Science > Physics > Can the energy loss of 2 orbiting stars, currently explained by emission of 'gravity waves', be explained by emission of 'dark force'?
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"Jan Panteltje" |
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07 Mar 2005 09:25:01 AM |
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Can the energy loss of 2 orbiting stars, currently explained by emission of 'gravity waves', be explained by emission of 'dark force'? |
The subject line says it all.
Now that would be cute would it not?
I am probably wrong, but as more and more
the search for those elusive 'gravity waves'
shows no results, time to look for a 'non Jewish'
explanation?
This idea is copyright Jan Panteltje, and any nomination for
the Jan Panteltje price are a given fact.
I propose 'Panteltje force'
hey!
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| User: "tadchem" |
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| Title: Re: Can the energy loss of 2 orbiting stars, currently explained by emission of 'gravity waves', be explained by emission of 'dark force'? |
07 Mar 2005 10:13:41 AM |
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Jan Panteltje wrote:
The subject line says it all.
Now that would be cute would it not?
I am probably wrong, but as more and more
the search for those elusive 'gravity waves'
shows no results,
For a display of current gravity wave records at a station near you:
http://tidesonline.nos.noaa.gov/geographic.html
time to look for a 'non Jewish'
explanation?
The use of the term 'non Jewish' is not only inaccurate an not
humerous, it is gratuitous and makes you appear to be a bigot.
This idea is copyright Jan Panteltje, and any nomination for
the Jan Panteltje price are a given fact.
I propose 'Panteltje force'
Energy is NOT the same thing as force. For a force to transfer energy,
it must be demonstrated to act upon an object through a finite
distance.
If you are seriously going to propose a novel 'force' you had better
describe what attributes of material objects it acts upon to impart a
change in momentum and transfer energy.
Otherwise you have just volunteered to join the ever-growing list of
cranks.
You might want to edit that 'probably' to read 'almost certainly'.
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
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