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Re: LIGO experiment seen gravitational waves?

From	Thomas Heger <ttt_heg@web.de>
Newsgroups	sci.physics.relativity
Subject	Re: LIGO experiment seen gravitational waves?
Date	2015-10-19 20:56 +0200
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Am 19.10.2015 05:56, schrieb Gary Harnagel:
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>> You are right, that the velocity at a certain time is dx/dt.
>>
>> But 'x' is not distance. Distance is already an interval: the distance
>> from point A to point B.
>>
>> 'x' means a coordinate (or: position).
>>
>> Now the question: Where do we measure the position from?
>>
>> Usually we measure from the spot (0,0,0) and this spot we define 'here
>> and now'.
>>
>> So this spot (t=0,0,0,0) is our reference point, from where we measure.
>> This we define conveniently where we are (as observers).
>>
>> So: space is 'relative' (to us as observers).
>>
>> And in respect to ourself we measure velocities. And we define our own
>> FoR as non-moving.
>>
>> But we cannot possibly assume, that our coordinates, measured from our
>> own position, is somehow relevant for remote objects.
>
> Really?  So you don't believe a meter is a meter if it's somewhere else?

A meter was once defined as a certain fraction of the length from pole 
to equator.

This type of definition is based on planet Earth, but not only in 
respect to size of the Earth. Also the definition uses only horizontal 
distances and not - say - vertical.

Now we have a definition of the meter by the run-length of a certain 
beam in a certain fraction of a second.

If now gravity had an effect on time, the meter in vertical direction is 
not equal to the meter in horizontal direction.

>> To solve this problem, I assume, what we call 'space' is actually our
>> own past light cone.
>
> That seems irrelevant to me.

But it's not.

If we look into the sky, we actually look into the past. This is rather 
far into the past, since we can observe stars billions of light-years away.

Now past and future are not the same, hence we have to spaces: one, that 
we can see and one, where we are seen.

These are mainly different in time.

And with some degree of certainty we can assume, that objects do not 
interact, if they do not belong to the same 'time domain'.

>> This an assumption consistent with what SRT actually tries to say.
>
> Nope.  Einstein assumed that space is uniform and isotropic.

Well, maybe he assumed that.

But the question was: what is actually 'space'.

I wrote: the concept of Einstein about space would fit to our won past 
light cone.

Such a space is not 'real', since we see actually a picture of something 
remote in the past.

That is as real as a silent movie from 1920.

>> But then we must draw the conclusion, that the 'universe' is not that
>> universal, but depends on us, as observers.
>
> Funny, I don't draw such a conclusion.  I don't believe the universe cares
> what we think.

Aehm... no.

Actually I wanted to say: We take a picture as universal (-> 
'universe'), what is just a picture.

>> What is universal then?
>>
>> This was the question, I have tried to solve.
>
> Um, the speed of light.

I tried to explain, that c could be interpreted as an angle in 
spacetime, if spacetime is assumed to behave similar to an Argand diagram.

This angle is actually caused by the similarity between real and 
imaginary units.

>> My assumption: GR is in fact correct and we are part of a universal
>> 'thing' called 'spacetime'. This is a physical entity and not just a
>> mathematical model.
>
> Seems like what relativists believe.
>
>> The things we call 'material objects' are structures within. And the
>> universe is more or less one thing.
>>
>> I call it 'structured spacetime':
>>
>> https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dd8jz2tx_3gfzvqgd6
>>
>> This idea is significantly different to most other current theories, but
>> has some advantages.
>>
>> TH
>
> It also has disadvantages:  it doesn't agree with reality.  There is no
> "smooth continuum" and, OTOH, "points" are nonphysical.  "Points" are
> just mathematical concepts.  Weren't you just saying that physics is not
> mathematics?
>
The idea is similar to 'string theory', because it assumes a fundamental 
principle. Only it assumes not strings, but a kind of field, where 
points have features.

These points shall behave similar to quaternions and are interconnected 
like quaternions multiply.

I used this principle on all sorts of physical problems and - as far as 
I can tell - it works quite well.

So I tried to identify such a fundamental principle and then tried to 
find out, whether or not nature uses such a principle.

Complex-four-vectors work quite well and I really think, this idea is at 
least useful.

TH

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