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User: "Ole D. Rughede"
Date: 20 Dec 2005 10:58:12 PM
Object: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether
http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y
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User: "Sam Wormley"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 20 Dec 2005 11:02:54 PM
Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


*Plonk*
.
User: "Bill Hobba"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 20 Dec 2005 11:13:57 PM
"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*

Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea what kind of
review process they used.
Thanks
Bill
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User: "mountain man"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 12:48:19 AM
"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*

I see the crackpot patrol in sci.physics is still actively
crusading to win friends and influence people, but its
a pity about their paradigm of rationality, that the cosmos
is obviously reduced to Jacksons Electrodynamics, and
all evolution therefrom is non existent.
My advice: stay clear of the plonk.
It fucks ya liver.

Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea what kind
of review process they used.

Reading between the lines, the review process cannot
be highly regarded, or, IOW, how can someone being
saying anything at all logical if their premises are a different
set than the ones set in cement in the mind-set of academia.
http://www.doaj.org/articles/questions
Tell me O auspicious members of the crackpot patrol,
whatever became of original thinking, and does it have
a place in the world at large?
The fat lady has not yet sung
on the theory and physics of
the cosmic element of nature
that the ancients termed the
aether.
--
Pete Brown
Falls Creek
OZ
www.mountainman.com.au
.
User: "Bill Hobba"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 04:58:04 AM
"mountain man" <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote in message
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"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*


I see the crackpot patrol in sci.physics is still actively
crusading to win friends and influence people, but its
a pity about their paradigm of rationality, that the cosmos
is obviously reduced to Jacksons Electrodynamics, and
all evolution therefrom is non existent.

My advice: stay clear of the plonk.
It fucks ya liver.



Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea what kind
of review process they used.


Reading between the lines, the review process cannot
be highly regarded, or, IOW, how can someone being
saying anything at all logical if their premises are a different
set than the ones set in cement in the mind-set of academia.

http://www.doaj.org/articles/questions

Tell me O auspicious members of the crackpot patrol,
whatever became of original thinking, and does it have
a place in the world at large?

The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic only too
readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede 'ideas' have
been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a simple Goggle
search will show.



The fat lady has not yet sung
on the theory and physics of
the cosmic element of nature
that the ancients termed the
aether.

The fat lady sung on rubbish eons ago.
Bill







--
Pete Brown
Falls Creek
OZ
www.mountainman.com.au





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User: "mountain man"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 10:24:24 AM
"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"mountain man" <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote in message
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"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*


I see the crackpot patrol in sci.physics is still actively
crusading to win friends and influence people, but its
a pity about their paradigm of rationality, that the cosmos
is obviously reduced to Jacksons Electrodynamics, and
all evolution therefrom is non existent.

My advice: stay clear of the plonk.
It fucks ya liver.



Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea what kind
of review process they used.


Reading between the lines, the review process cannot
be highly regarded, or, IOW, how can someone being
saying anything at all logical if their premises are a different
set than the ones set in cement in the mind-set of academia.

http://www.doaj.org/articles/questions

Tell me O auspicious members of the crackpot patrol,
whatever became of original thinking, and does it have
a place in the world at large?


The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic only too
readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede 'ideas'
have been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a simple
Goggle search will show.

They have been dealt with by the crackpot patrol.
That is to say they have been ridiculed because as
we all know the crackpot patrol knows everything
there is to know about everything, yesterday, today
and tomorrow.
--
Pete Brown
Falls Creek
OZ
www.mountainman.com.au
.
User: "Gregory L. Hansen"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 04:47:30 PM
In article <Ykfqf.76533$V7.29743@news-server.bigpond.net.au>,
mountain man <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote:

"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"mountain man" <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote in message
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The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic only too
readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede 'ideas'
have been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a simple
Goggle search will show.



They have been dealt with by the crackpot patrol.
That is to say they have been ridiculed because as
we all know the crackpot patrol knows everything
there is to know about everything, yesterday, today
and tomorrow.

You're forgetting an important point-- "original" thinking isn't always
"quality" thinking. A lot of original ideas are "dealt with" not because
they're original, but because they're sloppy or unwarranted or poorly
developed. The response to crackpots on the newsgroups isn't
representative of the response of the scientific community to well
formulated and communicated "original" ideas.
--
"Is that plutonium on your gums?"
"Shut up and kiss me!"
-- Marge and Homer Simpson
.
User: "mountain man"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 22 Dec 2005 01:36:08 AM
"Gregory L. Hansen" <glhansen@steel.ucs.indiana.edu> wrote in message
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In article <Ykfqf.76533$V7.29743@news-server.bigpond.net.au>,
mountain man <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote:

"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"mountain man" <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote in message
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The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic only
too
readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede 'ideas'
have been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a simple
Goggle search will show.



They have been dealt with by the crackpot patrol.
That is to say they have been ridiculed because as
we all know the crackpot patrol knows everything
there is to know about everything, yesterday, today
and tomorrow.


You're forgetting an important point-- "original" thinking isn't always
"quality" thinking. A lot of original ideas are "dealt with" not because
they're original, but because they're sloppy or unwarranted or poorly
developed.

My objection is to the pre-classification of ideas into
those of "quality" and those "lacking quality" based on
the subject matter of those ideas being related to the
hypothesis of aether as evident in the peer review
process. It is an unhealthy restriction based solely
on (totally fallible) academic "opinion".

The response to crackpots on the newsgroups isn't
representative of the response of the scientific community to well
formulated and communicated "original" ideas.

Most people in the scientific community do not engage
in the activites by which the crackpot patrol members
so identify themselves. Most people, in general, have
some form of common courtesy, and are not hide bound
reactionaries.
--
Pete Brown
Falls Creek
OZ
www.mountainman.com.au
w
.


User: "PD"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 11:55:24 AM
mountain man wrote:

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"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*


I see the crackpot patrol in sci.physics is still actively
crusading to win friends and influence people, but its
a pity about their paradigm of rationality, that the cosmos
is obviously reduced to Jacksons Electrodynamics, and
all evolution therefrom is non existent.

My advice: stay clear of the plonk.
It fucks ya liver.



Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea what kind
of review process they used.


Reading between the lines, the review process cannot
be highly regarded, or, IOW, how can someone being
saying anything at all logical if their premises are a different
set than the ones set in cement in the mind-set of academia.

http://www.doaj.org/articles/questions

Tell me O auspicious members of the crackpot patrol,
whatever became of original thinking, and does it have
a place in the world at large?


The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic only too
readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede 'ideas'
have been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a simple
Goggle search will show.



They have been dealt with by the crackpot patrol.
That is to say they have been ridiculed because as
we all know the crackpot patrol knows everything
there is to know about everything, yesterday, today
and tomorrow.


There is lots of good speculative physics, and a lot of it is highly
original thinking, and a lot of it is not accepted as probably right,
and -- most importantly -- a lot of it is flat out wrong.
When a peer-reviewed journal sends a submitted theoretical article out
for review, it does not ask the reviewers, "Is this probably right?" It
does not ask, "Is this consistent with conventional wisdom?" It asks
the reviewers the following:
-Is it original, adding to what's already been published in a
significant way?
-Is it self-consistent, with no obvious internal logical or
mathematical mistakes?
-Have experimental results already ruled this theory out?
The answers to these questions determine the quality of the article and
suitability for publication.
When a lesser journal agrees to publish a paper, it filters a lot less
rigorously than the above questions indicate. And this is why such poor
papers occasionally get published, even though a reader or a reviewer
can quickly determine that
- It is not original, and/or
- It is not internally consistent and contains obvious internal logical
and mathematical mistakes, and/or
- It is already known to be ruled out by existing experimental data.
Satisfying those quality cuts is precisely what cranks find onerous and
unfair.
PD
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 04:16:33 PM
"PD" <TheDraperFamily@gmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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mountain man wrote:

"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"mountain man" <hobbit@southern_seaweed.com.op> wrote in message
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"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> wrote in message
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"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y




*Plonk*


I see the crackpot patrol in sci.physics is still actively
crusading to win friends and influence people, but its
a pity about their paradigm of rationality, that the cosmos
is obviously reduced to Jacksons Electrodynamics, and
all evolution therefrom is non existent.

My advice: stay clear of the plonk.
It fucks ya liver.



Yea it seems he got his usual posts published. I have no idea

what kind

of review process they used.


Reading between the lines, the review process cannot
be highly regarded, or, IOW, how can someone being
saying anything at all logical if their premises are a different
set than the ones set in cement in the mind-set of academia.

http://www.doaj.org/articles/questions

Tell me O auspicious members of the crackpot patrol,
whatever became of original thinking, and does it have
a place in the world at large?


The difference between original thinking and rubbish is frenetic

only too

readily demonstrated on sci.physics.relativity. Ole D. Rughede

'ideas'

have been dealt with at length on sci,physics.relativity as a

simple

Goggle search will show.



They have been dealt with by the crackpot patrol.
That is to say they have been ridiculed because as
we all know the crackpot patrol knows everything
there is to know about everything, yesterday, today
and tomorrow.



There is lots of good speculative physics, and a lot of it is highly
original thinking, and a lot of it is not accepted as probably right,
and -- most importantly -- a lot of it is flat out wrong.

When a peer-reviewed journal sends a submitted theoretical article out
for review, it does not ask the reviewers, "Is this probably right?"

It

does not ask, "Is this consistent with conventional wisdom?" It asks
the reviewers the following:
-Is it original, adding to what's already been published in a
significant way?
-Is it self-consistent, with no obvious internal logical or
mathematical mistakes?
-Have experimental results already ruled this theory out?
The answers to these questions determine the quality of the article

and

suitability for publication.

When a lesser journal agrees to publish a paper, it filters a lot less
rigorously than the above questions indicate. And this is why such

poor

papers occasionally get published, even though a reader or a reviewer
can quickly determine that
- It is not original, and/or
- It is not internally consistent and contains obvious internal

logical

and mathematical mistakes, and/or
- It is already known to be ruled out by existing experimental data.

Satisfying those quality cuts is precisely what cranks find onerous

and

unfair.

PD

So, back to PD with thanks for his/her opinion about
good and bad referees, good and bad journals, authors,
theories, hypotheses, speculations, flat out wrong such, etc.
And let us then get to the subject matter of the article
when PD now will tell us how a much better Theory and
Physics of the Aether rules out the presented theory.
Since it seems that Sam & Bill could do that after only
4 and 11 minutes of reading the presented arguments,
it probably won't take PD much more, but perhaps even
lesser time?
ODR
.




User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 08:45:57 AM
Who cares about Tom & Jerry or Bill & Sam?
They have a right to show their mental capacity
in world record 4 and loosing 11 minutes behind!
Ole
.
User: "Autymn D. C."

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 24 Dec 2005 03:05:19 AM
loosing -> losing
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 24 Dec 2005 05:20:31 AM
"Autymn D. C." <lysdexia@sbcglobal.net> skrev i en meddelelse
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loosing -> losing

Right. Thank you!
.






User: "Sue..."

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 28 Dec 2005 06:00:45 AM
Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y

<<
Abstract: Physical Space is identified as the universal Aether Space.
An Aether Equation is deduced, predicting the Temperature of the Cosmic
Background Radiation, and indicating that G and c are universal
dependent variables.
[we see that here:
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Images/alphaeq.gif
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/alpha.html
]
The strong nuclear force is found to be a strong gravitational force at
extreme energy densities of the neutron, indicating a Grand Unified
Theory, when gravity is a process of enduring exchange of radiant
energy between all astrophysical objects.
[with some extreme math LOL
10^-42 is an extremely small force to be keeping
nuclei from exploding
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electric/elefor.html
]
The big bang hypothesis is refuted by interpretation of the Hubble
redshift as evidence of gravitational work. Conditions for application
of STR and GTR in the scientific cosmological research are deduced. >>
Who mentioned religion ? ;-)
Sue...
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 29 Dec 2005 05:49:25 AM
"Sue..." <suzysewnshow@yahoo.com.au> skrev i en meddelelse
news:1135771245.457914.41310@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...


Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


<<
Abstract: Physical Space is identified as the universal Aether Space.
An Aether Equation is deduced, predicting the Temperature of the

Cosmic

Background Radiation, and indicating that G and c are universal
dependent variables.

[we see that here:

http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Images/alphaeq.gif
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/alpha.html
]
The strong nuclear force is found to be a strong gravitational force

at

extreme energy densities of the neutron, indicating a Grand Unified
Theory, when gravity is a process of enduring exchange of radiant
energy between all astrophysical objects.
[with some extreme math LOL

10^-42 is an extremely small force to be keeping
nuclei from exploding
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electric/elefor.html
]

The big bang hypothesis is refuted by interpretation of the Hubble
redshift as evidence of gravitational work. Conditions for application
of STR and GTR in the scientific cosmological research are deduced. >>

Who mentioned religion ? ;-)

Sue...

Why do you introduce religion ?
And which exploding nucleii ?
If alpha (like G and c) should be a variable,
at which conditions is then alpha the ordinary
so-called finestructure-constant ~ 1/137 ?
If alpha = 1/137 --> alpha´ = 1/128,
and if e [esu] and h [erg sec] are constants,
What does that indicate regarding c´ [cm/sec] ?
Would c´ < c, c´ = c, or c´ > c ?
If c = 2.99792458E10 [cm/sec], what is then
the magnitude og c´ ?
If c´ < c, what does that usually mean in
gravitational theory?
If g = 2 (1 + alpha), and g´ = 2 (1 + alpha´),
what does that mean in relation to c´ ?
To a local energy density u [erg/cm^3] ?
Please translate "extreme math LOL" into
clear verbal/mathematical statements !
.
User: ""

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 29 Dec 2005 05:53:01 AM
I thought that Einstein disproved the
aaaaaaeeeaeeeeaeaeaeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeaeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeeeeeeaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaeaeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaether??????
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 29 Dec 2005 11:19:35 AM
<donstockbauer@hotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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I thought that Einstein disproved the

aaaaaaeeeaeeeeaeaeaeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeaeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeeeeeeaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeae
aeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaether??????


That is the sadly widespread myth we are up against.
It is a severe misunderstanding for several reasons.
The aether has never been proven, nor disproven;
neither by Einstein nor by anybody else.
In his original paper "Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter
Kørper", Annalen der Physik, IV. Folge, 17. 1905,
p 891-921 Einstein wrote:
"Die Einführung eines "Lichtäthers" wird sich insofern
als überflüssig erweisen, als ...."
In a somewhat rude translation of German "erweisen"
by W. Perrett and G. B. Jeffery in "The Principle of
Relativity", Methuen and Company, Ltd. 1923, it
becomes:
"The introduction of a "luminiferous ether" will prove
to be superfluous inasmuch as ..."
But German "erweisen" is not in first hand English
"prove". It is rather "seems superfluous ..." or
"will show as superfluous" ... for the reasons given.
And this weaker meaning of "erweisen" is further
weakened by the "insofern", being in English the
"as much as..." or the chosen "inasmuch as...".
Max Born in his "Einsteins Theory of Relativity",
Methuen Company 1924, gives many interesting
historical views of the aether, especially mentioning:
"Lorenz proclamed the very radical thesis which had
never before been asserted with such definiteness".
'The ether is at rest in absolute space'.
"In principle this identifies the ether with absolute
space. Absolute space is no vacuum, but something
with definite properties whose state is described with
the help of two directed quantities, the electrical field
E and the magnetic field H, and, as such, it is called
the ether".
Next Born concludes:
"Light or electromagnetic forces are never observable
except in connection with bodies. Empty space free
of all matter is no object of observation at all". ... and
"From now on ether as a substance vanishes from
theory. In its place we have the electromagnetic field
as a mathematical device for conveniently describing
processes in matter and their relationsships. * ". ..with
the foot-note:
" * Einstein in later years proposed calling empty space
equipped with gravitational and electromagnetic fields
the "ether," whereby, however, this word is not to
denote a substance with its traditional attributes. Thus
in the "ether," there are to be no determinable points,
and it is meaningless to speak of motion relative to the
"ether." Such a use of the word "ether" is of course
admissable, and when once it has been sanctioned by
usage in this way, probably quite convenient".
You may compare these views to the definition of
the aether I have given in my paper "On the Theory
and Physics of the Aether, and with the beginning
prediction:
"We assume to find in every point of space a flow
in all directions of radiant energy from all astro-
physical objects, meaning that space everywhere
has a specific energy U [erg] and an energy density
u [erg/cm^3] , which of course is a local variable
depending on the position in space".
By this prediction is meant that I expect we will be
able some time to measure directly in space the local
radiant energy density u, the local aether pressure
p = u/3, the density and pressuregradients, thereby
also the local temperature of the aether T(Aether),
which is in the 4th power proportional to u.
We have now celebrated Einstein's speculative and
unphysical Special Theory of Relativity for one
hundred years. It is time to move a few steps further,
and we take such steps hand in hand with Einstein's
own findings, but without the now historical myths
and misunderstandings about the aether.
Physical Space is the Aether Space, and it is not
empty abstract geometrical space, which has no
physical qualities except for infinite extension in
all directions. As regards the abstract space-time
concept, it should be noted that time has no other
quality than that of duration, which holds whether
measured by movement in Euclidean space-time,
or along a non-Euclidean geodesic, or if measured
by some stationary rotation in space-time, relative
all to some real physical objects in space-time.
We further assume that the spatial distance from
A to B is the same as the distance from B to A,
whereas the duration of time has only one positive
irreversible direction, called increasing age.
.


User: "Autymn D. C."

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 29 Dec 2005 11:16:37 PM
Stop spacing punctuation.
alfa is a parameter varying for different parts of the universe.
The =E6ther sets celerity between two =E6theric objects at c. Shift the
=E6ther to shift c. The =E6ther is inseparable from the =E6theric objects
(electric objects, such as electrons) that build it up. It is little
different than acoustic fenomena from attractors with many degrees of
freedom. Remember that fotons are not real, but epifenomena a'coming
from electronic shifts that happen everywhere in space because sheer
forces like electric, rather than electrocoloral (misnomerate as
"weak"), have inmitigate reach.
-Aut
.


User: "glbrad01"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 28 Dec 2005 01:31:57 PM
"Sue..." <suzysewnshow@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


<<
Abstract: Physical Space is identified as the universal Aether Space.
An Aether Equation is deduced, predicting the Temperature of the Cosmic
Background Radiation, and indicating that G and c are universal
dependent variables.

[we see that here:

http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Images/alphaeq.gif
http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/alpha.html
]
The strong nuclear force is found to be a strong gravitational force at
extreme energy densities of the neutron, indicating a Grand Unified
Theory, when gravity is a process of enduring exchange of radiant
energy between all astrophysical objects.
[with some extreme math LOL

10^-42 is an extremely small force to be keeping
nuclei from exploding
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electric/elefor.html
]

The big bang hypothesis is refuted by interpretation of the Hubble
redshift as evidence of gravitational work. Conditions for application
of STR and GTR in the scientific cosmological research are deduced. >>

Who mentioned religion ? ;-)

Sue...

Excellent realization. But I wander if you, and the others, can envision
just how far it goes? I wander how great is your mind's eye reach once
you've rejected (seen the [more than probable] ways to reject) simply
another version of very small-, very closed-, minded Creationism?
That in the cosmological sense, light is but a constant distant collapsed
horizon, no more and no less.
That gravity is attractive in more than one direction, and that a Cosmic
Background Gravity can be an accelerative [escalator] escalating via
[however remote] Universe through innumerable relativities, innumerable
localized universes: a constant distant collapsed horizon always receding
and always maintaining its constancy, its distance, to fore and to aft, to
left and to right, perpendicularly up and down, wherever and whatever
sustaining -- ever renewing -- a consistant order to the cosmic scene in
largest possible aspect and smallest possible detail and to physics in
general.
GLB
.


User: "shevek"

Title: Crackpot Patrol 21 Dec 2005 09:37:52 AM
Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y

Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general statements.
I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.
You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of aether
as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the energy
itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there be
less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same amount
of aether but without the wave energy.
You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of these
objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of a
non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.
You also suggest that:
"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon by
energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"
If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a properly
designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though by
all means please give it a try.
Cheers -
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 21 Dec 2005 01:12:49 PM
"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:1135179472.287847.296410@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...


Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general statements.

Thank you! - That's always a beginning.


I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.

Don't worry. It seems you will have yet another hard time.


You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of aether
as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the energy
itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there be
less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same amount
of aether but without the wave energy.

"The radiant energy will we name the "Aether", and since it
is present throughout the Universe, we will call space the
"Aether-Space". Presuming the aether the medium sustaining
all physical fields and forces, the aether-space is the universal
physical space".
So, - how many concepts do we have?
Isn't the aether-space the background and carrier for energy,
namely the radiant energy of the aether in the physical space?
Isn't then the physical space the affine aether-space?
Let's make a very very solid Faraday cage of lead, concrete,
and bricks with a central cavity and a tiny channel for some
measuring tool. Will we find some radiant black-body wave
energy in the cavity? Yes or no! Would we be able to measure
the temperature, the energy density, and the energy pressure?


You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of a
non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.

No. I have shown that the neutron-meson is a heavy electron!
No quarks are needed so far. Give it a trial more, beginning with
the aether equation, the variability of rho G, the composite neutron,
the neutron-meson shown to be a heavy electron, which may bind
two protons in the atomic nucleus. Cfr. Note (4) about the torus-
model showing the max. center-distance between a proton-proton
pair, and the Lemniscate condition, where a "meson-orbit" would
mean a most diturbing reversal of the magnetic fields before the
meson must be catched by one of the protons to make up a regular
neutral neutron. The "meson-orbit" may be traced everywhere on
the surface of the torus in plane cuts parallel with the axis?
What do you think has been the idea of the analysis in relation to
galactic differential velocities and the problem of "missing mass in
the Universe"? Is any mass missing? How much equivalent mass
do you think 1 cubic kilometer radiant aether energy at T(CMBR)
represents? Does energy gravitate, or does it not?


You also suggest that:

I do not suggest. I conclude with forcing logic!


"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a properly
designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though by
all means please give it a try.

Your forcing physical arguments, experiments, or observations?
Do we have to discuss here the 3- or n-body problem, or are you
able to cope with it yourself?


Cheers -

Thanks for your opinion. Regards.
.
User: "Harry"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 22 Dec 2005 03:43:30 AM
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general statements.


Thank you! - That's always a beginning.


I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.


Don't worry. It seems you will have yet another hard time.


You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of aether
as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the energy
itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there be
less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same amount
of aether but without the wave energy.


"The radiant energy will we name the "Aether", and since it
is present throughout the Universe, we will call space the
"Aether-Space". Presuming the aether the medium sustaining
all physical fields and forces, the aether-space is the universal
physical space".

So, - how many concepts do we have?
Isn't the aether-space the background and carrier for energy,
namely the radiant energy of the aether in the physical space?
Isn't then the physical space the affine aether-space?

Let's make a very very solid Faraday cage of lead, concrete,
and bricks with a central cavity and a tiny channel for some
measuring tool. Will we find some radiant black-body wave
energy in the cavity? Yes or no! Would we be able to measure
the temperature, the energy density, and the energy pressure?

Obviously, energy can't be the carrier of energy, and radiation can't be the
carrier of radiation. IOW, your definitions are confusing to say the
least -- and thus counterproductive.
Harald
.
User: ""

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 22 Dec 2005 04:30:08 AM
your definitions are confusing to say the
least -- and thus counterproductive.
**************************
Not necessarily. Great confusion can cause great pondering.
.


User: ""

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 22 Dec 2005 01:46:33 AM
Ole D. Rughede wrote:

"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:1135179472.287847.296410@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...


Ole D. Rughede wrote:

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of aether
as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the energy
itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there be
less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same amount
of aether but without the wave energy.


"The radiant energy will we name the "Aether", and since it
is present throughout the Universe, we will call space the
"Aether-Space". Presuming the aether the medium sustaining
all physical fields and forces, the aether-space is the universal
physical space".

I would offer a word of caution, as it appears you are mixing up
concepts in the excitement and contradicting yourself. You say "the
radiant energy we name the Aether", but then you immediately say that
the aether is the medium sustaining all physical fields and forces.
Radiant energy is indeed a physical field and provides real forces, and
so combining your two statements we have a medium which sustains itself
- a logical contradiction.


So, - how many concepts do we have?
Isn't the aether-space the background and carrier for energy,
namely the radiant energy of the aether in the physical space?
Isn't then the physical space the affine aether-space?

You get a fine for using that word - in fact I've never seen much of a
need for it.

Let's make a very very solid Faraday cage of lead, concrete,
and bricks with a central cavity and a tiny channel for some
measuring tool. Will we find some radiant black-body wave
energy in the cavity? Yes or no! Would we be able to measure
the temperature, the energy density, and the energy pressure?

We will find less.
Temperature of what? Energy density of what?
Can you measure the height or the width?


You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of a
non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.


No. I have shown that the neutron-meson is a heavy electron!

Um.. WTF is a neutron-meson. Sounds like one a dem pentaquarks.

No quarks are needed so far. Give it a trial more, beginning with
the aether equation, the variability of rho G, the composite neutron,
the neutron-meson shown to be a heavy electron, which may bind
two protons in the atomic nucleus. Cfr. Note (4) about the torus-
model showing the max. center-distance between a proton-proton
pair, and the Lemniscate condition, where a "meson-orbit" would
mean a most diturbing reversal of the magnetic fields before the
meson must be catched by one of the protons to make up a regular
neutral neutron. The "meson-orbit" may be traced everywhere on
the surface of the torus in plane cuts parallel with the axis?

Last time I checked, heavy electrons were called muons or taons..
better keep up on your nomenclature!

What do you think has been the idea of the analysis in relation to
galactic differential velocities and the problem of "missing mass in
the Universe"? Is any mass missing? How much equivalent mass
do you think 1 cubic kilometer radiant aether energy at T(CMBR)
represents? Does energy gravitate, or does it not?

Good questions! Missing mass is just a placeholder for "we don't know
WTF is going on with galaxy rotation, formation, or motion". As for
the the energy of a cubic km of CMBR radiation.. low - but I can't put
my finger on it.


You also suggest that:


I do not suggest. I conclude with forcing logic!


I suggest you use more gentle logic.

"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a properly
designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though by
all means please give it a try.


Your forcing physical arguments, experiments, or observations?
Do we have to discuss here the 3- or n-body problem, or are you
able to cope with it yourself?

Yes, Ir have to cope with it myself. Good luck with the alchemy -
shevek
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: On the Theory and Physics of the Aether 22 Dec 2005 06:28:48 AM
<shevek4@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a

"perfect

boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of

aether

as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the

energy

itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would

there be

less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same

amount

of aether but without the wave energy.


"The radiant energy will we name the "Aether", and since it
is present throughout the Universe, we will call space the
"Aether-Space". Presuming the aether the medium sustaining
all physical fields and forces, the aether-space is the universal
physical space".



I would offer a word of caution, as it appears you are mixing up
concepts in the excitement and contradicting yourself. You say "the
radiant energy we name the Aether", but then you immediately say that
the aether is the medium sustaining all physical fields and forces.
Radiant energy is indeed a physical field and provides real forces,

and

so combining your two statements we have a medium which sustains

itself

- a logical contradiction.

The aether sustains All physical Fields and Forces!



So, - how many concepts do we have?
Isn't the aether-space the background and carrier for energy,
namely the radiant energy of the aether in the physical space?
Isn't then the physical space the affine aether-space?


You get a fine for using that word - in fact I've never seen much of a
need for it.

Here we apparently had a fine need for it.

Let's make a very very solid Faraday cage of lead, concrete,
and bricks with a central cavity and a tiny channel for some
measuring tool. Will we find some radiant black-body wave
energy in the cavity? Yes or no! Would we be able to measure
the temperature, the energy density, and the energy pressure?


We will find less.
Temperature of what? Energy density of what?

Of the black body radiation in the cavity.

Can you measure the height or the width?

Certainly. If I want to.



You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit

of a

non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.


No. I have shown that the neutron-meson is a heavy electron!


Um.. WTF is a neutron-meson. Sounds like one a dem pentaquarks.

No quarks are needed so far. Give it a trial more, beginning with
the aether equation, the variability of rho G, the composite

neutron,

the neutron-meson shown to be a heavy electron, which may bind
two protons in the atomic nucleus. Cfr. Note (4) about the torus-
model showing the max. center-distance between a proton-proton
pair, and the Lemniscate condition, where a "meson-orbit" would
mean a most diturbing reversal of the magnetic fields before the
meson must be catched by one of the protons to make up a regular
neutral neutron. The "meson-orbit" may be traced everywhere on
the surface of the torus in plane cuts parallel with the axis?


Last time I checked, heavy electrons were called muons or taons..
better keep up on your nomenclature!

The neutron meson is light compared to a much heavier muon,
which btw may also be catched by a proton for a short while.


What do you think has been the idea of the analysis in relation to
galactic differential velocities and the problem of "missing mass in
the Universe"? Is any mass missing? How much equivalent mass
do you think 1 cubic kilometer radiant aether energy at T(CMBR)
represents? Does energy gravitate, or does it not?


Good questions! Missing mass is just a placeholder for "we don't know
WTF is going on with galaxy rotation, formation, or motion". As for
the the energy of a cubic km of CMBR radiation.. low - but I can't put
my finger on it.

I have given the specific energy of the aether at T(CMBR)
as U = 3.973637E-13 [erg].
The energy density is u = U/V [erg/cm^3].
The equivalent mass of 1 cm^3 is u/c^2 [g].
How much equivalent mass is then found in 1 cubic km?



You also suggest that:


I do not suggest. I conclude with forcing logic!



I suggest you use more gentle logic.

Don't be scared!


"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic

phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via

a

radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a

properly

designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially

negate

the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though

by

all means please give it a try.


Your forcing physical arguments, experiments, or observations?
Do we have to discuss here the 3- or n-body problem, or are you
able to cope with it yourself?


Yes, Ir have to cope with it myself. Good luck with the alchemy -

shevek

Fine! Thanks for your opinion. No alchemy!
We are talking about the physics of physical space,
which is the aether-space; carrier of aether energy.
Can you imagine the "clumpy" physical structure of
space with "lumps" of radiating masses?
I appreciate your concern and good humour.
Ole
.



User: "Bill Hobba"

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 21 Dec 2005 06:18:08 PM
"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general statements.

I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of aether
as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the energy
itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there be
less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same amount
of aether but without the wave energy.

You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of these
objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of a
non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.

You also suggest that:

"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon by
energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a properly
designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though by
all means please give it a try.

It all has been pointed out to Ole D. Rughede before
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/b205cd47fd791083?dmode=source
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/a3d87e2131d730e1
and many more posts can be found.
He is usually backed up by the same member of the peanut gallery -
Mountainman with exactly the same tired arguments and references to Cahill
etc.
Bill


Cheers -

.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 21 Dec 2005 08:34:27 PM
"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general

statements.


I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of

aether

as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the

energy

itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there

be

less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same

amount

of aether but without the wave energy.

You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of

a

non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.

You also suggest that:

"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a

properly

designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though

by

all means please give it a try.


It all has been pointed out to Ole D. Rughede before

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/b205cd47fd791083?dmode=source

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/a3d87e2131d730e1
and many more posts can be found.

He is usually backed up by the same member of the peanut gallery -
Mountainman with exactly the same tired arguments and references to

Cahill

etc.

Bill


Cheers -



These are Bill's problems in a nutshell to avoid, what he consistently
call "obsufucations". Apparently his predominant nightmare. Though
"shevek" has been answered in detail in a previous sending, we see
Bill using one of his old tricks as a self-assigned crackpot hunter by
"obsufucating" in attempts to suppress the discussions with irrelevant
postings about crackpottery of his own inventions, pretending that
no relevant arguments have already been given.
----------
The kernel in his first reference of Sat, 03 Jul 2004 00:43:46 GMT:

[Bill]
Exactly what am I supposed to prove wrong? - please elaborate.

[Ole, interrupted]
Nicolaus Cusanus (Nicolaus Chrypffs), 1401 - 11/8-1464, who,
more than 550 years ago, has shown (De docta ignorantia) why
we have to abstain from theories on the creation of the universe
and on the beginning and end of space and time.

[Bill]
The existence of consistent scientific theories about the creation of
the
universe in full accord with experiment indicates it is a valid
scientific
area of investigation. Any other criteria is irrelevant to science.

[Ole, continued]
You may find his tomb in the S. Pietro in Vincoli church in Rome
besides Michelangelo's Moses and St. Peter's iron-chains,
which gave the name to the church.

[Bill]
This is a science forum. Take your religious issues elsewhere.
----------
As may be seen, no one demies him his rights to speculate
about the creation of the Universe. And when told that more
shrewed scientists than Bill Hobba has had weighty
arguments about what rubbish may result from such ideas,
Bill call it "religious issues" to be told, where he may still be
reminded of such weighty and still valid arguments.
The logic he airs in his second reference speaks for itself.
The Guru has spoken and believes that if his ill-founded
"contradictions" are repeated often enough, they probably
will be taken for valid arguings. That doesn't help him much.
So anyone may decide for him/herself: Do we have reasons
to question the big bang nonsens, and to consider what may
be science and what is unscientific speculations that should be
left to philosophers and theologians because it has no meaning
in the natural sciences?
Bill is usually backed up by a peanut gallery of better-knowers
who love to "obsufucate" the discussions with their ideas and
opinions about what crack-pottery is, how it may be defined,
identified, etc. etc. presumably in vain of more solid scientific
commitments and ideas. That is the sad situation these days
on these so-called sientific newsgroups, where some few
people seem convinced that they are the final answer to any
scientifc question or problem. What a baaaaad mistake!
http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126098&toc=y
Ole
.
User: ""

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 21 Dec 2005 08:56:40 PM
Ole D. Rughede wrote:

"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general

statements.


I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there are
too many topics addressed and none in depth.

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a "perfect
boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of

aether

as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the

energy

itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would there

be

less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same

amount

of aether but without the wave energy.

You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron".. but
without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a bit of

a

non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.

You also suggest that:

"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses via a
radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a

properly

designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially negate
the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked, though

by

all means please give it a try.


It all has been pointed out to Ole D. Rughede before

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/b205cd47fd791083?dmode=source

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/a3d87e2131d730e1
and many more posts can be found.

He is usually backed up by the same member of the peanut gallery -
Mountainman with exactly the same tired arguments and references to

Cahill

etc.

Bill


Cheers -



These are Bill's problems in a nutshell to avoid, what he consistently
call "obsufucations". Apparently his predominant nightmare. Though
"shevek" has been answered in detail in a previous sending, we see
Bill using one of his old tricks as a self-assigned crackpot hunter by
"obsufucating" in attempts to suppress the discussions with irrelevant
postings about crackpottery of his own inventions, pretending that
no relevant arguments have already been given.
[snip further newsgroup flaming]

In case it wasn't clear, I was trying to be helpful. If you'd like to
answer my criticisms, feel free. Otherwise, your post amounts to the
same content that Bill Hobba's did: shevek's wasting his time again.
CHeers - shevek
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 21 Dec 2005 09:59:17 PM
<shevek4@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@junk.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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"shevek" <shevek4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Ole D. Rughede wrote:

http://www.doaj.org/abstract?id=126097&toc=y


Thanks for your ideas. I agree with many of your general

statements.


I'm sorry but I have a hard time with your paper, it seems there

are

too many topics addressed and none in depth.

You define the "Aether-Space" as the radiant energy (presumably
electromagnetic energy) from all astrophysical objects - a

"perfect

boson gas". This is in contrast with the usual definitions of

aether

as a background or carrier for energy (for bosons) and not the

energy

itself. If one were to build a very good Faraday cage, would

there

be

less Aether-Space in its interior? No, one would have the same

amount

of aether but without the wave energy.

You say "a meson must be a special heavy neutron-electron"..

but

without mentioning quarks or observations of scattering of any

of

these

objects. Your brief foray into strong nuclear forces seems a

bit of

a

non-sequitur in the context of the title of your paper.

You also suggest that:

"[..] the force of gravity as shown is an electromagnetic

phenomenon

by

energy exchange in the aether space between any pair of masses

via a

radiant flux F [erg/sec]"

If this were correct, a simple shielding mechanism such as a

properly

designed faraday cage or even a sheet of lead could partially

negate

the forces of gravity. AFAIK nothing like that has worked,

though

by

all means please give it a try.


It all has been pointed out to Ole D. Rughede before


http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/b205cd47fd791083?dmode=source

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/a3d87e2131d730e1
and many more posts can be found.

He is usually backed up by the same member of the peanut gallery -
Mountainman with exactly the same tired arguments and references

to

Cahill

etc.

Bill


Cheers -



These are Bill's problems in a nutshell to avoid, what he

consistently

call "obsufucations". Apparently his predominant nightmare. Though
"shevek" has been answered in detail in a previous sending, we see
Bill using one of his old tricks as a self-assigned crackpot hunter

by

"obsufucating" in attempts to suppress the discussions with

irrelevant

postings about crackpottery of his own inventions, pretending that
no relevant arguments have already been given.
[snip further newsgroup flaming]



In case it wasn't clear, I was trying to be helpful. If you'd like to
answer my criticisms, feel free. Otherwise, your post amounts to the
same content that Bill Hobba's did: shevek's wasting his time again.

CHeers - shevek

Dear shevek,
I certainly appreciate your comments, and I answered your
posting, but I changed your "Crackpot Patrol" to my original
"On the Theory and Physics of the Aether", which is the issue
here, and not all these irrelevant better-knowings from people
who have note even read my referred paper on DOAJ.
Let me know by a direct mail if you have any problem in
finding my response, and I will send a copy to you directly.
Thank again for your opinion. Regards Ole
.


User: "Autymn D. C."

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 24 Dec 2005 03:21:24 AM
criteria is -> criterion is
Of course energy gravitates...
.
User: "Ole D. Rughede"

Title: Re: Crackpot Patrol 24 Dec 2005 05:23:06 AM
"Autymn D. C." <lysdexia@sbcglobal.net> skrev i en meddelelse
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criteria is -> criterion is

Criteria are. Criterion is. Right. Tank you!


Of course energy gravitates...

Right. Thank you!
.






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