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No we would not and will not.To distinguish we could call these:
- Gravitational inner mass center (COG - as before)
- Relative gravitational center. (RGC)
The center of massof a system of particles is defined as the average of their positions,
, weighted by their masses, mi:![]()
For a continuous distribution with mass density
and total mass M, the sum becomes an integral:![]()
If an object has uniform density then its center of mass is the same as the centroid of its shape.![]()
RGC is not my invention. Maybe it would make sense to you if we call it Common Gravity Center (or what so ever) - But still it is not my invention.No we would not and will not.
The defnition of center of gravity of a system means that your "RGC" is redundant:
Read what "The Man wrote"
Evidently he is.
Bjarne, you do understand why it is called the “the gravitational center” or center of gravity, don’t you? As noted before, for a uniformly distributed mass, the center of gravity for that mass is the geometrical center of that body (the center of mass for that body). This it different from the center of gravity between say the Earth and that other body (the center of mass between the two bodies), which would only be at the point of contact with the Earth if that other body was exactly the same size, mass and mass distribution as the Earth. These are all well established and easily demonstrable principles of mass and gravity that you seem to have (perhaps deliberately) overlooked or simply ignored in your “new theory”.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6153474&postcount=1444
Liar you claims there is a height difference of 3 meter of any floor.
This does not come from my data.
It is now important now, but rather what is the difference.
This we will not know before after the next measurement is done.
I am not completely sure if the floor height at Domus Vista was total 22 or total 22 cm.
It has a 2 cm stone layer (wear-layer)
I will try to check.
If it is 22 cm, the buildings own ADG towards ground floor is maybe not stable but accelerating, compared to the FAG.
"About"Bjarne, the Domus vista is about 100m tall, and it has 30 floors. You CAN divide 30 into 100
No not only, - the floor height you must add 20 cm (= + 600 cm) and maybe also + 2 cm for the wear layer. = total + 60 cmThat is for calculating the mass. To calculate the free air gradient, you need the distance between the floors
No not only, - the floor height you must add 20 cm (= + 600 cm) and maybe also + 2 cm for the wear layer. = total + 60 cm
This make a huge different on the final result
Floor Hight Reading Free air Difference
5 15m 981,544.2660 981,545.0650 -0.7990
15 45m 981,535.8070 981,535.8070 0.0000
25 75m 981,527.2690 981,526.5490 0.7200
I did ignore the top and bottom floors, explicitly to avoid the anomalies that can be expected there. READ what people post, Bjarne. You CAN read, can't you?Also notice that the measurement at the ground floor was done by the entrance and hence not the same place like that the vertical aligned measurement, - so better ignore this one, - these is only for "final calibration"
Then cite where it is defined. It looks exactly like center of gravity of a system of particles to me.RGC is not my invention. Maybe it would make sense to you if we call it Common Gravity Center (or what so ever) - But still it is not my invention.
So Bjarne, - it does make sense to me.So RC, - I don't know why it not make sense to you, - but it is so much that don't make sense to you, so that this also do not, - is really not surprising.
Evidently he is.
Bjarne, you do understand why it is called the “the gravitational center” or center of gravity, don’t you? As noted before, for a uniformly distributed mass, the center of gravity for that mass is the geometrical center of that body (the center of mass for that body). This it different from the center of gravity between say the Earth and that other body (the center of mass between the two bodies), which would only be at the point of contact with the Earth if that other body was exactly the same size, mass and mass distribution as the Earth. These are all well established and easily demonstrable principles of mass and gravity that you seem to have (perhaps deliberately) overlooked or simply ignored in your “new theory”.
Try following the Use Kepler's Laws tell you the mass of both stars to see the method explained.
The basic problem with your statement is the the mass of black holes has been measured. It is quite simple to do:
(ditto for Sag A* except there are lots of stars to use)
- The stellar black hole candidates are in X-ray binary systems.
- Measure the orbits.
- Use Kepler's Laws tell you the mass of both stars.
Hans this is a forum.Not at all. I calculate the values for floor #5, #15, and #25.
Whether this is off by a couple of meters is entirely irrelevant.
Then cite where it is defined. It looks exactly like center of gravity of a system of particles to me.
Ohh so you understand it now?That is the definition of the center of gravity that The Man states. The difference he mentions is between the geometrical center and center of gravity.
He gives the example of two Earths with a point of contact where the center of mass is at that point.
More examples
- Two Earths whose surface is separated by X kilometers would have a center of gravity at X/2 kilometers.
- Two Earths whose centers are the same would have a center of gravity at the center.
- Two Earths who overlap will have a center of gravity within the overlap.
I do not need to since The Man never said that there were two kinds of center of gravity.RC honestly , - ask the Man.
Ohh so you understand it now?
Not long ago you wrote that was redundant::
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6159533&postcount=1462
Good you could make up your mind.
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I always understood it - your definition wass based your inability to understand what The Man wrote about the geometrical center and center of gravity of a system. That makes your RGC redundant.
Moo Cow...
Muuu
and this is candidate for the list:
A new question for Bjarne about black hole masses
First asked 20 July 2010
Reality Check - How misguided and wrong of you!
You know Bjarne's mind transcends calculus, rendering it unnecessary and, indeed, inappropriate for his calculations.
Yes.
Right.
Right.
To distinguish we could call these:
- Gravitational inner mass center (COG - as before)
- Relative gravitational center. (RGC)
No, - this are not overlooked, - the thing is, that what you normally understand as the COG (of a secondary body), - means it have a gravitational central property (pull from all sides).
This center (of a relative small secondary body) seems to moves and merges (unite) with the RGC (between the bodies) so soon there are contact with a primary heavy body (primary mass), - as for example a buildings contact with the Earth.
So nothing is missing.
The COG will again separate from the unification with the RGC, for example inside a rocket, after leaving the Earth.
The further away from the rocket gets from the Earth, the more the COG (included belonging gravity property) will be recreated in the geometrical mass center of that rocket.
If the Moon would fall towards the Earth, both the Earth’s but mainly the Moon’s COG would approach each other, but still be inside the bodies..
Between these there would be a common RGC, which would be exactly the same as COG, so soon the mass unification is 100 % accomplished. (- when the moon would be completely swallowed).
In the end RGC and is COG is off course the same property we are speaking about.
A, - RGC is only "steps" of a unification process, between 2 masses, - to become a completely united COG / mass.
RGC is not my invention. Maybe it would make sense to you if we call it Common Gravity Center (or what so ever) - But still it is not my invention.
So RC, - I don't know why it not make sense to you, - but it is so much that don't make sense to you, so that this also do not, - is really not surprising.
I do not need to since The Man never said that there were two kinds of center of gravity.
He stated that there were a geometrical center and a center of gravity. You misread this and proposed your "gravitational inner mass center (COG - as before)" and "relative gravitational center (RGC)".
That makes your RGC redundant
Yehhh Yehhh Yehhh Yehhhh: Your RGC is redundant.Yehhh Yehhh Yehhh Yehhhh
...yet more gibberish and ranting...
.2 meter off = 2 * 0.3048 mGal = 0.6048 mGal
This is a diviation 6 times more than the total weight of the building.
So the building most according to your believe be almost massive, and probaly also made of lead ? or how can you get soooooo huge diviation ?
Don't you think this huge cow alarm bell should had awaken you ?
Exactly like your calculated values ( -0.7990 and + 0.7200) also is at least 1000% off compared to the buildings weight.
About the 2 meters. That would just mean that I calculated the gravity on, say, 6th floor, instead of the 5th. No big deal at this point.
However, if you say the -0.7990 and + 0.7200 are a 1000% off then your measurements are useless, because those figures come directly from your measurements.
Actually, I agree: You measurements are, on the whole, useless, but as I have shown repeatedly, it is possible to derive an indication of the negative slope from the building's gravity.
Now, to avoid making your next measurements equally useless:
Please provide the gravity reading obtained at the base of the empty tank.
!The second sentence is strange (energy never disappears) and what does he think this has to do with the jet from the accretion disk outside the black hole?I do not believe there is a lot of matter inside a black hole.
Stars falling into a black hole are ripped apart and disappear as energy, - properly together with the jet.
Astronomers believe thatStars falling into a black hole are ripped apart and disappear as energy, - properly together with the jet.
24 points in the list so far plus three questions exploring Bjarne's ignorance that equations involving physical quantities have to preserve the units of measurement.
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