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Bilge wrote: None: Dear Colleagues, Recently we published and advertised here our paper " On reality of black holes " which rose an interest and many additional questions (see the thread with the same name The ``reality of black holes'' is an experimental issue. The fact that general relativity agrees with experimental data better than any previous theory of gravity and that general relativity allows black holes in its soutions, is sufficient reason to seek experimental evidence for their existence. Dear Bilge, you adhere the same style. On one hand, it is praise-worthy... 4-) On the other, stating that BHs have been strongly substantiated, you have to agree that according to math. modelling, it is not a mistake to analyse the solution not in those coordinates in which it was modelled, and to arbitrary change the domain of existence of new coordinates. Is it really correct? In the Supplement http://selftrans.narod.ru/v5_2/black...p01/sup01.html we showed that in measured coordinates, r-singularity remains only in the centre of metric, i.e. where it has to be as the statement of problem. The event horizon out of coordinate origin appears because Schwarzschild has violated the turn-back condition of which I wrote you above. Besides, in the paper and in supplement we showed a number of gross mistakes inadmissible in developing a theory. Have you any claims to our analysis? I would like to hear. If you have not, all your words of experimental non-obviousness hang in the air without arguments. The more that both in paper and in supplement we have analysed some so-called discoveries of BHs - and they all appeared exaggerated. Have you any claims to our analysis? I would like to hear. ;-) Sergey |
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To nightbat:
nightbat 6 Sept 16:13 Newsgroups: alt.astronomy From: nightbat Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 08:13:28 -0500 Local time: Tue 6 Sept 2005 16:13 Subject: Supplement to the paper on black holes nightbat wrote G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Hi nightbat Let me paint a scenario(just an imaginary view) If a black comet was revolving around a black hole how would you describe their different features. Please leave out nothing that would tell me which is which. Bert nightbat Good morning and you're so funny Officer Bert, a black hole is a non real world possibility I have advised so many times. Fantasy games are for sci fi folks of which I am not one of them. I have tried helping you to dart be on target with your spin is in theory but you do love imaginary stuff and your book friends that produce it. A " Black Comet " per my theory does not revolve around anything for it attracts everything locally near or around it. The particular galactic gravitational tug and pull of gravitational bodies goes on with the center " Black Comet " once formed mostly winning as it gets central galaxy condensed altered matter energy stronger and stronger. The 3/1 ratio you posted a while back is close. It is 4/1 being the strong, weak, electromagnetic, and time versus gravity effect. Once the Chandra upper mass collapsing central body achieves a now 3/2 ratio the " Black Comet " theoretically is formed and starts to strong gravity field accredit. Always remember it is centrally gravitational bound until it reaches further increasing critical ratio condensed strong force and gravity energy factor. Dear Nightbat, I just wanted to ask you to give me a brief idea of your theory, but this post quite clears your meaning. The point is, in the phenomenology in which you are trying to formulate your Black Komet conception, just as in Einstein's GR, there is a gross defect. You are saying exceptionally of gravitation conditions of bodies formation, but physics is not limited to gravity. Physics includes also mechanical, electrical, thermal interaction. All these factors, with all wish of relativists, cannot be taken into account by geometrisation of gravity field, especially basing on 4-D interval whose invariance in nonlinear spaces is highly doubtful. If, when considering the conditions of your BK formation, you from the very beginning try at least phenomenologically to account the factors counteracting the unlimited gravity compression of substance, and if you account that inside the substance (be it solid, liquid, gaseous or dusty body) gravity force in the centre of body is zero, you will see how the conditions of modelling of your BK will evaporate. For BH, we showed it in our paper. Thus, the conditions for unlimited compression are absent, and conditions of unlimited growth of mass of gravitating body are absent. As we showed in our work http://selftrans.narod.ru/v3_1/contents3.html#c2a as the body is compressed and heated, and especially as first thermonuclear reactions begin, the substance intensively gets away its electrons by way of thermoelectron emission. This is a well-studied fact, even under terrestrial conditions, even the fire of usual gas ring in your kitchen is not electrically neutral. This is used in the devices for fire control. In a star, the charge of central body is quite large, it forms the electron circulation shell (see Fig. 2.16 of the reference) and so isolates the body from its environment, creates the angular momentum of the body and provides the star structure formation in that appearance which we see. This all has been described in our chapter. If you take these factors into account, the limit of possible star mass will diminish to several masses of Sun. Such mass is basically unable to form any BH, BK, quasars or else black features, nothing to say of some neutrino crystals. That is the matter, dear Nightbat. I would only add, this undoubtedly is your right to proceed from your personal considerations and to stay at your limited position. But the factors to which I am drawing your attention are reality that you must not ignore in modelling. If you account them, your solution will be another. I would be really happy if you understood these nuances. Kind regards, Sergey This is achieved via dampening inter stellar particular plasma sharing which prevents the neutron star at end sequence critical 4/1 ratio detonation point from going upper mass limit Super Nova. The entire base field counter effect however is always there Officer Bert and no single condensed stellar body can win over the entire field. But locally to itself, the " Black Comet " attempts to condensing field renormalize and in the process tail inversely attempts gathers all within. The entire expanding space field always wins out with the end result a new reformed galaxy is born. There are no black holes Officer Bert, the enigma was perplexing but now solved via the nightbat " Black Comet " extremely very deep physics theoretical model solution. I have not received your Earth Science Team Officer shirt requisition yet. Officer Double-A should be getting his this week. Science Team Officer recommended and President FEMA ordered cruise ships arriving to ferry some of the Katrina survivors to safety. ponder on, the nightbat |
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G=EMC^2 Glazier 5 Sept 20:33
Newsgroups: alt.astronomy From: (G=EMC^2 Glazier) Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2005 13:33:07 -0400 Local time: Mon, 5 Sept 2005 20:33 Subject: Supplement to the paper on black holes Interesting thought is this. All things create a wave moving through space. Like a ship moving through water. Here, Bert, you are considerably contradicting SR. ;-) To oc,and Painius my answer to what is waving.? "Its the space field" Best to always keep in mind gentelmen that quantum fields fill all of space. That also means they are associated with quantum particles. Good example is,the charge of an electron creates an electrical "field" that surrounds it. Dear Bert, you are here in your full right to see nothing, to hear nothing of things inconvenient for you. But before you represent waves and force fields to be quantified, it would be not bad to agree the very concept of quantum with physics. I multiply wrote of it and you know much of what I wrote. Neither you nor other supporters of photons replied to those my posts, as you have no answers to my questions. Well, then it is senseless to speak of possibility of quantified fields. We may not speak of a theory until its basis is not self-consistent. In case of light waves, one of the main their properties is independence of wave propagation in crossing beams. At the same time we see interference in which the beams intensity is summated vectorially, i.e. with account of phase of the waves arriving to every point of space. If we consider this issue from the view of photon theory, this requires, after Feynman, much more between-photons distance and non-interaction of photons with each other. But EM wave is, after all, a force field affecting the charged particle. If photons are charged, they will interact with each other; this means, two light beams in crossing have to disperse, but they do not. If photons are uncharged, their size has to be proportional to the number of wavelengths. In this case, 1. The size of photon for infrared and lower waves will well exceed the quantum size. 2. Interfering, photons will pass through each other without interaction, as we see the interference pattern at each point, not in fragments. This is not all, of course, but enough to deny quantum fields. You do not want to see and hear this all, but your theory remains self-discrepant. You can be unwilling to understand it, but that is the matter. ;-) Sergey This is a part of my "Spin is in Theory" I could easily theorize that gravitational fields surround all that is(why not?) Could be a smart ass and continual with "fields" are also associated with the strong force that hold nuclei together. My mind is having a field day with fields. Kind of interesting thinking. Beert |
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