Amateur -1 Posted April 30, 2012 Posted April 30, 2012 (edited) Science took a wrong turn. It all took a wrong turn with the missed understanding of the double slit experiment in the 20's. And along with the discovery of the universe is expanding that took everyone away for Einstein's work that was right ON , but no one would pay attention to him any longer. Well with the new MIT very high speed camera I know that the 1920's experiment can be turned around and be totally understood and fully predictable. And GR and QM can be expressed in a consistent language. Part #2 And yes Einstein’s Cosmological Constant can explain a static; 1. The planet moon systems. 2. The solar systems. 3. The galactic systems. 4. Along with why the galaxies are accelerating away from each other. It is all in understanding the making of High-Density Mass and the expelling of true gravitational fields. one & two slets.bmp pin hole camera.bmp Edited April 30, 2012 by Amateur -1
Phi for All Posted April 30, 2012 Posted April 30, 2012 ! Moderator Note Speculative thread, moving to Speculations.
Ophiolite Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 @Amateur-1 Here is a thought for your consideration. When a poster opens a thread with a phrase such as "science took a wrong turn", the mjaority of readers think "Oh, no, not again. Another ill informed crank, who thinks they have the answers, who will pepper his thread with misinterpretations, misunderstandings, blatant stupidity and a commitment to wrongness that would have embarassed Lysenko." I doubt that is the reaction you were aiming for. You could transform that reaction by opening with a slight modification. "Is it possible science took a wrong turn? I'd like to offer some evidence and some speculative reasoning that suggests this may be the case." Te medium is the message.
Klaynos Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 You're going to need more than pictures. If you would be so kind as to provide maths for your explanation for the two slit experiment.
swansont Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 Any independent test of the conjecture that the field of the atoms at the edge of the slits is what causes the deflection? Doesn't this imply that the material matters, rather than (or in addition to) the geometry?
Amateur -1 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Posted May 1, 2012 @Amateur-1 Here is a thought for your consideration. When a poster opens a thread with a phrase such as "science took a wrong turn", the mjaority of readers think "Oh, no, not again. Another ill informed crank, who thinks they have the answers, who will pepper his thread with misinterpretations, misunderstandings, blatant stupidity and a commitment to wrongness that would have embarassed Lysenko." I doubt that is the reaction you were aiming for. You could transform that reaction by opening with a slight modification. "Is it possible science took a wrong turn? I'd like to offer some evidence and some speculative reasoning that suggests this may be the case." Te medium is the message. Hello Ophiolite; It has been about eight years last that we talked. Your thoughts are fine and as always you still try to help new comers, but as you my come to see that I am no new comer. And you can see nothing has changed. My dyslexic way seeing and thinking along with wording things is keeping me From communicating to people. Back in the early 90's I stopped talking on the forums, when as now you my Remember that I tried to worn the officials in Turkey two days in advance of an Earthquke and Tens of thousands of people died. Amateur -1, aka alpha-137, G-1 PS; I stell have you picture; picture removed
hypervalent_iodine Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 ! Moderator Note Amateur-1Posting pictures of other members is absolutely not appropriate behavior. Do not do it again. Secondly, you will notice that you have been asked questions related to your hypothesis. The rules of the Speculations forum require that you answer them. Please do so that we can elicit some kind of discussion out of this.
Amateur -1 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Posted May 1, 2012 ! Moderator Note Amateur-1 Posting pictures of other members is absolutely not appropriate behavior. Do not do it again. Secondly, you will notice that you have been asked questions related to your theory. The rules of the Speculations forum require that you answer them. Please do so that we can elicit some kind of discussion out of this. I am Sorry about the picture!Hi Ophiolite; If you remember that I was downloading a daily NOAA and SUGS maps and was tracking what I conceived as gravitational waves. And when a weaker G-wave that Would cause a area lower temp in an area of warmer area; [ Due to lower G-force making the water sobering less heat.] crossed a fault -line it would it would lesion the gravity locking stress on the fault and cause an Earthquake. An example ;
hypervalent_iodine Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 ! Moderator Note Alright, now let's move on to the rest of my mod note. Please read through this thread and answer the questions that people have asked of you. Soap boxing is not tolerated here.
Amateur -1 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Posted May 1, 2012 (edited) Any independent test of the conjecture that the field of the atoms at the edge of the slits is what causes the deflection? Doesn't this imply that the material matters, rather than (or in addition to) the geometry? Sir; I have grate respect for anyone that has polished the nose of my Hero before doing a physics test, I have not, But I was very lucky to meat him in person one time. It is not just my concept of the edge's of the slits here, What I was trying to suggest is that some times we need to use the newer technology to recheck some of the older experiments. You are most likely setting at your desk and in your desk you most likely have a laser-pointer. I ask what is your concept of why if you aimed that laser-pointer at a rod that is the very same as the with of the beam and see that the beam will be bent around the rod and come to a focus-point a short dissident behind the rod. All that I will say is that Einstein says that gravity will bend light. Also These little fields are what causes accretion [gravity] a very short distant in space, [Away from gravity.] they can pull salt & sugar together, also keep in mind a water drop at the edge of pitcher until it accretion adds to it more water and gravity pulls the drop off the edge. Please Sir you conception or what you call " Speculations." on this. Edited May 1, 2012 by Amateur -1
Klaynos Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 You're going to need more than pictures. If you would be so kind as to provide maths for your explanation for the two slit experiment. ...?
Amateur -1 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Posted May 1, 2012 ...? Sir; These are very old experiments. And What I was trying to suggest is that some times we need to use the newer technology to recheck some of the older experiments. Please Sir all Im asking is for your or anyone else’s conception or what you call “ Speculations.” on this. Please read my post at Today, 10:06 AM
swansont Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 Sir; I have grate respect for anyone that has polished the nose of my Hero before doing a physics test, I have not, But I was very lucky to meat him in person one time. It is not just my concept of the edge's of the slits here, What I was trying to suggest is that some times we need to use the newer technology to recheck some of the older experiments. You are most likely setting at your desk and in your desk you most likely have a laser-pointer. I ask what is your concept of why if you aimed that laser-pointer at a rod that is the very same as the with of the beam and see that the beam will be bent around the rod and come to a focus-point a short dissident behind the rod. All that I will say is that Einstein says that gravity will bend light. Also These little fields are what causes accretion [gravity] a very short distant in space, [Away from gravity.] they can pull salt & sugar together, also keep in mind a water drop at the edge of pitcher until it accretion adds to it more water and gravity pulls the drop off the edge. Please Sir you conception or what you call " Speculations." on this. Unable to answer my question, or unwilling?
Amateur -1 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Posted May 1, 2012 (edited) Sir; I have grate respect for anyone that has polished the nose of my Hero before doing a physics test, I have not, But I was very lucky to meat him in person one time. It is not just my concept of the edge's of the slits here, What I was trying to suggest is that some times we need to use the newer technology to recheck some of the older experiments. You are most likely setting at your desk and in your desk you most likely have a laser-pointer. I ask what is your concept of why if you aimed that laser-pointer at a rod that is the very same as the with of the beam and see that the beam will be bent around the rod and come to a focus-point a short dissident behind the rod. All that I will say is that Einstein says that gravity will bend light. Also These little fields are what causes accretion [gravity] a very short distant in space, [Away from gravity.] they can pull salt & sugar together, also keep in mind a water drop at the edge of pitcher until it accretion adds to it more water and gravity pulls the drop off the edge. Please Sir you conception or what you call " Speculations." on this. swansont, on 1 May 2012 - 03:48 AM, said: "Any independent test of the conjecture that the field of the atoms at the edge of the slits is what causes the deflection? Doesn't this imply that the material matters, rather than (or in addition to) the geometry?" Sir; What I am Saying & Einstein said that ALL MASS has Gravity extending from it's, now days most scientist call it at very short range " ACCRENTION " Sir did you even read my answer to your question?????? OK; I now understand now; Back in the 70’s I paid over $4,000 to take a class of a Nobel Prize winner, and the end when I turned my paper, [back then we did not have spell-checkers.] and on the front cover I missed spelled a word and before he set it on his deck he put a C on it. Edited May 1, 2012 by Amateur -1
Klaynos Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 Sir; These are very old experiments. And What I was trying to suggest is that some times we need to use the newer technology to recheck some of the older experiments. Please Sir all Im asking is for your or anyone else’s conception or what you call “ Speculations.” on this. Please read my post at Today, 10:06 AM The experiments are re-examined, repeated and extended. Double slit experiments have been conducted with near macroscopic objects such as bucky balls. Also, no matter how old the experiment you need to be able to mathematically show the results.
ukgazzer Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 There is an etiquette to modern science.Nowadays you can`t just jump out of the bath and run up the road shouting 'Eureka' in a loud voice.If you`re going to give your topic such a title then it deserves all the scorn and derision it gets - Whatever the content.
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