Tesla,Velikovsky and the Fraud of Science

rahu

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here is another falsified earthquake summary by the USGS.
the falsification of data first started about8 years ago. the USGS produced a catalogue of earthquakes going back 100 years. the intent of the article was to show that the number of large quakes had not increased but remained constant over that time period. I think the list still exist but I can't find it. anyways, this list was pure fabrication. after describing their technique etc., the last paragraph before that listed the large quakes said," this list was produced by assuming that the rate of large quakes during the last decade was the norm. so they projected backwards to claim that these large earthquakes has existed at a common rate for over a hundred years. this was a blatant lie for a couple of reasons.

the first is that the rate of large quakes 7.0 was constant at 2-3 a years since record have been kept. but beginning in 1970 the number of large quakes doubled every 19 years. that is from 1960 t0 1970 there were 3 large quakes .from 1970 to 1980 there were 7 large quakes. from 1980 to 1990 there were 15 large quakes and from 1990 t0 1995(when I read this article in popular science magazine) there had already been 15 large quakes.

secondly as astrologers we know that the earth has been slowing down about one second a year si9nce about 1900.calculating charts one must add the accumulation of seconds to the LST to remain in correlation with he ephemeris.

this article simply ignores the basis analysis of earthquakes historically

hi lilly0170
although this is not a horary response to your question, there is a practical method to predict ovulation

there is a astronomical/astrological technique to predict when a woman ovulates. as you know fertilization can only occur in a 20-30 minute window as the egg travels down the fallopian tubes.
this movement by the egg occurs when the transiting sun-moon relationship is the same as in your natal chart.

I think this is called the Jonas astrological method.

so for instance if you are born with the moon 90 degrees in front of the sun, then every month ,no matter what signs,when the moon is 90 degrees in front of the sun, you will ovulate. ovulation has nothing to do with a woman's menstruation cycle.

your moon is in front of your sun by 21degrees 55minutes, so each month when this exact aspect forms you will ovulate.

on December 20 ,2017 at 7:12UT, you will begin to ovulate.since sperm is motile for 3 days, sexual contact in these 3 days will give the sperm a chance to fertilize your egg. I would think the night before would be the best time to try to become pregnant .

https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevor...dict-uptick-in-2018-earthquakes/#792eee276f24
Earth's Rotation Is Mysteriously Slowing Down: Experts Predict Uptick In 2018 Earthquakes


Scientists have found strong evidence that 2018 will see a big uptick in the number of large earthquakes globally. Earth's rotation, as with many things, is cyclical, slowing down by a few milliseconds per day then speeding up again.
You and I will never notice this very slight variation in the rotational speed of Earth. However, we will certainly notice the result, an increase in the number of severe earthquakes.
Geophysicists are able to measure the rotational speed of Earth extremely precisely, calculating slight variations on the order of milliseconds. Now, scientists believe a slowdown of the Earth's rotation is the link to an observed cyclical increase in earthquakes.
To start, the research team of geologists analyzed every earthquake to occur since 1900 at a magnitude above 7.0. They were looking for trends in the occurrence of large earthquakes. What they found is that roughly every 32 years there was an uptick in the number of significant earthquakes worldwide.(I don't know where they get this data but it probably is from the bogus list of alleged great quakes that I mentioned above rahu)



The team was puzzled as to the root cause of this cyclicity in earthquake rate. They compared it with a number of global historical datasets and found only one that showed a strong correlation with the uptick in earthquakes. That correlation was to the slowing down of Earth's rotation. Specifically, the team noted that around every 25-30 years Earth's rotation began to slow down and that slowdown happened just before the uptick in earthquakes. The slowing rotation historically has lasted for 5 years, with the last year triggering an increase in earthquakes...............................

the entire scientific establishment has been politicized over the last 20 or so years. the first report of bogus data came from a scientist who wrote a article in Science magazine in the early 1990s. the government had approached climate scientists and told them to change the level of particulate matter in the air. the government had never asked scientist to falsify their data before, although today, you cannot trust what government scientist say about anything. the only possible reason the government wanted to falsify the data was that at the end of the first Iraq war, saddam Hussein had ordered all the wells in Kuwait to be blown up. the burning of these petroleum fires produce a huge increase in particulate matter in the atmosphere. so apparently the defense department did not want the real dimensions of the destruction of wells to be concealed from the public.

it seems the current falsehood is being spread to try to alleviate the publics fear of the increasing number of large quakes by focusing on this non existent rotation argument.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/data/centennial.pdf

i expressed extreme skepticism about the usgs claim that the rate of largest quakes has been constant over the last century.
i finally got around to looking at their data
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/data/centennial.pdf
the last paragraph before the list of earthquakes is as follows:
"If our magnitude assumptions are valid,then the rate of earthquake occurance at any given magnitude threshold should be constant provided that the global rates of seismicity are assumed constant on a timescale of decades(Pachceo and Sykes 1992) and the catalog is complete at that threshold."
this catalog is based on assumptions.and the basic flaw is they assume the rate has been constant for the century based on the last 4 or 5 decades as there isno accurate data from the first half of the century.of course if one assumes earthquakes are ofconstant frequency, then any theorical list will reflect this assumption.
ithe list provides a tidied list of magnitudes and locations.
but the reality is not that clear for early earthquakes with no depth or magnitude recorded(no earthquake scales existed before the 50's).
to make a point how difficult this is ,one needs to look only at the great san francisco earthquake in 1906this occurred in a highly populated area and with state of the art seismgraphs of the time,yet it was almost 100 years before seismologist could pinpoint the location .the epicenter was place over a wide area of northern california.then about 25 years ago ,instead of the epicenter being in the east bay or north bay( as many assume by the fault libes that ruptured) the epicenter was placed of the beach off the Great Highway in san francisco.then about 10 yeaqrs ago,this estimate was revuised and today the epicenter is placed off the beach of the city ofpacifica.this is about 10 miles furthur south. so how can they make assumptions about great quakes that happened for instance in the desert of mongolia with no dense population?
and if there is such consistency ,why can the usgs not predict into the future instead of just the past


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rahu

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I just noticed an another example of fostering the incomplete theory of gravity as well as ignoring the several new theories that suggest an electromagnetic source of the universes powers.
this article is disguised as a "new age" missive, and......

Gravity has a powerful influence not only over inanimate matter but also over biological systems. Plants grow opposite to gravity and animals maintain balance against this ever present force.

Balance against gravity is so important, that gait (the degree of side-to-side movement during walking) is a reliable indicator of mental decline in elderly people. But gravity also creates the pressure that slows the biological clock: in space the body grows old much faster. Even bacteria get more virulent in free space.

But surprisingly gravitational changes even regulate our mood. Roller coaster rides are popular because they manipulate the feeling of gravity. During the ride the sense of weight gradually increases, then disappears suddenly, replaced by the feeling of lightness. Gravity is simulated by an upward vertical motion.


animals maintain balance against this ever present force.

Balance against gravity is so important, that gait (the degree of side-to-side movement during walking) is a reliable indicator of mental decline in elderly people


they attribute everything to gravity. this is a spiritually subversive asrticle because it like the theory of evolution. it tries to deny the power of spirit in anything. so many ridiculous assumptions given as scientific facts,the web sit is obvious been bought out and is issuing the insidious dogma of the new world order under a guise of spiritual/new age belief systems. this is a radical departure from the straight foreword lies, now the guardian of dogma are try to instill lies into the basic frequencies of the soul
rahu.

http://humansarefree.com/2018/01/the-science-of-karma-cultivating.html#more
The Science of Karma: Cultivating Positive Change and Emotional Stability from Within









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Cap

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I just noticed an another example of fostering the incomplete theory of gravity as well as ignoring the several new theories that suggest an electromagnetic source of the universes powers.
this article is disguised as a "new age" missive, and......

Gravity has a powerful influence not only over inanimate matter but also over biological systems. Plants grow opposite to gravity and animals maintain balance against this ever present force.

Balance against gravity is so important, that gait (the degree of side-to-side movement during walking) is a reliable indicator of mental decline in elderly people. But gravity also creates the pressure that slows the biological clock: in space the body grows old much faster. Even bacteria get more virulent in free space.

But surprisingly gravitational changes even regulate our mood. Roller coaster rides are popular because they manipulate the feeling of gravity. During the ride the sense of weight gradually increases, then disappears suddenly, replaced by the feeling of lightness. Gravity is simulated by an upward vertical motion.


animals maintain balance against this ever present force.

Balance against gravity is so important, that gait (the degree of side-to-side movement during walking) is a reliable indicator of mental decline in elderly people


they attribute everything to gravity. this is a spiritually subversive asrticle because it like the theory of evolution. it tries to deny the power of spirit in anything. so many ridiculous assumptions given as scientific facts,the web sit is obvious been bought out and is issuing the insidious dogma of the new world order under a guise of spiritual/new age belief systems. this is a radical departure from the straight foreword lies, now the guardian of dogma are try to instill lies into the basic frequencies of the soul
rahu.

http://humansarefree.com/2018/01/the-science-of-karma-cultivating.html#more
The Science of Karma: Cultivating Positive Change and Emotional Stability from Within










You are absolutely right, that article is ridiculous. Article shows several common misconceptions that are so typical and incomprehensive to a "western" mind.

First, westerners are "trained" by philosophical and religious systems to believe that there is a meaning to reality. It is hard to accept for a western mind that reality is meaningless (purposeless), that it is a game, a play, a continuous experience that will go on indefinitely (if allowed) without some goal to reach, without some point of conclusion. The only meaning reality can have is what we assign to it with our minds (thought process).

Second, eastern philosophies (where the concept of karma originated) are not materialistic at all. They fall in idealistic spectrum, saying that reality is a virtual playground created by consciousness or that it is an illusion. Illusion in a sense that it is not fundamental and objective, it is a creation of consciousness, or to be more precise, creation of the mind (the same way as dreams and imagination). So, in this sense, gravity, speed of light and all other "laws of nature" are "imagined" collectively (in a manner of speaking because apparent duality is also part of the illusion - there is only one consciousness). They are part of the "game mechanics", they cannot possibly exert influence on the mind because the mind is their originator.

And last, nothing is more misunderstood in the west than the concept of karma. Karma basically means action. It means as long as one acts in this "virtual reality system" that action will produce more action causing continuation of the experience. This action starts way before actual physical action manifests, it starts with thoughts and desires. Many thoughts and desires are so deeply rooted in vast layers of unconscious mind that they manifest into action seemingly automatically as something "normal or natural" (for example, the most obvious is desire for life experiences in general - it seems perfectly normal for majority of people that they exist in this reality, have a body and experience life). Only when the body and the mind are in actionless state (as in deep meditation) it is possible to experience and identify with one's true nature, that is timeless and and actionless consciousness. If karma is some mechanical cause and effect "law" then one could never achieve this actionless state by willing it so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60TdZApIppU
 

david starling

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You are absolutely right, that article is ridiculous. Article shows several common misconceptions that are so typical and incomprehensive to a "western" mind.

First, westerners are "trained" by philosophical and religious systems to believe that there is a meaning to reality. It is hard to accept for a western mind that reality is meaningless (purposeless), that it is a game, a play, a continuous experience that will go on indefinitely (if allowed) without some goal to reach, without some point of conclusion. The only meaning reality can have is what we assign to it with our minds (thought process).

Second, eastern philosophies (where the concept of karma originated) are not materialistic at all. They fall in idealistic spectrum, saying that reality is a virtual playground created by consciousness or that it is an illusion. Illusion in a sense that it is not fundamental and objective, it is a creation of consciousness, or to be more precise, creation of the mind (the same way as dreams and imagination). So, in this sense, gravity, speed of light and all other "laws of nature" are "imagined" collectively (in a manner of speaking because apparent duality is also part of the illusion - there is only one consciousness). They are part of the "game mechanics", they cannot possibly exert influence on the mind because the mind is their originator.

And last, nothing is more misunderstood in the west than the concept of karma. Karma basically means action. It means as long as one acts in this "virtual reality system" that action will produce more action causing continuation of the experience. This action starts way before actual physical action manifests, it starts with thoughts and desires. Many thoughts and desires are so deeply rooted in vast layers of unconscious mind that they manifest into action seemingly automatically as something "normal or natural" (for example, the most obvious is desire for life experiences in general - it seems perfectly normal for majority of people that they exist in this reality, have a body and experience life). Only when the body and the mind are in actionless state (as in deep meditation) it is possible to experience and identify with one's true nature, that is timeless and and actionless consciousness. If karma is some mechanical cause and effect "law" then one could never achieve this actionless state by willing it so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60TdZApIppU

Seems like Christianity understands it, if you interpret "all are born in sin", as being trapped in the Karmic cycle. But Westerners refuse to abandon hope as a way out, and instead are going with "beam us up, Jesus"; or, as adherents of Materialistic Modern Science, simply reject the concept of Souls continuing to reincarnate after the death of the (illusionary) "material body".
 

rahu

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Seems like Christianity understands it, if you interpret "all are born in sin", as being trapped in the Karmic cycle. But Westerners refuse to abandon hope as a way out, and instead are going with "beam us up, Jesus"; or, as adherents of Materialistic Modern Science, simply reject the concept of Souls continuing to reincarnate after the death of the (illusionary) "material body".
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I agree in principle but I think there is such a diversity among Christian belief systems, that I think there are Christian systems that see past the catholic christian stance as you prersent it.
rahu
 

rahu

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You are absolutely right, that article is ridiculous. Article shows several common misconceptions that are so typical and incomprehensive to a "western" mind.

First, westerners are "trained" by philosophical and religious systems to believe that there is a meaning to reality. It is hard to accept for a western mind that reality is meaningless (purposeless), that it is a game, a play, a continuous experience that will go on indefinitely (if allowed) without some goal to reach, without some point of conclusion. The only meaning reality can have is what we assign to it with our minds (thought process).

Second, eastern philosophies (where the concept of karma originated) are not materialistic at all. They fall in idealistic spectrum, saying that reality is a virtual playground created by consciousness or that it is an illusion. Illusion in a sense that it is not fundamental and objective, it is a creation of consciousness, or to be more precise, creation of the mind (the same way as dreams and imagination). So, in this sense, gravity, speed of light and all other "laws of nature" are "imagined" collectively (in a manner of speaking because apparent duality is also part of the illusion - there is only one consciousness). They are part of the "game mechanics", they cannot possibly exert influence on the mind because the mind is their originator.

And last, nothing is more misunderstood in the west than the concept of karma. Karma basically means action. It means as long as one acts in this "virtual reality system" that action will produce more action causing continuation of the experience. This action starts way before actual physical action manifests, it starts with thoughts and desires. Many thoughts and desires are so deeply rooted in vast layers of unconscious mind that they manifest into action seemingly automatically as something "normal or natural" (for example, the most obvious is desire for life experiences in general - it seems perfectly normal for majority of people that they exist in this reality, have a body and experience life). Only when the body and the mind are in actionless state (as in deep meditation) it is possible to experience and identify with one's true nature, that is timeless and and actionless consciousness. If karma is some mechanical cause and effect "law" then one could never achieve this actionless state by willing it so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60TdZApIppU
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HAHAHA
I was subscribed to the web site that this article was from
http://humansarefree.com/2018/01/the...ting.html#more
The Science of Karma: Cultivating Positive Change and Emotional Stability from Within

but since I posted this criticism , they have not sent me any more newsletters. I guess the all knowing eye is upon us LOL.

rahu
 

rahu

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http://beforeitsnews.com/space/2018/02/outflows-from-black-holes-are-creating-new-molecules-where-there-should-only-be-destruction-2511268.html

( this article is a interesting example of current scientists being so dogmatic about a theory being true that they ignore the physical facts that show the theory is false. here the topic is black holes. though this theory is treated as a reality, even though scientist can't see a black hole, contrive computer models to substantiate their theory even as data incompatible with the theory of black hole comes in.
basically black hole gravity is so strong that nothing even light can escape. this is the basic theory .
but several years ago astronomers found massive jets of atomic particles being ejected from the north poles of the alleged black hole. this is impossible is the basic theory is true. but scientist ignored the basic fact that this evidence showed black hole don't exist as postulated. This attitude is analogous to the way darwinist refuse to look at the overwhelming evidence that the theory of evolution is false.rahu)
Outflows From Black Holes are Creating New Molecules Where There Should Only be Destruction
During the 1960s, scientists discovered a massive radio source (known as Sagittarius A*) at the center of the Milky Way, which was later revealed to be a Supermassive Black Holes (SMBH). Since then, they have learned that these SMBHs reside at the center of most massive galaxies. The presence of these black holes is also what allows the centers of these galaxies to have a higher than normal luminosity – aka. Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs).

In the past few years, astronomers have also observed fast molecular outflows emanating from AGNs which left them puzzled. For one, it was a mystery how any particles could survive the heat and energy of a black hole’s outflow. But according to a new study produced by researchers from Northwestern University, these molecules were actually born within the winds themselves. This theory may help explain how stars form in extreme environments.

The study recently appeared in The Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society under the title “The origin of fast molecular outflows in quasars: molecule formation in AGN-driven galactic winds.” The study was conducted by Lindheimer post-doctoral fellow Alexander J Richings and assistant professor Claude-André Faucher-Giguère from Northwestern University’s Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Exploration in Astrophysics (CIERA).
For the sake of their study, Richings developed the first-ever computer code capable of modeling the detailed chemical processes in interstellar gas which are accelerated by a growing SMBH’s radiation. Meanwhile, Claude-André Faucher-Giguère contributed his expertise, having spent his career studying the formation and evolution of galaxies. As Richings explained in a Northwestern press release:


“When a black hole wind sweeps up gas from its host galaxy, the gas is heated to high temperatures, which destroy any existing molecules. By modeling the molecular chemistry in computer simulations of black hole winds, we found that this swept-up gas can subsequently cool and form new molecules.”

The existence of energetic outflows form SMBHs was first confirmed in 2015, when researchers used the ESA’s Herschel Space Observatory and data from the Japanese/US Suzaku satellite to observe the AGN of a galaxy known as IRAS F11119+3257. Such outflows, they determined, are responsible for draining galaxies of their interstellar gas, which has an arresting effect on the formation of new stars and can lead to “red and dead” elliptical galaxies.

This was followed-up in 2017 with observations that indicated that rapidly moving new stars formed in these outflows, something that astronomers previously thought to be impossible because of the extreme conditions present within them. By theorizing that these particles are actually the product of black hole winds, Richings and Faucher-Giguère have managed to address questions raised by these previous observations.
http://beforeitsnews.com/space/2018/01/what-is-quantum-gravity-do-gravitons-exist-what-scientists-think-2511185.html
What Is Quantum Gravity? Do Gravitons Exist? What Scientists Think
Gravity is one of the most perplexing of forces, and it still defies description.



Our world is ruled by four fundamental forces: the gravitational pull of massive objects, the electromagnetic interaction between electric charges, the strong nuclear interaction holding atomic nuclei together and the weak nuclear force causing unstable ones to fall apart.

Physicists have quantum theories for the last three of them that allow very precise calculations of phenomena on the smallest, subatomic scales. However, gravity does not fit into this scheme. Despite decades of research, there is no generally accepted quantum theory of gravity, which is needed to better understand fundamental aspects of our universe.

In this Q&A, Particle Physics and Astrophysics Professor Lance Dixon of Stanford University and the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory explains one approach to developing such a theory, called quantum gravity.Quantum gravity could be key to answering fundamental questions about the universe, such as the physics near black holes.

In this illustration, turbulent winds of gas swirl around a black hole. Some of the gas is spiraling inward toward the black hole, but another part is blown away.
Quantum gravity could be key to answering fundamental questions about the universe, such as the physics near black holes. In this illustration, turbulent winds of gas swirl around a black hole. Some of the gas is spiraling inward toward the black hole, but another part is blown away.
Credit: NASA, M.Weiss/Chandra X-ray Center




What is quantum gravity?

With the exception of gravity, we can describe nature’s fundamental forces using the concepts of quantum mechanics. In these theories, which are summarized in the Standard Model of particle physics, forces are the result of an exchange of tiny quanta of information between interacting particles. Electric charges, for instance, attract or repel each other by exchanging photons – quanta of light that carry the electromagnetic force. The strong and weak forces have corresponding carriers called gluons and W and Z bosons, respectively.

We routinely use these theories to calculate the outcome of subatomic processes with extraordinary precision. For example, we can make accurate predictions for the complex proton-proton collisions at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful man-made particle accelerator.

But gravity is different. Although Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity explains gravity on larger scales as the result of massive objects distorting the fabric of space-time, it doesn’t tell us anything about what happens to subatomic particles gravitationally. Quantum gravity is an attempt to combine Einstein’s general relativity with quantum mechanics. In analogy to the other forces, we predict gravity to be mediated by a force carrier as well, the graviton.

What questions do researchers hope to answer with quantum gravity?

Quantum gravity could help us answer important questions about the universe.

For example, quantum effects play a role near black holes – objects so massive that not even light can escape their gravitational pull when emitted from within a certain radius, the black hole’s event horizon. However, black holes are thought to be not completely black. If quantum effects near the event horizon produce pairs of particles, one of them would fall into the black hole, but the other one would escape as so-called Hawking radiation.

Researchers also hope to better understand the very first moments after the Big Bang, when the universe was an extremely hot and dense state with a tremendous amount of energy. On that energy scale, which we call the Planck scale, gravity was as strong as the other fundamental forces, and quantum gravitational effects were crucial. However, we don’t have a compelling quantum theory of gravity yet that could describe physics at those energies.

One has to realize, though, that processes on Earth occur at much smaller energy scales, with unmeasurably small quantum corrections to gravity. With the LHC, for instance, we can reach energies that are a million billion times smaller than the Planck scale. Therefore, quantum gravity studies are mostly “thought experiments,” in which we want to figure out whether we can make predictions about other interactions that might be measurable. However, it turns out that the calculations are quite complicated.

Lance Dixon, a professor for particle physics and astrophysics at Stanford and SLAC
Lance Dixon, a professor for particle physics and astrophysics at Stanford and SLAC
Credit: SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Why is it so difficult to find a quantum theory of gravity?

One version of quantum gravity is provided by string theory, but we’re looking for other possibilities. Gravity is quite different from the other forces, for which we already have quantum theories.

First of all, gravity is extremely weak – on the order of a million billion billion billion times weaker than the weak force. In fact, the only reason why we notice gravity at all is because we feel the combined pull of a huge amount of particles in the Earth.

Gravity is also different because massive objects always attract each other. In contrast, the strong force is only attractive on very short distances, and the electromagnetic force can be either attractive or repellent.

Finally, the graviton fundamentally differs from all the other known force carriers in a particle property known as spin. It has twice the spin of the other force carriers.

How does this affect the calculations?

It makes the mathematical treatment much more difficult.

We generally calculate quantum effects by starting with a dominant mathematical term to which we then add a number of increasingly smaller terms. The number of terms, or order, we need to calculate depends on the accuracy we want to achieve. A complication is that higher-order terms sometimes become infinitely large, and we first need to get rid of these infinities, or divergences, to make meaningful predictions.

For the electromagnetic, weak and strong forces, we’ve known how to do this for decades. We have a systematic way of removing infinities for all orders, called renormalization, which allows us to calculate quantum effects very precisely. Unfortunately, due to gravity’s different nature, we haven’t found a renormalizable theory of gravity yet.

What have you learned about quantum gravity so far?

Over the past decades, researchers in the field have made a lot of progress in better understanding how to do calculations in quantum gravity. For example, it was empirically found that in certain theories and to certain orders, we can replace the complicated mathematical expression for the interaction of gravitons with the square of the interaction of gluons – a simpler expression that we already know how to calculate.

We’ve succeeded in using this discovery to calculate quantum effects to increasingly higher order, which helps us better understand when divergences occur. My colleagues and I have made calculations to fourth order in a theory called N=8 supergravity without finding any divergences. Ideally, we would like to compute to higher orders to test various predictions for infinities, but that’s very hard.

We were also involved in a recent study in which we looked at the theory of two gravitons bouncing off each other. It was shown over 30 years ago that divergences occurring on the second order of these calculations can change under so-called duality transformations that replace one description of the gravitational field with a different but equivalent one. These changes were a surprise because they could mean that the descriptions are not equivalent on the quantum level. However, we’ve now demonstrated that these differences actually don’t change the underlying physics.

How is your approach to quantum gravity different from string theory?

In the approach we’re taking, subatomic particles are described as point-like, as they are in the Standard Model. Each of these particles is associated with a fundamental field that extends throughout space and time. In string theory, on the other hand, particles are thought to be different vibrations of an extended object, similar to different tones coming from the same guitar string. In the first approach, gravitons and photons, for example, are linked to gravitational and photon fields, whereas in string theory, both are different vibrational modes of a string.

One appeal of string theory is that its way of treating particles like extended objects solves the problem of divergences. So, in principle, string theory could make predictions of gravitational effects on the subatomic level.

However, over the years, researchers have found more and more ways of making string theories that look right. I began to be concerned that there may be actually too many options for string theory to ever be predictive, when I studied the subject as a graduate student at Princeton in the mid-1980s. About 10 years ago, the number of possible solutions was already on the order of 10500. For comparison, there are less than 1010 people on Earth and less than 1012 stars in the Milky Way. So how will we ever find the theory that accurately describes our universe?

For quantum gravity, the situation is somewhat the opposite, making the approach potentially more predictive than string theory, in principle. There are probably not too many theories that would allow us to properly handle divergences in quantum gravity – we haven’t actually found a single one yet.

What would be a breakthrough in the field?

It would be very interesting if someone miraculously found a theory that we could use to consistently predict quantum gravitational effects to much higher orders than possible today. Such a theory of gravity would fit into our current picture of nature’s other fundamental forces.

SLAC is a multi-program laboratory exploring frontier questions in photon science, astrophysics, particle physics and accelerator research. Located in Menlo Park, Calif., SLAC is operated by Stanford University for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science.
 

rahu

Banned
The best critique of Darwinism is “Darwin on Trial “by Philip E.Johnson, intervarsity press 1993.
Johnston is a professor of law specializing in the logic of arguments.
Though he does present paleontological evidence that discredits Darwinist, most of the book deals with the logic or illogic arguments of the Darwinist position.
Darwiist simple[y does no have empirical evidence from the fossil record to substantiate the theory(not fact) of naturistic, purposeless evolution. According to Darwin there should be many fossils of the intermediate species that elvolve into later specie. But there is not. Darwin asnsered this problem by saying that the fossil record is incomplete and in the future the evidence of these missing intermediate species will appear. But 100 years later and the fossil record has become even more indicative of the lack of these necessary intermediate specie.
There are two examples that could support Darwin.one is the famous archaeopteryx ,65 million years ago,which was a flying dinosaur with teeth and claws that does seem to fit the intermediate speciesbetween dinosaurs and birds. But newer fossils of birds have been dated, (not with out critics) to 200 million years old which would meant that archaeopteryx was a later side branch and not a direct progenitors of modern birds.
The important word here is direct as Darwin’s theory needs a single genome to directly lead back to the progenitor specie of the modern specie.
There are a collection of reptile /mammal fossils in existence but they cannot be distinguished as to which were reptile and which were proto mammal and therefore cannot give a direct line of decent.

Of the most famous fossils or those of modern man and Darwinist like to point out to the clear line of descent through 4-5 hominids. But the most recent evidence has show that these examples of hominid evolution were in many case living at the same time. So there is no line of descent rather a “bush”.
And more recent investigation has shown that many of these hominids have as much ape like characteristic as proto human characteristic. That is it looks like curtain characteristic might become human in the future. But it is all speculation and prejudice.

One of the most blatant example of Darwinist prejudice is that when one sees a diorama or a illustration of pre human hominids, they always have modern human bodies but ape like heads. This is pure propaganda

But the overwhelming picture of the fossil record is that there are no intermediate species present, only distinctly different species that appear with no progenitor.

When Darwinist are faced with evidence against Darwin’s theory, they usually revert to tautological statements. That is needless repletion of the same sense in different words or a statement that includes all logical possibilities and is therefore always true and hence meaningless for empirical investigation.
The basic concept of natural selection is a tautology. It states the fittest ibdivudauls in a popultion will leve the most offspring,but when asked what does fittest mean?,the answer is those who leave the most off spring. So this circular logic leaves no room for investigation as to it truth or falsity and is in the end meaning less empirically.

Anyways a most remarkable book that shook the Darwinist school.

rahu
 

rahu

Banned
(Stephen Hawkings has gone off the deep end,at least with deductive reasoning rahu)

https://www.yahoo.com/news/watch-stephen-hawking-explain-thinks-140733204.html

It's one of the biggest brainteasers out there: If the Big Bang created everything we know about, what the heck was around before the big bang? No one knows for sure, but everyone has a favorite theory—everyone including renowned British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, of course.
He offered his theory to Neil de Grasse Tyson in a video clip published by Popular Science on Friday. "Nothing was around before the big, big bang," Hawking begins his answer.

(this statement negates basic scientific principles such as matter can neither be destroyed or created. if nothing existed before the hypothetical big bang, then the big bang could not have happened according to the principles of science as we understand it Hawkings suffer from the Darwinian illusion that only matter exist. every thing else is illusion... such as any concept of god or morals rahu)

Entertainment Watch Stephen Hawking Explain What He Thinks Came Before the Big Bang



  • It's one of the biggest brainteasers out there: If the Big Bang created everything we know about, what the heck was around before the big bang? No one knows for sure, but everyone has a favorite theory—everyone including renowned British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, of course.


He offered his theory to Neil de Grasse Tyson in a video clip published by Popular Science on Friday. "Nothing was around before the big, big bang," Hawking begins his answer.
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Stephen Hawking as seen in 2016. Niklas Halle'n/AFP/Getty Images
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The Big Bang theory is the idea that the entire universe began as a pinprick that has been expanding ever since—essentially, that the only reason the universe feels so vast is because it's had 13.8 billion years to get that way. The idea itself has held up pretty well, although scientists still aren't quite sure what force is driving all that growth.
And of course, the theory itself doesn't do anything to explain where precisely that first dot of the universe came from in the first place, hence the brainteaser. And we do mean it when we say brainteaser—Hawking's explanation includes this excellent line:*"Ordinary real time is replaced by imaginary time, which behaves like a fourth direction of space."

But don't let that scare you off; his main point is surprisingly easy to grasp: Hawking approaches the problem by offering a detailed analogy, comparing space-time to any other continuous, curved surface, like the surface of the Earth. "There is nothing south of the South Pole," Hawking says. The same principle holds with the universe: "There was nothing around before the Big Bang."
 

rahu

Banned
(Stephen Hawkings has gone off the deep end,at least with deductive reasoning rahu)
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/watch-stephen-hawking-explain-thinks-140733204.html

It's one of the biggest brainteasers out there: If the Big Bang created everything we know about, what the heck was around before the big bang? No one knows for sure, but everyone has a favorite theory—everyone including renowned British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, of course.
He offered his theory to Neil de Grasse Tyson in a video clip published by Popular Science on Friday. "Nothing was around before the big, big bang," Hawking begins his answer.

(this statement negates basic scientific principles such as matter can neither be destroyed or created. if nothing existed before the hypothetical big bang, then the big bang could not have happened according to the principles of science as we understand it Hawkings suffer from the Darwinian illusion that only matter exist. every thing else is illusion... such as any concept of god or morals rahu)

Entertainment Watch Stephen Hawking Explain What He Thinks Came Before the Big Bang



  • It's one of the biggest brainteasers out there: If the Big Bang created everything we know about, what the heck was around before the big bang? No one knows for sure, but everyone has a favorite theory—everyone including renowned British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, of course.


He offered his theory to Neil de Grasse Tyson in a video clip published by Popular Science on Friday. "Nothing was around before the big, big bang," Hawking begins his answer.
dbd51b104a201bb2ba9f03716c50cf2a
Stephen Hawking as seen in 2016. Niklas Halle'n/AFP/Getty Images
Trending: ‘Call of Duty: WWII’ Updates to Add Paint Shop Feature & New Uniforms
The Big Bang theory is the idea that the entire universe began as a pinprick that has been expanding ever since—essentially, that the only reason the universe feels so vast is because it's had 13.8 billion years to get that way. The idea itself has held up pretty well, although scientists still aren't quite sure what force is driving all that growth.
And of course, the theory itself doesn't do anything to explain where precisely that first dot of the universe came from in the first place, hence the brainteaser. And we do mean it when we say brainteaser—Hawking's explanation includes this excellent line:*"Ordinary real time is replaced by imaginary time, which behaves like a fourth direction of space."

But don't let that scare you off; his main point is surprisingly easy to grasp: Hawking approaches the problem by offering a detailed analogy, comparing space-time to any other continuous, curved surface, like the surface of the Earth. "There is nothing south of the South Pole," Hawking says. The same principle holds with the universe: "There was nothing around before the Big Bang."
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(the contradictory and narrow mindedness of scientist has lead us to the toxic nuclear Armageddon we face as a specie. but instead of realizing that maybe we need to apply morals rules to our society and not believe sheepishly in the Darwinian tenet of survival of the fittest with no moral restrictions, scientist can postulate dynamics that are outside the boundaries of scientific thought and experience.rahu)

"There is nothing south of the South Pole," Hawking says. The same principle holds with the universe: "There was nothing around before the Big Bang."
(this is a ridiculous analogy , the curve of the time/space has nothing to do with physical dimensions. for some reason the idea that the universe is eternal and has always existed ,never comes to their minds.... oh yeah I forgot Darwin proved that god or any creative force besides purposeless random change exist does not exist. but somehow Darwinist accept that the complexity of life looks like it has a master plan......but it doesn't. so random purposeless change created a system of life that looks like it was designed but it wasn't really. rahu)
 

rahu

Banned
https://www.livescience.com/42933-humans-carry-20-percent-neanderthal-genes.html
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The researchers discovered that about 20 percent of the Neanderthal genome could be found in modern humans. Although the majority of genes inherited from Neanderthals apparently do not do anything remarkably different from their modern-human counterparts, "some of the genes are beneficial," said Vernot, who, along with Akey, detailed these findings online Jan. 29 in the journal Science.


it seems that scientist today just think up the issues they believe in.
the common sense problem here is that Neanderthal babies and modern human babies are identical until 3 years of age. that is they can not be distinguished. When the first Neanderthal babies were found they looked like modern human babies and the scientist first were trying to figure out how the Neanderthals ha adopted a human baby. but as more Neanderthal babies were discovered, it became clear that human and Neanderthal babies look exactly alike. the only difference is a slightly raised bone ridge in the inner skull. at three years old secondary physiological structures appear that separate the two. one anthropologist suggests that modern humans are simply Neanderthals that never reached puberty.

now the scientist say we only have 20% of Neanderthal DNA, but our DNA is 98% the same as chimpanzees . that simply does not make sense .

rahu
 

Cap

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https://www.livescience.com/42933-humans-carry-20-percent-neanderthal-genes.html
16116
The researchers discovered that about 20 percent of the Neanderthal genome could be found in modern humans. Although the majority of genes inherited from Neanderthals apparently do not do anything remarkably different from their modern-human counterparts, "some of the genes are beneficial," said Vernot, who, along with Akey, detailed these findings online Jan. 29 in the journal Science.


it seems that scientist today just think up the issues they believe in.
the common sense problem here is that Neanderthal babies and modern human babies are identical until 3 years of age. that is they can not be distinguished. When the first Neanderthal babies were found they looked like modern human babies and the scientist first were trying to figure out how the Neanderthals ha adopted a human baby. but as more Neanderthal babies were discovered, it became clear that human and Neanderthal babies look exactly alike. the only difference is a slightly raised bone ridge in the inner skull. at three years old secondary physiological structures appear that separate the two. one anthropologist suggests that modern humans are simply Neanderthals that never reached puberty.

now the scientist say we only have 20% of Neanderthal DNA, but our DNA is 98% the same as chimpanzees . that simply does not make sense .

rahu

Yes, that doesn't sound right. I remember reading somewhere that humans and neanderthals share 99.7% DNA.

Much bigger mystery is RH-negative blood type (none of the primates on this planet have this blood type and only 10-15% of humans).

Having a type O negative blood myself, I wonder if my body has some alien DNA?! :alien: :smile:

ACCORDING TO A NEW THEORY, PEOPLE WITH RH-NEGATIVE BLOOD DON’T COME FROM EARTH


http://www.collective-evolution.com...-with-rh-negative-blood-dont-come-from-earth/
 

david starling

Well-known member
It's ALL coming back to us, little by little--everything that's been blotted from our collective consciousness. Modern Materialistic Science is fragile, hanging by a thread.
 

rahu

Banned
Yes, that doesn't sound right. I remember reading somewhere that humans and neanderthals share 99.7% DNA.

Much bigger mystery is RH-negative blood type (none of the primates on this planet have this blood type and only 10-15% of humans).

Having a type O negative blood myself, I wonder if my body has some alien DNA?! :alien: :smile:

ACCORDING TO A NEW THEORY, PEOPLE WITH RH-NEGATIVE BLOOD DON’T COME FROM EARTH


http://www.collective-evolution.com...-with-rh-negative-blood-dont-come-from-earth/

Yes, that doesn't sound right. I remember reading somewhere that humans and neanderthals share 99.7% DNA.

no, until this article most scientist said we only shared 2 -5% of DNA with Neanderthals .
 

Cap

Well-known member
Yes, that doesn't sound right. I remember reading somewhere that humans and neanderthals share 99.7% DNA.

no, until this article most scientist said we only shared 2 -5% of DNA with Neanderthals .

That doesn't sound right because humans apparently share 50% of DNA with bananas.

Article from the same website:

https://www.livescience.com/1122-neanderthal-99-5-percent-human.html

The confusion lies in the definition of "share".

https://www.quora.com/How-can-we-sh...nstances-but-could-someone-please-explain-how

Just want to add, the existence of genes or evolution process doesn't contradict the non-material nature of reality. These are simply regularities within the reality, just like "laws of physics". Take for example dreams. In most dreams, with the exception of so called "flying dreams", you are experiencing gravity and other laws of physics even though dream is clearly a mental reality. Similarly, you could observe DNA or quantum phenomena within a dream and those patterns and regularities are obviously coming from the mind, they are not properties of the "dream matter".
 
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