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04-18-2007, 04:12 PM
The mass ratio of an X-field particle to a weak field particle is a million billion. The mass ratio of the earth to a single human being is hundred billion billions. On the other hand, the mass ration of the sun to the earth is only 330,000. If the human race is suddenly wipeout from the face of the earth, its mass would decrease by a mere fraction of 10 billionth. As far as the earth is concerned human beings are an expendable ghost ratio.
The rest mass of a single photon is zero. The rest mass of an infinite number of photons is still zero. If all photons are suddenly transported outside the universe, its mass would not make any difference. Therefore photons are also ghost ratio relative to the entire universe. The mass ratio of a proton to an electron is 1836. Its reciprocal is 0.0005. For a 75 kilograms person (165 lbs), it’s the same as 42 grams of about 1.5 oz of body fluid. Some say that at the moment of death, we lose 21 grams, suggesting that the soul weighs that much. This is just half the weight of electrons in a human body. Therefore the soul must be composed of 21 grams of electrons or positrons and are both ghost ratios. On the other hand, 21 grams could be mass energy equivalent of photons. This much made up the soul.
Although the electron mass is a ghost ratio to the proton mass, their absolute values of electric charge are identical. If the strength of the strong force is set to 1 then the electromagnetic force is 1/137 weaker. The weak force is 10 billionths weaker than the electromagnetic force and gravity is 1,000 billionth billionth billionth weaker than the weak force. As far as the strong force is concerned, gravity is merely a ghost ratio.
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04-18-2007, 07:27 PM
A profound and insightful thread this one be! We are indeed expendable regard this planet.Which is placed here that we individually exorcise the ghosts (ego and ignorance)
within the embrace of mothers arms?
As this is a lengthy process,incarnation,exiting,then reincarnation,etc, we need the integrity of soulfulness to maintain its ratio of 21?
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04-18-2007, 07:47 PM
Yeah Antonio, but that ghost ratio of most all photons, makes up the entirety of the finite universe, from its infinite cousin, infinite fundamental space matter, so somebody's mass math may be wrong, although photons would also register zero mass, in their own self-fundamental substance, until cooked, and spun up, into larger mass particles, inside black holes and stars, etc. Kind of like, a drop of salt water, has no weight, in the ocean...
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Originally Posted by AntonioLao  The mass ratio of an X-field particle to a weak field particle is a million billion. The mass ratio of the earth to a single human being is hundred billion billions. On the other hand, the mass ration of the sun to the earth is only 330,000. If the human race is suddenly wipeout from the face of the earth, its mass would decrease by a mere fraction of 10 billionth. As far as the earth is concerned human beings are an expendable ghost ratio.
The rest mass of a single photon is zero. The rest mass of an infinite number of photons is still zero. If all photons are suddenly transported outside the universe, its mass would not make any difference. Therefore photons are also ghost ratio relative to the entire universe. The mass ratio of a proton to an electron is 1836. Its reciprocal is 0.0005. For a 75 kilograms person (165 lbs), it’s the same as 42 grams of about 1.5 oz of body fluid. Some say that at the moment of death, we lose 21 grams, suggesting that the soul weighs that much. This is just half the weight of electrons in a human body. Therefore the soul must be composed of 21 grams of electrons or positrons and are both ghost ratios. On the other hand, 21 grams could be mass energy equivalent of photons. This much made up the soul.
Although the electron mass is a ghost ratio to the proton mass, their absolute values of electric charge are identical. If the strength of the strong force is set to 1 then the electromagnetic force is 1/137 weaker. The weak force is 10 billionths weaker than the electromagnetic force and gravity is 1,000 billionth billionth billionth weaker than the weak force. As far as the strong force is concerned, gravity is merely a ghost ratio. |
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Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie so somebody's mass math may be wrong | Not if we agree that mass and energy are equivalent as Einstein been telling us since 1905.
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04-23-2007, 04:10 PM
Not true either Antonio, as photons are said to have energy passing between electrons, protons and neutrons, yet have zero mass? I'd say physics is quite confused... BTW, I do agree mass and energy are equivalent, it's just physics hasn't yet weighed in on the photon... It it has energy, where's its mass?
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Originally Posted by AntonioLao Not if we agree that mass and energy are equivalent as Einstein been telling us since 1905. |
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04-23-2007, 05:51 PM
Transcendency as exihibited by the will and enclosed within the stream of consciousness
that flows with this universe,would also qualify as a ghost ratio methinks.
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Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie It it has energy, where's its mass? | That is the reason why we needed to define two kinds of mass: potential and kinetic. The potential mass of photon is zero since it is constantly in motion. Its kinetic energy's equivalence is then its kinetic mass.
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Originally Posted by AntonioLao That is the reason why we needed to define two kinds of mass: potential and kinetic. The potential mass of photon is zero since it is constantly in motion. Its kinetic energy's equivalence is then its kinetic mass. | That makes absolutely no sense Anthony, because kinetic energy requires motion to have energy___If it has motion, it has mass___Where is it? I say the photon is thus required, to have real potential and kinetic mass___There is no other answer. So you see, physics is still lost in this simple mass gap dilemma.
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Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie it has mass___Where is it? | Could this be related to the observed relativistic mass increase?
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Originally Posted by AntonioLao Could this be related to the observed relativistic mass increase? | And just how does one witness relativistic mass increase, when relativistic mass exists at the speed of light? I think this enters the areas of uncertainties, does it not?
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