Gravity

[trevorjohnson83]

Atoms have no space in them, the EM field comes from the core of the nucleus. In the core of the earth or the atom there is no aether filling the gaps between atoms, they are compressed together and function as one. The aether around the core compresses as if it were heat radiating from the core but instead creates a field. Two of the same fields attract because the core has infinity in it in size and temperature and are like infinite sinks floating in the infinite cold and big and expanse. Instead of the sinks pulling in the aether like water, they pull together.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

the universe is infinitely big and infinitely small

 

[expat_panama]

Atoms have no space in them, the EM field comes from the core of the nucleus. In the core of the earth or the atom there is no aether filling the gaps between atoms, they are compressed together and function as one. The aether around the core compresses as if it were heat radiating from the core but instead creates a field. Two of the same fields attract because the core has infinity in it in size and temperature and are like infinite sinks floating in the infinite cold and big and expanse. Instead of the sinks pulling in the aether like water, they pull together.

That's all interesting, but are you posing a question for discussion?

 

[yidnar]

Atoms have no space in them, the EM field comes from the core of the nucleus. In the core of the earth or the atom there is no aether filling the gaps between atoms, they are compressed together and function as one. The aether around the core compresses as if it were heat radiating from the core but instead creates a field. Two of the same fields attract because the core has infinity in it in size and temperature and are like infinite sinks floating in the infinite cold and big and expanse. Instead of the sinks pulling in the aether like water, they pull together.

science still doesn't know exactly what gravity is ..

What is gravity?

 

[Crepitus]

Atoms have no space in them, the EM field comes from the core of the nucleus. In the core of the earth or the atom there is no aether filling the gaps between atoms, they are compressed together and function as one. The aether around the core compresses as if it were heat radiating from the core but instead creates a field. Two of the same fields attract because the core has infinity in it in size and temperature and are like infinite sinks floating in the infinite cold and big and expanse. Instead of the sinks pulling in the aether like water, they pull together.

That's the exact opposite of the current particle physics theories.

This isn't "science", it's whack-jobbery

 

[shockedcanadian]

That's all interesting, but are you posing a question for discussion?

Naw, just an alternative brag post. I like it.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Atoms have no space in them, the EM field comes from the core of the nucleus. In the core of the earth or the atom there is no aether filling the gaps between atoms, they are compressed together and function as one. The aether around the core compresses as if it were heat radiating from the core but instead creates a field. Two of the same fields attract because the core has infinity in it in size and temperature and are like infinite sinks floating in the infinite cold and big and expanse. Instead of the sinks pulling in the aether like water, they pull together.

I've been looking into gravity recently, trying to figure things out. There's the theory that gravity is all about time dilation, which is interesting, can't quite get my head around it, I feel there's something missing.

 

[Votto]

science still doesn't know exactly what gravity is ..

What is gravity?

They just don't understand the gravity of the situation is all.