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- From: hrommel@unm.edu (Dr. Deskeptibunk)
- Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo,alt.alien.visitors,alt.paranet.skeptic,sci.skeptic
- Subject: Gravitational Dipole Movement
- Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 00:07:10 -0700
- Organization: UNM
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- This is sort of interesting....
-
- (minor snips for readability)
-
- > Xref: lynx.unm.edu alt.sci.physics.new-theories:30581 sci.physics:198293
- >
- > In article <4qikbv$13ga@news3.realtime.net>, ejeong@bga.com says...
- > >
- > >LDA (laradex3@sj.znet.com) wrote:
- > >: In article <4qeds1$eei@news3.realtime.net>, ejeong@bga.com says...
-
- > >: >Anthony Potts (potts@afsmail.cern.ch) wrote:
-
- > >: >: There is also the fact that an object in motion tends to stay in motion
- > >: >: unless acted upon by a resultant force. This means that something
- > >: >: spinning will just keep right on spinning unless something makes
- it stop.
-
- > >: >: It doesn't take any energy to keep moving, things do it all on
- their own.
-
- > >: >They call it the translational gauge symmetry in GR. And it can be
- > >: >broken.
- > >: >
- > >: At what energy?
- > >
- > >: Is there a rotational gauge symmetry also?
- > >
- > >: At what energy is this symmetry broken?
- > >
- > >
- > >: LDA laradex3@sj.znet.com
- > >
- > >
-
- (be patient...keep reading...)
-
- > >:
- > >
- > >Not necessarily at high energy. The original name for general relativity
- > >was geometrodynamics which means that it's a gravitational theory based on
- > >geometry. The translational gauge symmetry in GR must be broken
- geometrically
- > >regardless of its energy. That creates hell in the known physics.
- > >First, the dipole moment starts to have meaning.
- > >Second, the presence of non zero gravitational dipole moment strikes
- > >directly on the head of Newton's laws of motion due to the presence of
- > >the virtual negative mass.
- > >Third, it predicts the existence of artificial negative mass which is
- > >attached in the dipole moment.
- > >Fourth, it satisfies the exotic material hypothesis which is the key
- > >element for the creation of the wormhole.
- > >Fifth, that makes the practical creation of a wormhole a possibility.
- > >Sixth, interstellar travel is not a dream anymore.
- > >Seventh, it immediately solves two of the most prominent cosmological
- > >mysteries at the moment, the jets from the black hole accretion disc and the
- > >anomalous red shift from the far away galaxies.
- > >
- > >The gravitational dipole moment is an object that can be used for
- > >controlled antigravity.The translational gauge symmetry in GR is broken by a
- > >rotating longitudinally asymmetric objects which is the gravitational
- > >dipole moment. This is the biggest secret of the universe that has been
- hidden
- > >for centuries. This theory will never change for the coming milleniums.
- > >Newtonian mechanics will become obsolete. This is my predictions that
- > >will come true in the scientific world in the near future.
- >
- > In non-relativistic physics, isn't the GDM simply the cross product of the
- > tangential momentum, p, and the radial centripetal acceleration, a, or a x p
- > = power in the axial direction? This supposes that as the mass rotates it
- > moves upward or downward depending on the direction of rotation. Of course at
- > low rotation rates the axial force would be negligible.
- >
- > LDA laradex3@sj.znet.com
- >
- >
-
-
- Hmmm...
- >
-