Tim_BandTechDotCom wrote:Your drawing is beautiful Kasuha.
I do not think you should stop posting here. Somebody has to keep this place alive. I would recommend trying usenet too, though there is quite a lot of crappy interactions there. You can post to google groups sci.physics and possibly get some quality interactions. I would stay away from the moderated groups though. Usenet is like a cloud, and your post goes out to multiple sites in an email type format. Your information becomes distributed, so it is more of a free speech medium than this one, where a moderator can just delete a thread if they feel like it. This information is not your own here.
Hi Tim,
You are mixing up me (chelle) with Kasuha, he came up with a 'falling space' model for gravity. If you would like to see more drawings you might want to check my blog:
http://800millionparticles.blogspot.com. There is also an extended topic on Redshift.
The reason I thought it would be more or less my last post was, because I'm working on a mechanical model of an 8-formation. I want to try it out in water and see if it would screw forward. Someone is helping me out with duplicating a prototype rotor I have with a mold, but its taking a lot of time to get the 32 pieces done. Anyway, if the thing would work, which is still the big question, than I could write a paper, but as long as I don't know if the thing works, I have nothing to back my claims.
... and thanks for the tip on usenet ... btw I know that some forums are rather quick on shutting down debate. Some time ago Stephen asked to post my worries about the LHC on a more well know forum, and recently I have done so, but the post was rather quickly closed, you can check it out over here:
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=463394
Tim_BandTechDotCom wrote:
To your redshift theory:
Here is one experiment that might cause some sparks somewhere.
As a satellite leaves the solar system what should its radios behavior be under your theory? I believe that under the existing theory if a satellite has a 5 MegaHertz crystal for its radio frequency, that it will remain at 5MHz but for its velocity behavior, which should be a fairly clean doppler shift as it leaves all nearby objects.
You might want to check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_anomaly
Tim_BandTechDotCom wrote:Then too, should there be an effect based on galactic gravitation, so that we would witness more redshifting from equidistant objects?
Since the sun is the major object in the solar system, should we witness a variation in redshift from a single star as we orbit the sun?
Sure, because all other stars are 'moving away' from the sun, it makes no difference in observation.
Tim_BandTechDotCom wrote:Jeeze, here's another one: shouldn't our sun's radiation vary in frequency as we get closer or farther away from it?
Did you know that the earth doesn't move in one fluent motion around the sun, it goes shock-wise.