Date: 7/01/2015 16:12:36
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 657450
Subject: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Considering that various measurements of spatial expansion were not available during the period most of the relativity material was developed and that a theory of gravity is still required I might assume that this material has not been covered. As the only immediately obvious product supplies I will provide a model toward that end.

a) assume a matter and an antimatter field has found opposite direction in space to take

b) provide this dynamic with the provision that spatial expansion did not cease at the end of the expansion epoch but was directed into the development of angular momentum with particle proliferation. Assume that since then our observation of expansion has been regulated and limited.

c) assume that between the matter/antimatter fields there is a gulf. If this gulf were without particle presence it would be without any regulation of time. Due to this factor I believe this gulf will have filled with helium that has entered a superfluid state. Only helium can enter this space due to it’s particular balance of aggregation.

In regard a theory of gravity these are the pivotal factors that require extrapolation.

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Date: 7/01/2015 16:55:42
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 657479
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Duoverse as ‘model for’ theory of gravity. Always regret trying to do two things at once………..

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Date: 7/01/2015 19:15:30
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 657566
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

To illustrate this model lay every orbit of either universe flat as 2 dimensional sheets with a gulf between containing non-chiralating(time is neutral) helium. Angular momentum is direction of spatial expansion. Time runs in the direction of gravitation. Gravitation is regulation of spatial expansion.

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Date: 8/01/2015 17:26:26
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658099
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

If one provided that the described gulf functioned as the centre of momentum between either extremity, would it be accurate to describe this as a convective gravity model?

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Date: 8/01/2015 17:36:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 658100
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Got out reasonably unscathed from the dennis, I have to go back to do some more, naturally, but all up I should get out of it for well under 1k.

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Date: 8/01/2015 17:37:22
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658103
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Peak Warming Man said:


Got out reasonably unscathed from the dennis, I have to go back to do some more, naturally, but all up I should get out of it for well under 1k.

This is Dennis so we can’t show you his face……

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Date: 8/01/2015 18:57:18
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658137
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Gravity waves are absorbed by the gulf intervening either universe making them unmeasurable from either.

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Date: 8/01/2015 19:22:19
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658139
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Postpocelipse said:


Gravity waves are absorbed by the gulf intervening either universe making them unmeasurable from either.

hmm,, the momentum at the periphery of galaxies may be measurable as dissipation of gravity waves. Probably need better geometry skills to figure that out.

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Date: 8/01/2015 20:46:53
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658175
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

I would suggest that helium would be in high content within a definable periphery of the EH that would likely be the highest contributing factor to BH stability……

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Date: 8/01/2015 20:56:57
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658178
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Postpocelipse said:


Postpocelipse said:

Gravity waves are absorbed by the gulf intervening either universe making them unmeasurable from either.

hmm,, the momentum at the periphery of galaxies may be measurable as dissipation of gravity waves. Probably need better geometry skills to figure that out.

correction. the momentum at the periphery of galaxies would be described as precession.

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Date: 8/01/2015 21:01:45
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658179
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

To illustrate this model lay every orbit of either universe flat as 2 dimensional planes with a gulf between containing suspended helium. Angular momentum is direction of spatial expansion. Time runs in the direction of gravitation. Gravitation is dissipation of internatl momentum/spatial expansion.

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Date: 8/01/2015 21:34:28
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658184
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Postpocelipse said:


I would suggest that helium would be in high content within a definable periphery of the EH that would likely be the highest contributing factor to BH stability……

I would further suggest that any other matter that might find it’s way across an event horizon would either be rearranged as light or helium…..

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Date: 8/01/2015 21:53:32
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658190
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

so the helium content of BH’s keeps our space seperated but the shortest distance between either universe would be the voids between galactic filaments. The Big Cold Spot may well be the proximal impression in our universe of an antimatter BH.

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Date: 8/01/2015 22:00:28
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658191
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Okey doke. now I guess I’ll find a way to avoid putting anything simply….

Fin Ad Nauseum

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Date: 8/01/2015 22:33:52
From: transition
ID: 658199
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

hmm…cowboys and aliens, not much to be said about that

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Date: 9/01/2015 06:43:01
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658223
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

transition said:


hmm…cowboys and aliens, not much to be said about that

can something be done? they are everywhere and are making a mess.

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Date: 9/01/2015 06:48:04
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658224
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

It has also been pointed out that it matters little in which direction a time might be defined as travelling toward. A matter/antimatter scenario is observable evident.

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Date: 9/01/2015 06:48:51
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658225
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

Postpocelipse said:


It has also been pointed out that it matters little in which direction a time might be defined as travelling toward. A matter/antimatter scenario is observably evident.

fixed

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Date: 9/01/2015 17:24:14
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 658355
Subject: re: Duoverse as theory of gravity tool

scrub helium gulf as being mental illustration for vacuum seperation.

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