[krateesh]

I think that gravitation is actually a result of not as the effect of gravitons.
Yet i am still founding a correct proof for my view to be recognized.
But i should admit that it is also different from einstein's space -time curvature idea but i will say it is advanced type of the former's.
I would only say now that it is the countereffect of dark-matter with dark energy.

IF YOU HAVE MORE IDEAS ,TELL ME.but not rubbish.




All is mind if in control.
kkkkkkkkkkkk

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by krateesh I think that gravitation is actually a result of not as the effect of gravitons. Yet i am still founding a correct proof for my view to be recognized. But i should admit that it is also different from einstein's space -time curvature idea but i will say it is advanced type of the former's. I would only say now that it is the countereffect of dark-matter with dark energy. IF YOU HAVE MORE IDEAS ,TELL ME.but not rubbish. All is mind if in control. kkkkkkkkkkkk

Please develop your ideas a little more,then share them
with us here.
kindest regards michael.

[baudrunner]

It is possible that the most potent gravitational forces are to be found where the gravitational forces imposed upon an object placed between two objects in space are counterbalanced, giving the illusion that there is no gravity. It is my experience that it is always wise to perceive the possibilities one finds in the unexpected because quite often that is where the truth leads us to.

[Mohan.C]

Is it the unexpected or the uncertain. Just a thought.

[harmonygirl]

I also don't believe that gravity is as a result of gravitons. I think that all life is in wave form (brain waves, etc) as a result of the tension and constant balancing of 2 very fundamental forces (but I don't know what they are). Gravity might be a function of one of these forces.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl I also don't believe that gravity is as a result of gravitons. I think that all life is in wave form (brain waves, etc) as a result of the tension and constant balancing of 2 very fundamental forces (but I don't know what they are). Gravity might be a function of one of these forces.

Maybe Ying and Yang! Just a thought H.G.

kindest regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Michael, I think that yin-yang is the best pictoral representation, but I am confused about whether these forces are, say, magnets, gravity, spin, etc. I mean, what makes particles (or planets) spin?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl Michael, I think that yin-yang is the best pictoral representation, but I am confused about whether these forces are, say, magnets, gravity, spin, etc. I mean, what makes particles (or planets) spin?

the irresistable attraction of the first universal law of
economy,any motion within relative "space"is pre-programmed to the
"idea" of the vortex!And the first motion toward that end,begins with
a turn or spin?

kindest regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

so things spin because they have a pre-programmed idea of a vortex? Is that the same as an instinct? How would you consider the Whirling Dervishes of India?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl so things spin because they have a pre-programmed idea of a vortex? Is that the same as an instinct? How would you consider the Whirling Dervishes of India?

You could put it that,an instinct can be
seen as natural!I would consider the WHIRLING Dervishes ofIndia to be immune
from the whirling votexical momentum of the partially formed vortex,due to
the trance like state that they enter into to perform this ritual,this then
temporarly cancels out the pre-programmed idea,mercifully protecting
them from the untold damage that a full frontal vortex could bring?Hope
this clears up any confusion!!!

kindest regards michael.