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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 2015-11-01 05:49 +0100
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Am 31.10.2015 12:28, schrieb Gary Harnagel:

>> Well, my own concept claims, that atoms are actually a standing wave of
>> a certain type.
>>
>> This wave is based on rotation. This is kind of 'twist' wave.
>>
>> So h is a unit for angular momentum and that is conserved. Since this
>> requires a centre, the rotation wave turns in and out.
>>
>> the inner point is actually a knot, like a 'tri-foil- knot', where the
>> three blades are, what we call quarks.
>>
>> The outer shell is then the location of return points. that behaves like
>> a potential and looks static.
>>
>> This is a model for an atom without particles. The atom is - more or
>> less - 'one thing', but has certain aspects, which we call 'particles'.
>
> I don't see how that can be since "atom smashers" demonstrate that they
> are composed of MANY things. and alpha decay does too.

The meaning of 'thing' is a question of definition.

This is actually the point: what is a 'thing'?

Usually you want a thing to be an distinct entity. You have such a thing 
and are able to identify it, count it, keep it in one place or relocate 
it to another.

But which of these features could you ascribe to particles?

Answer: countability and some degree of locality.

That's roughly it, since particles are not identifiable, are not 
confined to a certain place, do eventually disappear and pop up 
somewhere else.

Also a particle has an influence on the surrounding space, what is 
called 'field'.

Electrons are assumed to have a size of zero (being 'pointlike').

So: no feature of what we usually need to call something a 'thing' is 
apparent to particles.

Conclusion: particles are not things.


>> This concept is consistent with observation
>
> I don't see how that could possibly be.

Here you make a statement based on what you understand. But always one 
has an idea and the other needs to understand it.

I had the idea I called 'structured spacetime' and try to tell you about it.

I DO understand this concept, since I have actually developed it.

You say, you don't. This is insofar ok, since this is my idea and not yours.

But it's certainly not a requirement for an idea to be valid, that you 
understand it.

>> and could be experimentally tested:
>>
>> if matter consist from nothing, we could create matter by purely
>> em-means.
>
> Already done.  It happens all the time in particle accelerators.
>
>> E.g. I assume, that very hard pulses of strong microwaves
>> could create matter inside a sealed container.
>
> You assume way too much.  It takes a couple of 0.5 MeV gamma rays to create
> an electron-positron pair:


Well, you think so.

But I assume a different mechanism and that would require much less energy.

> "the incoming energy of the interaction must be above a threshold in order
> to create the pair"
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pair_production
>
> Microwave photons do not have sufficient energy.


'Photons' are particles (in a way) and I have already written, that I 
think, the particle-concept is wrong.

>> Also 'Growing earth' would suggest such a concept.
>>
>> So I call this idea a concept, that is in competition to string theory,
>> since it is not based on strings, but has a similar field of application.
>
> It's in competition with REALITY.

'Growing Earth' theory is among the things, I have some degree of 
experience.

I could produce as many arguments in favour of GE as you want. So I do 
not agree with your statement about what is reality.

>>>> My own idea assumes, that particles are certain states of this
>>>> field-like background I call 'spacetime'.
>>>
>>> Except that the word "spacetime" has already been taken, that's not a crazy
>>> idea.   ..
>>
>> I used the name 'spacetime', because I wanted to create a connection
>> between GR and QM.
>
> IOW, you want to hijack words from acceptable theories to make yours seem
> more palatable.


Words in scientific theories are not copyrighted. Actually I use the 
term as 'interface' to GR (which is not included in my concept).

Why I do not cover GR, but only use a connection in the use of the term 
'spacetime'?

GR is already there and is assumed to be a valid theory. So I do not 
need to bother with GR, but need a link to connect my concept to it.



>> I have 'sieved' both theories for quite a long time and have searched
>> for similarities.
>>
>> I found one in a quaternion formula for rotations.
>>
>> Spacetime provides the background and rotations the means to create
>> structures (timelike stable patterns).
>>
>>   From this I have drawn the name 'structured spacetime'.
>>
>> But actually this name was not my own invention, but one of the regulars
>> of this forum, named 'Timothy Golden'.

This was ten years ago. Now he has left the UseNet like so many others.


TH

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