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Gravity from past the visible Universe can affect redshift.
Last post 04-21-2009 03:08 PM by Star Dragon. 23 replies.
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  • 04-18-2009 07:32 PM In reply to

    Re: Gravity from past the visible Universe can affect redshift.

    Hey Dennis,

    I want to thank you for that website. I got some really good laughs out of reading it. It was quite funny. “The lattice approach to gravity”, the local geometric boundary where the Kuiper belt material resides, The math formulas which made no sense, and made no connections, and were yet used to imply that Newton, Einstein, Schwarzschild, and all the other great physicists could have all of there ideas combined into one geometry was great. That this geometry could solve for dark matter, dark energy, and the pioneer probe’s dilemmas, made it sound like a string theory for the steady state universe. Yes, it was quite funny. Maybe if you could get them to join with the string theorists, they could then claim to have a theory for everything. It’s truly amazing that this stuff hasn’t hit the mainstream yet. With everything solved we could all then just go home and work on something truly meaningful, like cold fusion. Ha Ha.

    That mumbo jumbo was hilarious. I certainly hope it doesn’t fool anybody. Thanks again for the belly laughs.

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  • 04-18-2009 10:51 PM In reply to

    Re: Gravity from past the visible Universe can affect redshift.

    Dusty,

     Simply by your response, It's too bad bad that you don't appreciate or seem to understand  Vector Geometry, http://omega.albany.edu:8008/calc3/3d-geom-dir/cornell-lecture.html.

    Oh well let us just leave it at that, I can see that this hypothetical exchange of ideas with you is over with.

    Dennis

     

     

  • 04-19-2009 09:33 AM In reply to

    Re: Gravity from past the visible Universe can affect redshift.

    The last link that you showed is real math, and geometry. That I understand. Did you notice however that they did not try and link this math to all of the known great physicists and say that they have solved for all of the known problems to cosmology? Math has it's place and can make wonderful statements of insight, but you cannot create reality with math. Math should fit reality. Math with no proofs or evidence means nothing.
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  • 04-21-2009 03:08 PM In reply to

    Re: Gravity from past the visible Universe can affect redshift.

    Dusty,

    It seems to me that the math is correct, I don't know what your knowledge level of Geometry or comprehension of scientific notation is, but it's not rubbish.  Besides the paper has been peer reviewed and due to be published,

    "How Weyl Geometry Solves the Riddle of Dark Energy " In Quantization Astrophysics, Brownian Motion And Super Symmetry PP  88-96  (eds F Samarndache and V Christianato, Math,Tiger Chennai, India 2007 Foundations of Physics Vol-37 no 3 (2007) 366.

    "On Dark Energy, Weyl Geometry and Brans-Dicke- Jordan Scalar Field" To appear in the Global Journal Of Science And Technology( New Delhi 2009) Mod Phys lett A-17 (2002) 2095  Mod, Phys, letter A21 No 35 (2006) 2685.

    This is only one of the possible explanations out there.

    Dennis

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