Re: LeSagian Gravitational Field Momentum Flux linked to EM/QM constants
From: Mike (eleatis_at_yahoo.gr)
Date: 09/27/04
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Date: 27 Sep 2004 09:08:25 -0700
Paul Stowe <ps@acompletelyjunkaddress.net> wrote in message news:<jneel0p61kd2g3os75as9lai9bm6i825vg@4ax.com>...
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>
> and the rate of mass increase would then be,
>
> m' = Q/c^2
>
> Now let's take the Earth,
>
> m' = 4pi(2.4E-19)6.0E+24(6.4E+06)/(3.0E+08)^2 = 1.3E-03 kg/sec
>
> OK, in 5 Billion Years (1.6E+17 secs) we get,
>
> 1.3E-03(1.6E+17) = 2.1E+14 kg
>
> In the grand scheme of things, that's NOT a detectable change. It's
> less than 1 part in 10^10th power, integrated over a 5 billion year
> period!
Not a detectable change? Your figure means that the mass of earth has
roughly doubled in that period. Do you call that insignificant?
Then, if the mass of the universe has roughly doubled in that period
due to graviton absorption, this means gravity forces are time
dependent. Eventually, all gravitons will be absorbed and then what?
Your theory is easily falsifiable. If the mass of the earth has
doubled in that period, every half of material present would be made
of graviton "stuff".
Do you realize the ramifications of the material graviton flux theory?
It is as absurd as anything can get. Goes beyond crackpot theory. It's
plain insanity.
Mike
>
> > Then, do the mass increase of planets due to gravity absorption and
> > resulting orbital changes match observations?
>
> Not measurably...
>
> > More importantly, how does chemical composition change with graviton
> > absorption? Has any such change beem detected?
>
> Ah, totally unknown at this time...
>
> Paul Stowe
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