are a successful artiste of metallic forks contorted into various shapes, I will allow you to provide the answer to your query all by yourself. Unless, of course, you wish to confer with the club members as to their opinions of what Space moves through.
Good luck with that, olde man.
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Mar 01, 2019I have already seen my own profile, thank you.
You have indicated that you appear to believe what Da Schneibo has been saying for many months, where he claims me to be 1) an alien lizard, and 2) a mind-reading alien. Since it was Da Schnitzerphrenic who suggested it first, and keeps referring to someone with the name, jebus, for some reason, it is possible that you (and some others) have bought into Da Schnitzerphrenic's allusions/lies.
While I'll admit that I do have certain "gifts", but as far as I can tell, I have no scales on my person whatsoever.
Whydening Gyre
4 / 5 (4) Mar 02, 2019The simple fact that there are sequential frames of motion in the 3 physical dimensions.
You do realize EVERYTHING is in motion, don't you?
Surveillance_Egg_Unit
1.7 / 5 (6) Mar 02, 2019That's what we've been saying all along. Motion/Momentum. Nothing is really at rest. Including the passage of Events.
RealityCheck
1.8 / 5 (5) Mar 02, 2019I then challenged ANYONE to 'see' OR 'feel' TIME as a ''real' dimension on par with the REAL ENERGY-SPACE DIMENSIONS I treated.
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Mar 02, 2019Ya feel yourself gettin' older, donchya?
RealityCheck
1.8 / 5 (5) Mar 02, 2019Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Mar 02, 2019Or better yet - call it "unidirectional entropic change"
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (4) Mar 02, 2019It is NOT abstract to see something move(change). You wouldn't see it at all, if it didn't.
I'm not calling it a dimension as much as I call it a pre-condition (or possibly a property) to the first three 3. Without "time", you can't have any motion and ergo, dimensions 1,2 or 3...
Motion of any kind is a measurement of it.
RealityCheck
1.7 / 5 (6) Mar 02, 2019'Entropy' ALSO ABSTRACT concept existing as term/values of order-disorder in configurational/distributional 'states' within REAL physically EFFECTIVE energy-space dimensional motions/extents analysis. Wiki will confirm this abstractness:
https://en.wikipe.../Entropy
Moreover, you seem to have gotten the situation 'back-to-front', with your impression that "time allows motion to occur"; rather than understanding the correct order of PRECEDENCE: in REALITY, 'motion occurs'; THEN comes 'time/timing' comparison term/value in analysing two/more motions against a CHOSEN STANDARD of motion across energy-space (eg, clock hand around dial space).
The energy-space constituents/dimensions FIRST provide the wherewithal physically effective entities/room for motions to occur; then WE analyse systems using 'entropy/time/temperature' terms/conveniences as tools to CONVEY relevant ABSTRACTED 'predictive/quantitative/qualitative' MEANINGS from motion/states comparisons. :)
Whydening Gyre
5 / 5 (3) Mar 03, 2019Actually, my 'impression is - they occur simultaneously...
I've no idea what you are trying to say here...
RealityCheck
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