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Re: Google Groups and spammers.

From Thomas Heger <ttt_heg@web.de>
Newsgroups sci.physics.relativity
Subject Re: Google Groups and spammers.
Date 2018-04-10 11:43 +0200
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Am 07.04.2018 um 22:10 schrieb Alan Folmsbee:
  ..
> Hello David, my name is Alan
> the retired engineer. The experiments which I hope your
> team would consider are described in this posting to
> sci.physics.relativity. I assume you are an astronomer
> or explorer of that vacuum. With a humble plea, here is an
>
> Experiment wish list for future science after 2018:
> 1 Evaluate how each proton has one electron paired with it, not zero, not unlimited.


I personally think, that an atom is 'one thing' and not composed from 
particles.

My alternative explanation is: an atom is a standing rotation wave.


> 2 Establish time as radiating from protons and neutrons only, or not.
Time behaves like kind of filter.

We are treating us as more or less as at rest. The imaginary movement is 
real, but unnoticed and called 'time'.

What stays with us in our 'time bubble' is called 'matter', what not is 
called 'radiation'.

IOW: matter is composed from 'timelike stable patterns'.

> 3 Measure the size limits for any known galaxies.
>
> 4 Measure jets from black holes to find evidence of a neutron
> jet in a time fountain.

The so called 'jets' are in fact the 'edge' of the light cone of that 
region, which we call 'black hole'.

Since time is relative, our 'time-bubble' seen from that black hole 
would have a jet, too, and would be a black hole (seen from there).



> 5 Explore the inside of a proton as a negative infinity, a sky.


Well, if time could have negative directions (in our view), then our 
world could be shrinking into infinity if seen from the 'other side' 
(time domain with opposite direction of time).



..

TH

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