Fine, have it your way, but prove it before dismissing the alternatives.electricgravity1 wrote: No way.
I am still busy within our own reality.
Fine, have it your way, but prove it before dismissing the alternatives.electricgravity1 wrote: No way.
>proveBengt Nyman wrote:Fine, have it your way, but prove it before dismissing the alternatives.electricgravity1 wrote: No way.
I am still busy within our own reality.
Apologies if this had already been covered.querious wrote:If gravity had anything to do with dipoles, then a charged piece of foil should weigh differently than a non-charged one.
Some other resources along this line of thought: According to Blaze Labs:Specificity wrote:Apologies if this had already been covered.querious wrote:If gravity had anything to do with dipoles, then a charged piece of foil should weigh differently than a non-charged one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqbAq_G6gUo
Interested individuals can also Google "Weight loss in Capacitors".The idea of using electric field gradient to simulate gravity is found in NASA's approach to simulate fluid dynamics in Earth-like gravity field. Go to Google and search for: spherical capacitor nasa or GFFC. Then you will get several documents about experiments with spherical capacitors simulating gravity field conditions for studying behavior of fluids. Note that a spherical capacitor is the perfect shape to generate a non linear electric field gradient between its centre electrode and its inner surface. NASA does not explicitly state that gravity is electric field gradient, but they use the effect to just simulate gravity force. Blaze Labs: Does a non linear electric field gradient generate gravity?
So the Earth has an electric field, and that can apply a force to a capacitor. That doesn't mean that gravity is that same electric field though - there just happen to be two things overlaid on top of each other, anmely gravity and an electric field.Solar wrote: Interested individuals can also Google "Weight loss in Capacitors".
Which ones are you referring to ?seasmith wrote:∞
... "varieties" are more prime than others.
And electricity is nothing more than a microscopic delivery vehicle for Kinetic energy...Bengt Nyman wrote:The Coulomb force between two proton charges is 1.23398*10^36 times stronger than Newton mass gravity between two protons. The electric engines inside particles are enormous compared to what they share with other particles and with us. It would be very surprising if strong force, gravity, dark energy and dark matter are anything but varieties of electric energy.
The above and certain magnetic phenomena makes it hard to discount the aether.upriver wrote: My thought on why electricity is thought to be gravity or connected to gravity is that when you do something electrical in certain ways it has the effect of modifying the aether which the electric field emanates from and which gravity emanates from. So if you change the electric field it modifies the local aether which modifies gravity as it emanates from the aether next to the electric field.
In my model an electric field modifies absorption of gravity by a free object.
Please define what your plasma consists of.jbignes5 wrote:...
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