
Originally Posted by
RascalPuff
"...inertial equilibrium can never equal gravity___Any expanding masses, at 32fps must inertially equilibriate..."
You declare the same false premise - in another post - in flatly stating that your omnidirectionally generated inertia is going to get around to equalling that of the expanding earth...[No, so far, you're just mis-interpreting, what I am saying. I'm trying to point out faults in your model, and you're attacking my, yet incomplete thinking, before even knowing anything about my thinking, or universal model. I'd suggest calming down, and try to address the points I'm making, first...] Not so. *The difference is in accordance with Classical as well as Contemporary inertial and gravitational physics. The obligation to explain otherwise remains at your station.[When you give a workable mathematical mechanics, in sound matter physics, of how your model accounts for 32fps/s earth and moon expansion rates, being equal, when the gravity is known to be different, I may start listening. I'd say the explaination remains at your station. "Time" is not a physical entity of physical explainations, when used as the "all imposing" logic.]
The individual constituents of the earth will remain the same size and density as yours, but the collective system of 25,000 miles circumference moves outwardly at 32 foot seconds per second, while the collective system of yourself doesn't move anywhere near through as much space in a given unit of time, neither - *by definition - will it ever.[That may sound nice to you, but I see nothing but contradictions. Something that Jerry mentioned, that may help prove the expansion of earth, over the millions of years, is dinasaur bones, being 65 million years old, may have a cell structure, that may be unworkable, at the size now discovered. This may be a time/expansion map between the early geo-bio-era, and our own bio-era. I think it may be worth checking out. If cell structures of these old bones prove technically-biologically unworkable, due to expansion, then you have your proof, of one part of the expansion mystery. I very much doubt, that it adds up to 32fps/s, though, but I may be wrong...]
I'm confident that if and when physicist Jerry Merrill ever agrees with you, he'll be just as equivocated.[As you know, scientists seldom agree, at first. It takes time and physical proof...]
*"...must inertially equilibriate...".
*By what standards of 'same handedness and hydrodynamics of true matter/wave interactions' must this implied 'inevitability' occur?[As I said, this is only the beginning of working this out. We first have to agree about the faults of present incomplete thinking, then maybe, we can move forward...]
Best regards,
- RP