Alex Cured
Critical Thinker
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- Feb 21, 2012
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They're certainly versatile creature though: Fetchez La Vache!
RR is Bjarne's personal fantasy based on his ignorance of science.this thread definitely seems to be slowing down ... real evidence for RR at last?
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Turn on the bass and ...
Nothing at all.What text ?
It would seem that you have finally found a suitable mode of communication with Bjarne.
Hans
Exactly right
Finally at least one understood it.
No doubt
But when he talks english .... well actually, the middle one was english, and the first one.møh møh
Do you mean Yuri?... A Russian guy wants to do it. ...
Expensive?... Do you want to be a member in the cow logic association?
What you are forgetting is a basic law of computing, Bjarne: Garbage In, Garbage OutI am looking for a person that both can program a computer and at the same time is good to astrophysics.
Bjarne, in the time this thread's been running couldn't you have taught yourself programming ... I mean, you've obviously got the astrophysics bit sorted ...
The main thread is that matter absorbs space.I just don't get the dark energy connection...
In general certainly, but from what specifically?So what, we have to save few humans first.
What about you, do you want to be saved?
And yet the observation is that spacetime is flat or slightly open ...I
RR leads to a Big Crunch, it MUST do so.
In general certainly, but from what specifically?
What do you meanAnd yet the observation is that spacetime is flat or slightly open ...
What do you mean
Not very relevant, sorry
Right it all depend on which model you prefer.I s'pose the only way I can relate the idea is to say that even if the observations are wrong and the universe is closed, it still doesn't require RR to lead to a Big Crunch
Programming the orbit of the moon, to prove RR
http://www.science27.com/english/IrregularMoonsNew.html
Looking at the page you supplied, the first formula you give is
[qimg]http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/6506/selection020.jpg[/qimg]
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=orbital+time+moon gives 2.3606×10^6 seconds so 1,209,600 is approx. half of this.
If this number is the number of seconds in 1/2 an orbit why are you further dividing by 2?
It seems like this calculation is actually producing a 1/4 of something?
(And why would you calculate the deceleration for 1/2 an orbit anyway?)
The bigger problem is using the Lorenz transformation. My reading of this is that it's basically a mapping function from time dilation between one frame of reference to another.
But even if you can use it here, the velocity you're using is the lunar average orbital speed of the Earth (you have 1000 m/s - wolfram gives it as 1020 m/s - http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=orbital+velocity+of+the+moon), but the Earth+Moon are orbiting the Sun and the Sun is orbiting the galaxy etc, so even if you can use the Lorenz xform this way, the number you're feeding it seems wrong)
Hilited part added by Daylightstar.Looking at the page you supplied, the first formula you give is
[qimg]http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/6506/selection020.jpg[/qimg]
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1,209,600 s. * 5,6 * 10-12 m/s = 0.000003387 m/s...................2