> > PD Best answer is this The field is locked inside the universe. It has
> > accelerating expanding space to deal with Bert
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> Y.Porat
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On Jul 24, 7:04 am, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > > PD Best answer is this The field is locked inside the universe. It has
> > > accelerating expanding space to deal with Bert
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> The straight answer to your question is that the attraction field gets
> it's energy from the surrounding ambient thermal energy. The electrons/
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Hi Franklin
surprise to you
you said that no one will answer you
and voila
i answer
and i even accept many of your understandings but
not all of them
(btw i lost my site that you once instructed me how and were to built
it
and i thank you for it
anyway can youremind me in detailes how to do it again??
TIA
now to our important and unprecedented discussion:
i dont think that a fled gets its energy from heat around it
it can work AFAIK (as far as i know)
in colplete freezy vacum
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> positrons ring at their resonant frequency powered by random themal
> collisions. It is this ringing and the interaction of phased waves
> that creates the attractive forces. See:
ringing ???
moving naturally in a circle ??
i will see your site later
now in the response phase it does not work )
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> http://www.geocities.com/franklinhu/electrostatic.html
>
> To test this theory, you could take a magnet and if it were possible
> to drop it to absolute zero (which is nearly impossible), you may see
> some loss of magnetic properties. Probably the closest thing we could
> do is dip a permanent magnet into liquid helium to see if the magnetic
if the freezing position is changing its inner structure
that is anothe story
do you claim that in allplaces in huivers that are close
tozero temperature there is no atrraction force
if yes
i guess such masses or part of it
would get lost in the endless universe
morover all masses and conglomeration of masses
would disinegrate at once !9if youthink for instance
on the 'strong forces' !!!
(i discuss and include in my op claim here--
the strong forces as well )
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> field is reduced. We already see some strange behavior with Bose-
> Einstein condensate which appears to be consistent with the atoms
> losing their charge properties and superfluid helium. Perhaps this is
> already evidence for this theory.
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is there any experimental data
to show a lose of energy of an attractionfield
in a case of uncathastrophic eevnt?
a process that does nor destroy the basic structure
of the field maker ??
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> So there is no "magic". There is no expanding space or locked up space
no lock up of cpace but
'lock out' of something else (:-)
there must be some 'lock out ' .....
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> energy, it merely the conversion of the ambient thermal energy by
> matter.
yes indeed tell me about it (:-)
do you want to say that
energy is **mass in movement** ?? (:-)
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The attraction is consuming (converting) energy that it gets
> from the surrounding environment. Is this not reasonable?
no i dont think if fits experimental knowledge
unless someone will show me that
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> And to be clear, in order to change the trajectory of any particle, a
> force must be applied.
here lies the dead dog
not all particles !!! (:-) including some unknown ......
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All forces require energy (in the form of
> particle movement) in order to act on a particle. This energy must
> come from somewhere, it cannot be "stored" in a potential field. So
> the magnet sticking on your refridgerator door is expending constant
> energy to stay attracted and it is getting that energy from the
> surrounding thermal energy. As long as there is plenty of surrounding
> energy, it will never run out.
it must be tested experinetally .
and if for instance it will be shwon that by deep preeze
the magnet is not anymore a magnet
but may be there at most )
was some change only in the density of the field ??
any way
what are the experimental facts ??
and again i remind yiou that we deal with the stron
attraction forces as well !!
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> Simple huh?
not at all at least at this point
on the long run
it MUST BE SIMPLE or else it aould not last so long
and vast !!
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> Of course, nobody will respond to this post, typically when I post the
> answer, this ends the discussion entirely for some strange reason. But
> I would challenge you to read and understand this explanation.
>
> fhumag
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after getting out of the answer mode
i will get into your link
TIA and all the best
Y.Porat
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franklinhu@yahoo.com - 26 Jul 2008 18:24 GMT
> On Jul 24, 7:04 am, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
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> surprise to you
> you said that no one will answer you
You see, I shutdown yet another thread. No posts other than yours.
Only you reply - what about PD, Tom, EMC?? I know you guys are out
there. The discussion was quite lively until I post, then nothing....
What is up with that? Are you dumbfounded by an answer that could
possibly make sense?
It seems that people only post when they get a chance to ridicule. I
would rather this be a place where people can collaborate on ideas
rather than being a shooting gallery.
> and voila
> i answer
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> anyway can youremind me in detailes how to do it again??
> TIA
How is it you keep losing your web site? Just goto www.geocities.com
and sign up for a web site and use the pagebuilder tools to create
your web site. That is where I keep my main science web site:
http://www.geocities.com/franklinhu/theory.html
> now to our important and unprecedented discussion:
>
> i dont think that a fled gets its energy from heat around it
> it can work AFAIK (as far as i know)
> in colplete freezy vacum
> -------------------
The problem is, you don't know, unless we perform some experiments.
The attractive force can easily work in absolute zero because EM waves
can still travel through such a region. We have superconducting
magnets which operate at close to zero kelvin and they generate a
magnetic field just fine. This is because the electrons which are
moving in the electromagnents still have plenty of kinetic energy to
run into other particles to cause them to resonate. I am thinking that
perhaps the mechanism behind superconductivity at low temperatures may
be because the surrounding atoms in the conductor lose some of their
charge properties allowing the electrons to move more easily. In other
words, superconductivity may happen due to a reduction in charge
strength from the loss of ambient energy. This would make room
temperature superconductivity a near impossibility since there would
be no way to suppress the ambient kinetic energy.
> > positrons ring at their resonant frequency powered by random themal
> > collisions. It is this ringing and the interaction of phased waves
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> now in the response phase it does not work )
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No moving in a circle. I know you have some theories like that, but it
is needlessly complex and requires some mechanism for restraining
movement in a circle. Instead, think of a ringing bell. It's shape and
mass determine the resonant frequency without restriction to how it
rings.
> >http://www.geocities.com/franklinhu/electrostatic.html
>
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> do you claim that in allplaces in huivers that are close
> tozero temperature there is no atrraction force
Freezing does not change the inner structure. Think of a wind chime.
If the wind stops, then it stops making sound. It doesn't change the
structure of the chime.
As I mentioned before a location can be at zero temperature and an
attractive force can still move through it. But an attractive force
cannot be generated by a mass particle if it is at zero temperature.
But also remember we are talking about an extremely low temperature,
one which does not naturally exist anywhere in the universe.
> if yes
> i guess such masses or part of it
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> (i discuss and include in my op claim here--
> the strong forces as well )
There are no such masses at zero temperature. The background radiation
temperature is probably more than high enough to maintain the
resonance frequencies of positrons and electrons.
If you read the rest of my atomic theory on my web site, you can also
see that I have completely eliminated the need for a strong force.
There is no experiment that can show the strong force actually exists
by direct experiment. We derive it's presence based upon our own
assumptions and indirect observations. But is quite possible that it
doesn't exist at all. The strong force has completely absurd
properties being the strongest force but not felt outside of the
nucleus. A force which gets stronger as particle get further apart.
Just how is this all supposed to work?
My work aims to reduce all non-contact attractive forces to be aspects
of the electrostatic force. That is the ultimate simplication
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> -------------> field is reduced. We already see some strange behavior with Bose-
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> of the field maker ??
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Just read what happens in to bose-einstein condensate
http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/bec/what_is_it.html
It says:
"It is only at the special incredibly low temperatures needed for BEC
that they lose their individual identities and coalesce into a single
blob. Some people have called this a "super atom" for just that
reason. "
I would say that an atom could coalesce into a blob if the individual
atoms lost their charge characteristics. I am surprised that after
they coalesce that they just don't fuse together and stay that way
when it is heated back up - or maybe they do since there is also some
unexplained behavior when condensates are formed and heated.
In any case, some very weird things happen at absolute zero which are
unexplained in terms of known science.
> > So there is no "magic". There is no expanding space or locked up space
>
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> do you want to say that
> energy is **mass in movement** ?? (:-)
Yes, I would say that energy is mass in movement. However, energy can
be stored like if you compress a spring and then lock it so it cannot
spring back. But eventually even this energy is released by putting
mass into motion. I think all energy (chemical/nuclear) is stored in a
similar manner.
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> The attraction is consuming (converting) energy that it gets
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> unless someone will show me that
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There is nothing to experimentally deny this and some experiments with
BEC that confirm it.
> > And to be clear, in order to change the trajectory of any particle, a
> > force must be applied.
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> attraction forces as well !!
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Maybe one day, I'll take a magnet to a liquid nitrogen demo to see if
it loses its magnetic ability, or somebody out there can give it a
try. If it turns out to be true, it would surely earn you a Nobel
prize.
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>
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> it MUST BE SIMPLE or else it aould not last so long
> and vast !!
Why do you not think it is simple? It is long lasting and vast because
it comes from the long lasting and vast pool of ambient thermal
energy. Did you have a better explanation?
Your question is a very good one and a typical example of a question
which conventional science cannot answer without invoking circular
logic or just plain old magic.
What could make more sense than the magnet extracting the energy from
the environment and using it to generate an attractive force?
Conservation of energy is neatly conserved.
Makes too much sense doesn't it? I bet nobody replies to this post
either.
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> >fhumag
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> after getting out of the answer mode
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Y.Porat - 27 Jul 2008 09:56 GMT
On Jul 26, 8:24 pm, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > On Jul 24, 7:04 am, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
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i read your links
and i have some new understandings of it
but before :
now since we agree that
energy is mass in motion
and heat or thermal energy is as well mass in motion
as energy )and it is photons
and
photons move in straight lines :
now a question:
how is it that all the heat that is transmitted all over the univers
how is it that it does not get depleted** and lost **fo r our universe
(while not meeting on its way any particle or mass
to absorb it ) ????
TIA
Y.Porat
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franklinhu@yahoo.com - 28 Jul 2008 06:29 GMT
> On Jul 26, 8:24 pm, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Why do you ask that question when your original question was why an
attraction field doesn't lose energy? Have I answered your question
sufficiently?
I would say the answer to your question is trival by comparison to
your first question. All heat is transmitted through collisions, it
meets lots and lots of particles to do the transmission, so no mystery
there. If I had a perfect thermos bottle, the heat in the bottle would
never get depleted - it would still be hot even after years (assuming
I did have such a perfect bottle). The universe does act as a perfect
thermos bottle with all of kinetic heat energy constantly bouncing
around, transferring and transforming into other forms of energy but
never disappearing.
Y.Porat - 29 Jul 2008 14:54 GMT
On Jul 28, 8:29 am, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > On Jul 26, 8:24 pm, frankli...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
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> your first question. All heat is transmitted through collisions, it
> meets lots and lots of particles to do the transmission,
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you see
'lots of lots' is not enough!! it is just words
and in physics we cant just hand wave
not all the universe is full of masses or particles
there ar e lots of intervals
and as you say
the number of collisions during billions of years
and even much less than billions of years--
that part of it is sneaking between the masses
provided that you keep in mind that
HEAT IS PHOTONS
AND PHOTONS MOVE IN STRAIGHT LINES!!
no one except you climes that any photon emitted
cannot escape between all th e masses in its way
even if we think just about our galaxy
it is not a 'thermus' as you say
just because you say so !!!
TIA
Y.Porat
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so no mystery
> there. If I had a perfect thermos bottle, the heat in the bottle would
> never get depleted - it would still be hot even after years (assuming
> I did have such a perfect bottle). The universe does act as a perfect
> thermos bottle with all of kinetic heat energy constantly bouncing
> around, transferring and transforming into other forms of energy but
> never disappearing.