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Mmfiore

Re: What is dark energy

May 12th, 2013, 1:48 am

For Allinone (quote not shown) I am not sure that I will accept that assumption. The assumption being if space is a physical object that it would have to be a form of vacuum energy. I believe that space that has no form of matter or energy in the local area has no field other than a mechanical tensi...
Mmfiore

Re: What is dark energy

May 9th, 2013, 7:27 pm

For Percarus, (quote not shown) I am impressed with your grasp of my concepts and your first paragraph is a devilishly clever assessment of my ideas and how a proton decay might mess up everything for me and my theory. Oh, no! Ah, but wait a minute. Even if proton decay did turn out to be true it ju...
Mmfiore

Re: What is dark energy

May 6th, 2013, 10:43 pm

For Allinone You are right there is no actual official theory of Dark Energy or what it is. It is assumed to exist based on the idea of Einstein's Cosmological constant. A constant that was invented to explain a static Universe which was what Einstein's and other scientist's believed was true at the...
Mmfiore

Re: What is dark energy

May 5th, 2013, 8:13 pm

By examining it closely you will see it dose not work.
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 7th, 2012, 1:16 pm

@ poster I have given what you said some more thought and I think that you are right. I am going to step back from this for awhile as I am way to fiery and passionate about this topict and I have hurt some peoples feeling. I apologize for that. I am going to take a break and take some time to mellow...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 7th, 2012, 11:31 am

My concept of an electron for what is worth: This is from the perspective of the Super Relativity view point. The electron is a sub atomic particle that consists of a primarily negative charge. It is physically composed of and exists as a spatial deformation in the form of a twist or physical invers...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 7th, 2012, 8:13 am

Hello Steve, (quote not shown) Thanks Steve for the update. The aether topic is intersting to me and I would like to discuss it further but I am not sure that it is relavant in this thread. I don't want to get off of the original topic. Perhaps if you like you can leave the your aether comments in m...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 6th, 2012, 2:19 pm

Prismatic (quote not shown) Okay You and I could go at this thing for months going back and forth me presenting data you won’t accept and you presenting data that I don’t accept. Here is the bottom line as I see it. There are some scientists that say there is no evidence of Dark Matter and there are...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 6th, 2012, 1:48 pm

Steve, Lets examine some of your comments... (quote not shown) Very clever couple of statements. Clever in their bias towards favoring Quantum Mechanics point of view. First of all not everyone would agree with the answer to your first question. Many of us want the truth. They want to know what is r...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 6th, 2012, 10:56 am

Hi Steve, (quote not shown) The point I was trying to make and I did not do well. Yes, theorectically if our Solar system is representive sample of space no different than anywhere where dark matter can be then the odds are in favor of finding dark matter here. We should see some evidence of dark ma...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 6th, 2012, 9:19 am

(quote not shown) Ridiculous argument. Hmm your lack of knowledge and understanding is deep. A new study performed from the European Southern Observatory in Chile has found a distinct absence of dark matter in the neighborhood of the Sun. This goes very much against established theory, which says it...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 5th, 2012, 1:54 pm

(quote not shown) So let me get this straight you are equating super massive black holes to an unseen, undetected theoretical particle and saying since there is no black hole in my backyard that is not unusual that we don’t detect the theoretical particle in my backyard. That argument is really bad ...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 4th, 2012, 4:45 pm

Hi Prismatic, Oops I see that Xris second statement is incorrect. I read it too quickly and did not see what he was saying. “Dark matter was invented by mathematicians to give credence to an expanding universe.” That statement is definitely wrong. In my actual reply you can see I that when I talk ab...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

June 4th, 2012, 1:59 pm

Hello Xris and Prismatic Xris I agree with the spirit of what you say. Not so much about the details Gaede as I don’t think that he has the answer. (quote not shown) I strongly agree with the first statement. I also agree with the second statement. Taking into consideration everything about what Pri...
Mmfiore

Re: Indeterminancy in physics

May 29th, 2012, 11:16 am

@ Poster (quote not shown) Now that we have it absolutely clear it can be dissected. You admit an either or possibility exists. If local reality exists it can be explained by “either hidden variables or otherwise "connecting" the space-like separated quanta in a manner that is not demonstr...
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