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On 10/13/2012 10:59 AM, Painius wrote:
>
>>> It's an enigma! lol
>>
>> The mystery is solved when you remove the bullshit (ether).
>
> And people are supposed to read your mind as to the details of what
> that solution is?


No. There are many books that explain it in a far more erudite manner 
than I could.


> As you probably didn't guess, I was being facetious, Harlow.  Possible
> sollutions have been discussed here for many years, mostly before you
> began to post here.  For example...


Honestly, I have read enough shit here to realize just how gullible some 
people are. Mainly they consist of people who believe that since they 
are unable to comprehend gravitational/curved space theory, that means 
it's not true and some off the wall bullshit that THEY invent is better. 
  I remain unimpressed.


> 1)  One poster has suggested that there was a main "engine" that
> supplies the force and pressure that's required for space to flow into
> matter.  When this flow of space reaches the center of a planet, star,
> etc., it uses some sort of quantum nonlocality/entanglement to return
> to the main engine and start all over again.  So there would be a
> constant process at work that continuously flows to the center of a
> mass and then, through quantum nonlocality, makes it back to the
> source and begins the process anew.


Laughable. And utterly unsupportable with facts.


> 2)  I think that spacetime is a balanced medium.


Fortunately for physics, your opinion counts for nothing. No offense.


> For any certain
> amount of mass, there is a certain and balanced amount of spatial flow
> into that mass - the larger the mass, the more the flow, and the
> stronger the gravitational effect/force.  The gravitational energy,
> then is continuously being used by matter.  Each and every atom
> requires constant replenishment of the energy it uses.  By the time
> the energy reaches the center of a mass, it is all used up.


This is a joke, right?


> It
> doesn't have to "go" anywhere, for, not only is there nowhere to go,
> but there is no energy left to go anywhere.  That
> spatial/gravitational energy has been used by each and every atom of
> the mass it entered.  There is no more energy at the center of the
> mass.



So just throw out the law of conservation of energy like 3 day old fish?

You're funny!



> There have been other ideas, and this thread might even inspire others
> to set forth new ideas about gravitation.  I look forward to reading
> them!



I look forward to trashing them.  It's what I do!


So everyone put forth your favorite kooky idea and allow me to have at 
it. As an extra bonus, I will call you names and make fun of you.







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