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An attraction field never loses  its energy - Why ??!!

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Y.Porat - 19 Jul 2008 07:25 GMT
Any attraction field never loses its energy-
in an  ordinary attraction process  it does

WHY ????

TIA
Y.Porat
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Hayek - 19 Jul 2008 08:01 GMT
> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Y.Porat
> ---------------------

The field does not contain energy, it is the separartion of the
attracted objects that contains it.

Uwe Heyek.
Y.Porat - 19 Jul 2008 09:43 GMT
> > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> > in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
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>
> Uwe Heyek.

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?????

can a field  make a force along some distance ??

TIA
Y.Porat
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Hayek - 19 Jul 2008 10:03 GMT
>>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> can a field  make a force along some distance ??

Exactly, at the expense of the separation.

Uwe Hayek.

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Als ik nu op dit moment geld transfereer [in België] naar een
andere rekening staat dat een uur later daar gecrediteerd.
-- Boutros Gali, realiteitsdeskundige.

Y.y.Porat - 19 Jul 2008 10:21 GMT
> >>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> >>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>
> ------------------
if force time distance for you
WORK??
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TIA
Y.Porat
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Hayek - 19 Jul 2008 17:14 GMT
>>>>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>>>>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> if force time distance for you
> WORK??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_work

Quote
Main article: work (thermodynamics)
The SI unit of work is the joule (J), which is defined as the work done
by a force of one newton acting over a distance of one meter.
Unquote

Uwe Hayek.

Signature

Als ik nu op dit moment geld transfereer [in België] naar een
andere rekening staat dat een uur later daar gecrediteerd.
-- Boutros Gali, realiteitsdeskundige.

Y.Porat - 20 Jul 2008 02:12 GMT
> >>>>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> >>>>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 23 lines]
> by a force of one newton acting over a distance of one meter.
> Unquote
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so if a magnet attracts   a piece of iron  along one meter
does it do work ??
work needs energy
so does that magnetic field that did work
lost that amount of work from its overall work potential  ??

(from its energy 'arsenal' ) ???
TIA
Y.Porat
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> Uwe Hayek.
>
> --
> Als ik nu op dit moment geld transfereer [in België] naar een
> andere rekening staat dat een uur later daar gecrediteerd.
> -- Boutros Gali, realiteitsdeskundige.

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whats that supposed to be ??

Y.P
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Hayek - 20 Jul 2008 12:12 GMT
>>>>>>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>>>>>>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
>
> (from its energy 'arsenal' ) ???

No, from the work supllied when you separated them.

Look at it as stretching a spring between the objects you separate.

Uwe Hayek.

>  TIA
> Y.Porat
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> Y.P
> ---------------------------------
Y.Porat - 20 Jul 2008 13:06 GMT
> >>>>>>> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> >>>>>>> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> No, from the work supllied when you separated them.
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and if i keep it not   separated??
did  it (the field  ) --   lost     energy ??

let me 'advance' you a   bit with parroting
ie to the level of other (more 'sophisticated' )   parrots
lets talk about
**virtual photons **

TIA
Y.Porat
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> Look at it as stretching a spring between the objects you separate.
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> > Y.P
> > ---------------------------------
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 20 Jul 2008 14:27 GMT
Y.Porat  A rubber string works best for relative thinking on gluons
Bert
Y.Porat - 20 Jul 2008 16:01 GMT
> Y.Porat  A rubber string works best for relative thinking on gluons
> Bert

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does a rubber string has

10   percent mass and 90 percent
witches on brooms   ????  (:-)

ATB
Y.Porat
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G=EMC^2 Glazier - 20 Jul 2008 18:07 GMT
Y.Porat  Witches ???  But it fits well with attraction getting stronger
over distance  Go figure Contra to the inverse square law  Bert
Y.Porat - 20 Jul 2008 23:35 GMT
> Y.Porat  Witches ???  But it fits well with attraction getting stronger
> over distance  Go figure Contra to the inverse square law  Bert

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the facts that you mentioned are right
but the     explanations ??
virtual photons is virtual physics
1
90 [ercent of the nucleid 9Proton Neutron) )  is unknown yet
so   presenting it as known is a harmful lie
and crime against advance of science !!

2
no messenger that moves in straight   lines
can make any attraction force .
3
until now  **no attration force**
is properly physically explained .**and understood **
so presenting it as known
is a harmful crime against advance of science
(and human resources !!)

ATB
Y.Porat
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G=EMC^2 Glazier - 22 Jul 2008 15:29 GMT
Y.Porat Virtual photons have a force that can be measured. They are not
detected as we like to detect,but are there.  Go figure  Bert
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 22 Jul 2008 15:25 GMT
Y. Porat  Dont know about witches on brooms or fairies on needle points.
I do know the strong force gets stronger with distance,and so does
pulling on a rubber band. It fits  Bert
Y.Porat - 26 Jul 2008 06:34 GMT
> Y. Porat  Dont know about witches on brooms or fairies on needle points.
> I do know the strong force gets stronger with distance,and so does
> pulling on a rubber band. It fits  Bert

wrong!!

the strong force does   not get stronger with distance!!
it gets stronger and suddenly disappear
quit in a very short  additional distance

and that exactly is
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES
TO THINK ABOUT !!

(the secretes of any attraction force lie just at this point !!!))
why ???!!!

TIA
Y.Porat
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Jeff▲Relf - 19 Jul 2008 19:44 GMT
“ Any attraction field never loses its energy --
 in an  ordinary attraction process  it does. WHY ? ? ? ”, you asked.

Because it's a hyperstatic hyperstructure.
( i.e. 4-D, nearly impossible to visualize ).
The Earth's orbit is 4-D hyperstraight, hyperstatic, not 3-D curved.

Nothing is acausal .. randomness is ignorance, nothing more.
TW - 27 Jul 2008 23:28 GMT
> " Any attraction field never loses its energy --
>   in an  ordinary attraction process  it does. WHY ? ? ? ", you asked.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Nothing is acausal .. randomness is ignorance, nothing more.

Jeff, I have left you alone for nearly two years and you are still
coming out with nonsense. Why is that?

Have you genuinely been unable to take your knowledge of the subject
even an inch further? If that is the case, you may want to think about
why that is...

Did you ever discover the reason behind why the universe is described
as having three spatial dimensions?
Jeff▲Relf - 30 Jul 2008 03:02 GMT
You're Mother Goose ? Phineas T. Puddleduck ?

All the evidence suggests General Relativity is right;
i.e. intrinsically, irregardless of what is or isn't known,
nature is 4-D static.  And there's no evidence to counter it.

Put more simply:
nature can't be acausal, randomness can't be anything but ignorance.

“ This paper pursues two aims.

 First, to show that the block universe view, regarding the universe as
 a timelessly existing four-dimensional world,
 is the only one that is consistent with special relativity.

 Second, to argue that special relativity alone can resolve
 the debate on whether the world is
 three-dimensional or four-dimensional.

 The argument advanced in the paper is that
 if the world were three-dimensional

 the kinematic consequences of special relativity and more importantly
 the experiments confirming them would be impossible. ”.
 
 -- “ Is There an Alternative to the Block Universe View ? ”
    Petkov ( 2005 )  Philsci-Archive.Pitt.EDU/archive/00002408/
Y.Porat - 20 Jul 2008 02:14 GMT
> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
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> Y.Porat
> ---------------------

copyright for the above question   19-07-2008   ????

Y.Porat
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Mitch Raemsch - 21 Jul 2008 00:48 GMT
> > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> > in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Y.Porat
> -----------------------------------

Matter's EM field is also Electromagnetic energy density.
Electricty is a repulsive force.

Mitch Raemsch
PD - 21 Jul 2008 00:50 GMT
> Any attraction field never loses its energy-

That's right.

> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does

Such as what?

Where do you suppose the energy goes?

> WHY ????
>
> TIA
> Y.Porat
> ---------------------
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 05:17 GMT
> > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
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>
> -------------------
see my answers to others
you are of course welcome to join  in

TIA
Y.Porat
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> > WHY ????
PD - 21 Jul 2008 05:31 GMT
> > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
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>
> see my answers to others

It doesn't "cost" energy for one object to interact with another. For
fundamental particles, there is no loss at all, though there is an
interaction. For *composite* objects that interact with each other,
some of the energy of the interaction can be turned into *internal*
energy, such as thermal energy or internal vibrations. But even in
this case, there isn't any energy lost or consumed. Some of it is just
converted into other forms.

> you are of course welcome to join  in
>
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>
> > > WHY ????
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 08:35 GMT
> > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> this case, there isn't any energy lost or consumed. Some of it is just
> converted into other forms.
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thanks
but still not deep to scratch

it i s knwon experimentally  that say
a steel magnet is attracting say one piece of iron
'at no cost'  of of its further ability
ie
later it can do the same job
exactly quantitatively the same job.

now it i snot self understandable
i thinkk we all agree that the atraction action is done by
some 'force messengers'
morover
those force messengers work continuously  non stop
at any fraction of second you like
(btw  they 'work in some cases only in some directions
and in other cases of fierlds - in another direction)

so   let us save time and go to the next step

we can guess that those messengers are 'fountained   out
and back !!
whithout any lose of anyone of them or another posibilty
no loss in their overall number
in case there is a 'borrow and lend' process

it is more reasonable that most of them come back
after' fountained' out  even if doing nothing
(no any attraction job)
now
how does that 'fountain works  ??

lets stop in that step

TIA
Y.Porat
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> > you are of course welcome to join  in
>
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>
> > > > WHY ????
PD - 21 Jul 2008 11:46 GMT
> > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
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> now
> how does that 'fountain works  ??

Here is where one stops *imagining* for a moment and starts putting
things in terms of testable predictions and then testing them.

For example, IF what you IMAGINE were the case, then one could test
this very simply. Take a magnet and two different pieces of metal. One
piece of metal is geometrically small and doesn't take up much of the
3D space surrounding the magnet. Another piece of metal is
geometrically more spread out and consumes much more of the 3D space
surrounding the magnet. IF what you IMAGINE were the case, there would
be more "leakage" of escaping particles in the first case than in the
second case, and there would be noticeably faster weakening of the
magnet in the first case compared with the second case over time. Now,
I invite you to put that to experimental test. That is, DO it, and see
if what you IMAGINE really turns out to be true.

> lets stop in that step
>
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>
> > > > > WHY ????
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 13:26 GMT
> > > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
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> I invite you to put that to experimental test. That is, DO it, and see
> if what you IMAGINE really turns out to be true.
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you compleley ddint understand me
or may be i am a poor   explainer of my thoughts

i dont say that any messenger is lost
not in a big iron piece not in a small   one
and that is exactly the point
(btw
try not to be apriori hostile and try to go with me
a long some way  ie try to be a bit more tolearant and with a
'positive mode '
and so we might get somewher further
i intend to  do    it a step by step
because the issue is imho
a bit more complicated than acustomed to be )

so
lest start examining the possible properties  of the
attraction messengers :
ie
to analyse it more abstractly first

1
do we agree that th e   attracttion force is done by messengers ??

if yes
after such a messenger is shot out
does it' control itself' or may be even after being shot
there is still   something else that goes on controlling it ??

2
does those messengers move in straight lines

more questions later

btw i am not in hurry to answer about  my opinion
in order to let thinking and let  other   people to think and get in
TIA
Y.Porat
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PD - 21 Jul 2008 15:07 GMT
> > > > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
[quoted text clipped - 91 lines]
> 1
> do we agree that th e   attracttion force is done by messengers ??

Yes.

> if yes
> after such a messenger is shot out
> does it' control itself' or may be even after being shot
> there is still   something else that goes on controlling it ??

Neither. A cannonball doesn't control itself, nor is there anything
else that is controlling it besides the laws of physics.

> 2
> does those messengers move in straight lines

Neither, as far as we know. The trajectories of a particle between A
and B is undetermined, and in fact the only model that produces
calculations that accurately match *measurements* is one that says
that all paths -- straight, curved, and crooked -- are taken by the
same particle between A and B. No model that has a unique straight
trajectory or a unique curved trajectory between A and B has yet to
produce *quantitatively accurate* predictions of the actually observed
behavior. If you have a model that DOES have a unique trajectory
between A and B and which you can show produces accurate numbers in
calculations, then you are free to trot it out. But agreement on the
"concept" of a unique trajectory between A and B is a completely empty
and valueless exercise, as it has absolutely no predictive power and
is therefore scientifically useless.

> more questions later
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Y.Porat
> ------------------------
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 15:41 GMT
> > > > > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
[quoted text clipped - 84 lines]
> else that is controlling it besides the laws of physics.
> ----------------------
that question is too important to answer it too quick
and it is a bit more complicated than you think !!

let see what  other people wil say about it
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> > 2
> > does those messengers move in straight lines
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> is therefore scientifically useless.
> -------------------------
imho
it cannt be in   straight    lines !!

(all other possibilities might be but not straight

because if A is shooting  a messenger  to be straight line
that messenger   has momentum
and momentum has direction
the above momentum will push B instead of   pulling it !!

anyway lets again hear  other opinions as well
before we go on

TIA
Y.Porat
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> > more questions later
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> > Y.Porat
> > ------------------------
Y.Porat - 22 Jul 2008 04:44 GMT
> > > > > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
[quoted text clipped - 102 lines]
> else that is controlling it besides the laws of physics.
> ------------------------------

a cannon ball   is not like our case:

the cannon ball is shot and after that is controlled
by the gravitational field

in our attraction force   (say  a magnet)
we dont know about any exterior influence
on our messenger

if you say that even in the magnet case the gravitational
force still exists
we know that the  gravitational force compared
to the the   magnetic force (field) is negligible !!
so can we say
that after being shot out the  messenger
has no other control but its own (net)  initial   properties
2
if you  like we can decide to   deal only with   the case
of no additional **external intervention**
in the movement of the messenger

TIA
Y.Porat
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> > 2
> > does those messengers move in straight lines
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> > Y.Porat
> > ------------------------
Y.y.Porat - 23 Jul 2008 04:47 GMT
> > > > > > > > > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
[quoted text clipped - 152 lines]
> > > Y.Porat
> > > ------------------------

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so
from the lack of answers  we may conclude
that actually no one has a real answer to my  OP  question!!

Y.Porat
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G=EMC^2 Glazier - 22 Jul 2008 15:33 GMT
PD  Best answer is this  The field is locked inside the universe. It has
accelerating expanding space to deal with   Bert
Y.Porat - 24 Jul 2008 04:46 GMT
> 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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if you   mean by 'locked inside the universe'

to some circular' fountain'  100 percent elastic   process   --   you
are right

expansion has nothing to do with it
mine and your hight remained the same  AFAIK)
my hight even contracted about 2 centimeters with age   (:-)

ATB
Y.Porat
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franklinhu@yahoo.com - 24 Jul 2008 05:04 GMT
> > PD  Best answer is this  The field is locked inside the universe. It has
> > accelerating expanding space to deal with   Bert
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Y.Porat
> --------------------

The straight answer to your question is that the attraction field gets
it's energy from the surrounding ambient thermal energy. The electrons/
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:

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
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.

So there is no "magic". There is no expanding space or locked up space
energy, it merely the conversion of the ambient thermal energy by
matter. The attraction is consuming (converting) energy that it gets
from the surrounding environment. Is this not reasonable?

And to be clear, in order to change the trajectory of any particle, a
force must be applied. 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.

Simple huh?

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
Y.Porat - 24 Jul 2008 08:32 GMT
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
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> The straight answer to your question is that the attraction field gets
> it's energy from the surrounding ambient thermal energy. The electrons/
--------------------
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
----------------
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
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> 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
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> now in the response phase it does not work )
> -------------

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

> ----------------
> -------------> field is reduced. We already see some strange behavior with Bose-
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> of the field maker ??
> ----------------
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.

> -----------------------
> The attraction is consuming (converting) energy that it gets
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> unless someone will show me that
> --------

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 !!
> -------

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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> 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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>
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>
> >fhumag

> ----------------
> 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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>
> read more »

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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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>
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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.
Sue... - 21 Jul 2008 00:58 GMT
> Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
>
> WHY ????

<<... small fractional values of r cause the 1/r3
term to become large. Conversely, for large
values of r, the 1/r term may be orders of magnitude
bigger than the others. This kind of reasoning results
in the definition of three regions: the reactive
near field, the radiating near field, and the far field.

In the reactive near field, energy is stored in
the electric and magnetic fields very close to the
source but not radiated from them. Instead, energy
is exchanged between the signal source and the fields. >>
http://archive.evaluationengineering.com/archive/articles/1005/1005the_world.asp

http://www.sm.luth.se/~urban/master/Theory/3.html

Sue...

> TIA
> Y.Porat
> ---------------------
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 05:12 GMT
> > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
> > in an  ordinary attraction process  it does
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>
> Sue...
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i am   talking *only* about the attraction field and its
work ability

and  only the results of an attraction action of it
the net attraction act

it is obvious that if say rthe sun    is radiating huge quantities of
mass
its gravitation will diminish in billions of years
but my question is about
if you take its mass  neglecting  (discounting)its radiation of mass
that is not connected at all to the attraction action
and test its attraction ability at the next attraction job  ....
in short
why are attraction messengers never get lost
(at least not as can be detected by experimets)

(we never heard    about a piece of a steel magnet
that its magnetic field    the next day
is smaller than to day !!! even after doing attraction jobs today )

or another example
if a Proton is keeping and electron next to it
by attraction
the magnitude of that attraction tomorrow
is not less than today !
(iow  there is conservation of charge of a particle
why        and    ** how**  ?? )

TIA
Y.Porat
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Tom Roberts - 21 Jul 2008 04:00 GMT
> Any attraction field never loses its energy-

Actually this is not true. An "attraction field" such as an electric
field does not lose energy EXCEPT when it does work on an object. Why do
you think conservation of energy has become an important part of
physics? -- because it works.

Tom Roberts
Y.Porat - 21 Jul 2008 04:47 GMT
> > Any attraction field never loses its energy-
>
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>
> Tom Roberts

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i dont mean  the conservation of energy globally

i mean conseravtion for that tested field   of a specific mass
one would suppose that if a field say
of a magnetic mass or even a single particle
or a single Atom is doing work on another mass
it will cost loss of energy to the acting mass or object
ie
for doing work you have to pay with enrgy loss
as for instance
if your car is doing work you have to pay in loss of its
energy resource
2
if you like we can put the question differently:

why an attraction field
**does not lose some of its attraction messengers
after doing an attraction job??!!

(you can guess that i have some answer (suggestion) for it
but i would like others to get it step by step )

TIA
Y.Porat
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TIA
Y.Porat
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