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Originally Posted by joshua You make a lot of assumptions such as the existence of a void. Your are basically stating that motion changes dimension and therefore time and space. I don't buy it but okay let's say I am wrong. I do see simular aspects as I understand but I don't see others. |
Show me a theory of our universe that makes no assumptions and I'll show you a theory that makes no explainations. It's the theory that makes the least amount of assumptions while agreeing with the maximum amount of observable data that I feel will be the closest to the truth that we will ever know.
The void is to allow for the initial state of absolute linear motion by giving the aether a medium to linearly move through, whereby allowing for the conservation of motion. The aether is allowed to move less linearly as it currently expands. It's a needed entity and it isn't just suggested for no apparent reason.
The dimensions that I am referring to are the three measurable proportions of matter/aether and I think that a change in these dimensions due to motion/acceleration (which would be a change from more random motion to more uniform linear motion) was first suggested by George FitzGerald, Hendrik Lorentz, and Einstein's Relativity.
Relativity suggests the dialation of mechanical relative time, but as Dave puts it so well; "It's the clock that dialates", which further relates our mechanical measurement of time to motion.
Another suggestion of Relativity is the curvature of space, and if the initial event/collision/bang caused an expansion from a planck diameter (smallest diameter allowable) leading edge of an absolutely linearly moving aether, due to absolute linear velocity causing a maximum condensation perpendicular to the linear direction of motion which also causes a trailing volume equivalent to the total universal amount of aether; and the universe/entire aether still maintains a degree of linear motion; then I could see an interpretation of curved space as central volumes, which maintained the initial direction, would lead other volumes, which spread increasingly perpendicular to the initial direction as the universe/aether expanded; and being as the amount of spatial curvature and the amount of external time/change converted to internal time/change as the universe linearly slowed is relative to, and manifested by, the current state of motion, then I could possibly understand a perception of space-time. I'm currently giving this further thought.
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Originally Posted by joshua Since we know that gravitation can act as acceleration and acceleration act as gravitation. |
The floor of Einstein's elevator is imposing direction on the fundamental constituents that form the objects within the elevator, whereby it is imposing uniform linear velocity/direction upon an object whose fundamental motions are more random. The cable that pulls the elevator does the same thing to it. This is the process of transferring direction which allows for an increase in uniform motion.
Electromagnetism takes place at the most fundamental resolution of the aether, by means of the constructive/destructive method Dave referred to, as attraction and repulsion are actually spatial changes within the aether between structured matter due to uniform and random (chaotic) motion. The intensity at which this occurs would be a measure of charge.
As the fundamentals form autonomous volumes, these volumes gather to form objects, which gather to form planets, stars, etc. As these autonomous volumes gather to form ever larger bodies as their proximity condenses, the seemingly small spatial/electromagnetic fluctuations of the individual seemingly autonomous constituents are amplified throughout the entire formation whereby a massive amount of spatial fluctuations take place due to the motion density of the massive body and its increasing ability to affect its proximity to other massive bodies as it increasingly draws in surrounding structured matter. A planet is a representation of linear reacceleration from random chaotic motion of the apparent surrounding "space" to a linearly uniform moving massive body as perceived "gravity" acts upon this larger scale as the randomly moving spatial density also increases around a massive object such as a planet.
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Originally Posted by joshua Let me understand, say as a fifth grader would how you explain the fact that I would age slightly quicker on Mount Everest than I would in Death Valley? |
I'll have to think about ageing as it relates to altitude. I would in-turn ask that you explain relativity, using your views, to the fifth grader's teacher, which should allow for a more in-depth explaination.
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Originally Posted by joshua You are right and I am having a little fun just trying to understand the flaws in both understandings, mine too. |
I am enjoying our conversations also.
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Originally Posted by joshua I really like free thinkers who have actually thought out the problems with their understanding ahead of time and have the ability to be cross examined and come away with knowing their own material better as I sometimes have. |
I do too, and I've learned far more about my views by trying to explain them to others than I have by trying to explain them to myself.
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Originally Posted by joshua The approaches that Analog and I take are intrigingly different and I am not sure we are completly on the same page. Simply stated I see the universe decreasing in dimensions from a three dimensionmal partical to a wave. I see that there is no void at all...... |
Let me try to relate our views as I currently see them. I feel you see the universe as one-directional, as if it were in a constant state of decay or a constant irreversable decrease in entropy. This would possibly agree with thermodynamics, but would also cause the belief of an end to motion as you have suggested.
I recall you suggesting that this could possibly cause the condensation back to a singularity type beginning whereby this may happen all over again, if not then the remaining existence of our universe would be static to form.
You view structured matter as the mechanism for decay/destruction as your universe is unidirectional until it reaches the end, which you suggest it may could then miraculously have a property that never took part until the end.
Dave and I view structured matter as the mechanism for formation/construction. Our universe isn't unidirectional; it's bidirectional, in my opinion. The spatial aspect of the universe has been in a state of decay/destruction since the initial event/collision/bang, which instantaneously changed absolute uniform motion to random chaotic motion, but even random motion has varying levels of condensation, whereby perceived space can be more or less dense.
The self affinity Dave refers to is the mechanism which allows for the reversal of the perceived entropy which dooms your theory to a static end. If the aether decayed symmetrically from uniform to random motion, no volumes would become autonomous and no structured matter would be perceived, but due to constructive wave interference/uniform motion, whereby the self affinity property is allowed to increase, varying degrees of uniform motion emerges from the more randomly moving medium whereby seemingly autonomous structured matter is manifested, as the spatial medium surrounding it becomes proportionally dense.
I veiw galaxies as the change in the spatial medium density (varying degrees/densities of random motion) which allows for the formation of structured matter (varying degrees/densities of uniform motion). It takes an increasingly dense medium of random motion to reach the stage whereby motion eventually becomes uniform, allowing for the autonomous structured matter which forms elements, stars, planets, etc; the reacceleration of the entire universe as "space" represents the deceleration.
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Originally Posted by joshua I am exploring the differences as long as Analog will have me or until I see something that doesn't make sense. |
You're invited to stay and exchange ideas on this thread as long as you like. I don't mind debating varying opinions just as long as we both remain open minded. I truly am giving your ideas the attention I feel they deserve and I do respect them because of the obvious time you've spent learning our world.
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Originally Posted by joshua I see the biggest difference between what I have come to understand and this theory is that I work from describing the noun.... |
I see the biggest difference as being; you hold to a unidirectional universal view where all things (matter) are decaying from a higher energy state with no mechanism to reverse this direction, which I feel could explain the expansion of space from structured matter, but wouldn't allow for certain explainations of observable phenomena such as: explaining both attraction and repulsion, the concepts of relativity as your matter can only decay and an increase in acceleration wouldn't allow it to condense whereby defining the mechanism for relativity, etc; and I hold to a bidirectional view whereby the expansion of space was caused by the initial event/collision/bang, but the formation of structured matter from unstructured "space" is the evidence of an attempt to regain the initial state of absolute uniform linear motion. Changes in acceleration by imposed direction allow for the expansion and contraction of the surrounding medium of structured and unstructured matter. I feel that this would allow for the conservation of all things, whereby there could never be "absolute rest", which is the prediction of your views.
regards,
Tim