Natural Science Forum / Physics / New Theories / April 2007

"The Scarcity of Life Bearing Planets"
    There is considerable interest in the possibility that there may be a
large number of planets in our galaxy that are suitable for life. In the
hope that there may be intelligent life on planets lying within a reasonable

I want to eliminate second law of thermodynamics. I believe that doing
such, would make the universe much more interesting. Any tips?
second law of thermodynamics = hell
Please repeal it.

The geometry of the universe is curved space.     Gravity does not slow
light,but makes the distance from A to B longer. It stretches spacetime.
The shortest distance is a straight line,and the universe has none
Bert

A black hole can not hold up its event horizon once it has reached a
mass density of 6 trillion Suns.  It is at this point it collapses to
its center,and the implosion creates a mini bang explosion releasing its
singularity. Our universe is such a universe.  There are as many mini

A space ship going at the speed of light has shortened space in the
direction it is going to zero.  It has stopped spacetime. It can now be
at every place at once.  It has a greater energy than the whole
universe. It has a greater inertia than the whole universe.  It has

Using quantum gravity the exact gravitational center of an object the
size of the Earth has to be hollow.  How much volume (big a bubble??)
I have no idea.   It would be inside solid iron        It would be very
close to a perfect sphere  It would be the exact opposite to a black

"Evidence of the Existence of the Aether"
    It is the currently accepted "truth" that there is no experimental
evidence of the Aether. This seems surprising because, if the Aether made
its presence any more obvious, physicists would have teeth marks on their

LINKS FOR "THE FUTURE OF MIND CONTROL  AND WEAPONS":
(google video/ youtube / rakmanenuff.blogspot.com)
1. WEB LINKS, SEARCH WORDS, NAMES
2. BOOKLIST

33 years ago in 1974, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office -
unprovoked - shut down inventor Ed Gray's facilities which were
preparing to produce the Gray Car powered by Ed Gray's fuelless motor,
which utilized energy from the vacuum.

"The Flaw in High Energy Physics"
    When it comes to particle physics a question arises. High Energy
experiments have led to a plethora of short-lived high-energy products. As
an example, a proton and an anti-proton, each having a mass equivalent

"Measuring Our Absolute Velocity"
    In the 19th century, science had concluded that reality was based upon
the Aether, a rigid medium that pervaded all of space. The Aether was
required to account for the ability of forces (electric, magnetic,

I have been watching several cosmology videos
recently.
In particular "Super-Massive Black Holes" and "Space - BBC"
To  me there is a contradiction...on the one hand black holes are in

I bet not many of you 'rocket scientists' know that without water,
gasoline right now has no power, and the petroleum just burns and
smokes.  Water?  The source of everything, and they even make hydrogen
bombs out of it.  And I bet not one of you morons has even bothered to

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