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01-29-2006, 09:37 AM
This thread is meant to be one additional part to the thread “Dark side of the Moon”, which is temporarily stopped by me: I repeat briefly asserted by me in my previous posts that each body (each matter, substance) has its own space (called by me space bubble, which is permanent expansion from the center of body to all directions up to some distance), which by its nature is lacking of matter (i.e. is antimatter), as matter and space are opposite processes taking place within nothing (this unity of body and its adjacent space bubble I called space-body), and considered some different variants of behavior of space-body (i.e. of space bubble and matter placed within and outside of it on the examples of solid matter; that’s to say – of matter in solid state) and right now I’d like to switch our concentration to the examples of space-body, when matter within space bubble is not in solid - contracted state but is in expended state. Generally I’ll proceed with my favorite method: First make some supposition (felt by me intuitively), hold the main idea and analyze all credibility of it (right and wrong), then choose most logical, throw away all illogical, and consider dubious from all sides. In most cases this attitude is approved by me. So, never believe in faro-concrete explanations! Let’s emphasize definitely: Each body (matter) either in solid, or in expended states has its own space bubble: (As Mr. Tony Stanton says – each body generates its own space), but solid matter always strives to the center of space-body, but expanded matter – to the periphery of it. I’ll repeat as well my interpretation of the formula E=mv2, that total energy of any separate amount of matter, called by me independent system, or single system, is constant, so mass is inverse-proportional to speed, m~1/v2 (see thread mass posts #2, #5) Let’s revise also the mechanism of spinning of solid body (my interpretation): 1. Space bubble, which’s permanent centrifugal expansion (continuing within time) from the center determines a permanent centripetal concentration of solid matter (I mean the matter, which is placed inside this particular expansion) to the same center. 2. Permanent centripetal concentration results in increasing of press on the center of planet from all sides, i.e. the center of planet is found in different condition in comparison with other parts of planet, as it experiences press from all consisting matter of planet radially from all sides to it.
3. Increasing of press on the center of planet from all sides results in increasing of repulsive force from the center of planet radially to all sides according to the Newton's well-known law, which states:
"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." 4. I.e. permanent increasing of expansion results in permanent increasing of centrifugal repulsive force within bounds of planet, which results in spinning of body, i.e. spinning of unity, called space-body…
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01-29-2006, 09:48 AM
Let’s imagine that by adding of energy we can turn a solid matter, which’s placed inside the space bubble, into expended matter, i.e. let’s consider the ideal imaginable situation, when elementary solid particle, called by me conventionally atom, changes its state so that all its content becomes expended. What will happen with space-body in this particular case? As we see, atom loses gravity and acquires levity, so all content of space bubble is striving to its periphery: 1. As permanent concentration of matter to the center eliminates, so permanent pressure on it from all sides eliminates as well. 2. As contracted matter looses its density, so it occupies more part of space bubble (the II stage on the diagram) and repulsive force to the centripetal pressure inside of body (centrifugal cause of revolving) eliminates as well (I & II stage - black centrifugal arrows) and is striving to zero, i.e. the II stage on the diagram corresponds to stopping of revolving, as there isn’t need in it. 3. Final – III stage: all matter is turning into highest expended form and is occupying the ultimate periphery of space bubble, when spinning of whole space-body is stopped, but striving of expended matter to the periphery of space bubble can’t find realization of its straining into spinning as it had been in the example of space-body with solid matter above. | |
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02-03-2006, 06:04 AM
(Please, revise the thread Dark side of the Moon – post #28, named - What changes occur after spin starting?) As I mentioned above, space bubble of solid body makes solid matter placed inside it to concentrate centrally inside this bubble, but attracts solid matter, placed outside of this bubble. For instance: space bubble of the Earth attracts the Moon and space bubble of the Moon attracts the Earth. How behaves the Sun towards the Earth in this respect? Let’s try to systematize it: ---Sun’s space bubble attracts solid matter placed outside its bounds, i.e. it attracts the Earth. (Sun’s space bubble attracts the Earth); ---Earth’s space bubble makes solid matter, placed inside it, pressed to the center of bubble, i.e. pressed to the center of the Earth. (Earth’s space bubble makes solid matter of Earth pressed to the center of it); ---Earth’s space bubble attracts solid matter, placed outside its bounds, but doesn’t attract expended matter, placed outside its bounds; just opposite – it pushes away (repulses) expended matter, placed outside its bounds, i.e. Earth’s space bubble repulses, pushes away the Sun, i.e. the space-body of the Earth is escaping the expanded matter of Sun, and if we take into account that the Earth also spins on its own axis (variant A on the diagram), then the question: With which side Space-body of the Earth will touch the space bubble of the Sun? Can be answered - Surely with equatorial part of the Earth's space bubble, because Earth's equatorial part is less attractive by the space bubble of the Sun (as the former has linear speed), than any polar part of Earth (as mentioned part is fixed), and if space-body of the Earth will touch the space bubble of the Sun with any of its polar part (variant B on the diagram), then Earth will be deprived to move around the Sun, i.e. the Earth (spinning only on its own axis) will be fixed with its axis and be attracted with most force, so this state wouldn’t be balance-saving. So, spinning Earth in any case chooses to be less attractive in order to escape freely with its space bubble mostly repulsed by expended matter of the Sun (variant C on the diagram). (We must keep in mind that Sun isn’t spinning on its axis and realization of striving of expended matter to the periphery of space bubble of it can’t find realization of its straining into spinning (as it had been in the example of space-body with solid matter), so the mentioned straining of expanded matter to the periphery must find its realization in Earth’s moving around the Sun) | |
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How far does this bubble extend,does it include the outer planets.such as Jupiter or Saturn for instance! Would be grateful for an answer.
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Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick How far does this bubble extend,does it include the outer planets.such as Jupiter or Saturn for instance! Would be grateful for an answer.
kind regards michael. | Each body has its own “space bubble”… I’d borrow the expression again from Tony Stanton:
“The universe has foam-like structure”: the periphery of each “bubble” presents the space, adjacent to heavenly body, (i.e. to speak roughly – the space, “generated by body” - This expression also belongs to Tony Stanton), but the center of “space bubble” is occupied by matter, i.e. by body. The “space bubbles” adjoin each-other. The space is expansion from the center of body radially to all sides up to some distance, but body is concentration of matter to the same center. (I.e. body and space are opposite sides of medal, I e. two opposite processes conditioned by each-other). The matter in solid or liquid form (i.e. in concentrated forms) is striving to the center of heavenly body, but in expanded form – from the center of heavenly body radially. If any little body with its own space is found within the bounds of space of heavenly body, i.e. within the bounds of “bubble” of heavenly body, its space (the space of little body) is summed up at once with the space of heavenly body peripherally and that makes little body to strive to the center of heavenly body (i.e. to strive centrally). The extent of filling up of each “space bubble” with matter depends on density of matter inside the “bubble”: the less is the density of matter, the more part of generated space is occupied by it, but the extent of “space bubble” itself, is directly proportional to the mass of planet. As for mass of planet, I think that E, i.e. energy of any separate amount of matter (I call it single system) is constant, i.e. The mass and speed of single system are inverse-proportionally to each-other: the mass is maximal and the speed is minimal “at rest”, i.e. after the ending of free fall, but in an expended state of the same single system – just opposite: mass is minimal and speed is maximal: The extreme expended form of any single system is its existence in form of light, when mass is minimal (strives to zero), so the speed – maximal (strives to the speed of light) Better to look through the thread mass, posts #2, #5.
Above considered example (in previous post) is ideal imaginable situation, when two elementary particles – one of them in solid, but the second – in expended states, with their “space bubbles”, generated by these two elementary particles in different forms try to dispose to each-other naturally, i.e. try to seek more “balance-saving” positions.
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Merab. P.s. Accidentally I missed the title of your post: “Bubble” will not “burst”; It will only eliminate with annihilation of matter placed inside it: The term “Bubble” is used only with metaphorical meaning – to imagine the “boundary”-the distance, up to which spreads the influence of body (be it in expended or contracted states). One can call it “3D gravitational field”, but I’m definitely against the conception of attraction among bodies (i.e. planets aren’t attracted to each-other), as I believe, that solid matter is striving to the center of planet and that doesn’t mean that center of planet is sort of magnet, which attracts all kinds of matter, and does so with equal speeding up for any kind and any quantity of solid matter. | |
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