Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 5:09 pm Post subject: Reply with quote
OP "webolife"
OK, so since this is still the "New... and Mad..." forum...
I still can't resist the thought, JL, that you and I are describing the same thing using different words. What you, JL, I think are trying to relay [I say "trying", not because you're not doing a good job, I just don't have the right grasp of it...yet] is what I would call a tri-part field [though you call it three fields]. That "my" UF model allows me to include gravity, light, EM, and nuclear in the same tempic field is at issue here. And @rcus, you are really an encouragement to me. What I've pondered most over the past 3 decades [until recent discovery of the EU], the gravity-light connection, follows something like this:
1. Both G and L fields are centropic, ie vectors are directed toward the system/geometric center, call it the polity center, such as the nucleus of an atom, any macroscopic body, a planet, star, galactic center, galactic cluster center, or, if it were trouvable, the center of the universe.
2. The tempic field drives both/all fields... this seems to be different from what JL says, but I'm not really sure... ?
3. Gravity isn't "emitted" from objects, neither is light. Both are forces, or less abstractly, pressures against/toward the polity center... for example: You are standing outside face to the sun, eyes closed... light pressure pushes/tugs at the back of your retina producing a diffuse effect you interpret as "light" through the semi-opaque eyelids. Open your eyes and look around... everything about you is being "tugged" by this same pressure, but now your eye, as camera obscura, collects these [reflected] vectors in an orderly fashion via the optics of your eye... an image is formed. At the same time, the objects you are seeing have collected/sorted/absorbed/reflected these vectors, via the optical properties of the crystalline atomic structure of the dyes, etc. <No>
4. The concept of light not "moving" per se across space naturally falls from the centropic nature of its "pressure" field.
When something collapses/condenses at the polity center, say, the surface of the sun, the "falling" of electrons toward a lower energy level, the reduction of potential energy in any system as I see it... the whole system geometry collapses to that degree, literally "forcing" the peripheral points of the system to respond... instantaneously [a la Pascal?]... "sensing" light.
5. The similarity of my field pressure concept to the fluid pressure plasma concepts in EU is very attractive to me, and is causing me to continually re-evaluate my own view.
6. Elements of electrical/plasma behavior have not been a big part of my study, for no particular reason... but I've "understood" electrical fields, in terms of PE/KE interactions, as fitting into the same frame, via the setup of voltage in a system, for example... the geometry of the system determines the voltage in all parts of the system at once. Objects/electrons/ions/plasma moving within that field are subject to the "rule" of the system's voltage. If our eyes were voltmeters instead of photometers, we'd see voltage as light.
7. Many more elements of my view surround the "true" understanding of Youngian "interference" effects, which can be used to clearly and conclusively prove that light doesn't wave[!], despite the lightwave paradigm being based on Youngian assumptions. I had this difficulty with Ralph Sansbury's work because, though he believes as do I that light acts instaneously across distance, yet he thinks there is still some waving of light going on at the electron dipole level. As I've stated in other threads, I see the spectral dispersion of light as a function of the light field pressure gradient. Measurements of color can be derived from the system geometry, as even Young did, without any reference to light waving.
8. The mathematical concept of "c" can be understood at least in some frameworks, as being equal to unity... c = 1. Light is a vector, not a partcle or a wave, nor a wave-particle.
9. Mass does not produce gravity, gravity produces mass. So there are no gravitons, nor are there gravitational waves. Superlarge mass concentrations "detected" at galactic centers, or galactic cluster centers, are exigent products of the field geometry... that "hole" at the center of the system is the centroid of the system. Of course you will see large "mass" concentrated there!
10. The big bang, and black holes, dark matter, etc...are garbage.
11. Plasma, all pervasive in the universe, must be subject to the unified field at every level, and scaleless geometry [as well as scaless constants?] will describe field effects.
So there @rcus, you now know what a madman I am.
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