MRC_Hans
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First try to understand it you self.
In the previous post you admittet that you did't
So that would be a perfect place to start
Then understand thayt gravity wave are different
Such from Binary system will not faltten but continue forever
BUT such that emarge due to lost of matter will certianly gradually fatten / weakening.
I'm sorry, that part is simply incomprehensible. At the very least, use a spell-checker, but that would not be enough here, I'm afraid.
The fact is that we have so many facileties able to detec gravitional waves, we SHOULD long ago have results.
BUT when gravity waves (from supernovas or Binary stars) are changing everything propotinal we have nothing to compare with, and cannot detect such.
You have no idea what you are talking a bout.
Tak a look at this > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzZgFKoIfQI
So left is now to understand what is the force of gravity.
And you don't.
Gravitational waves are pretty good expression when we talk about such from binary systems, - but we are not.
Incomprehensible.
We are talking about such as are the result of matter dissolving and hence off course also dissolving depressions of space.
This can be illustrate as below..
http://www.science27.com/forum/sunWave.jpg
You can see the stretch of space between the Sun and the Earth (fig.A - red area) would be released after 8 minutes if the Sun would dissolve but still the depression would be there, after passing the Earth.
In this case it is misleading to talk about a "wave"- simple because there are no waves, but instead flattening of a depression, - with the speed of light.
And?
A BigCrunch / BigBang will leaves billions of such. Because gravity was extreme when BigBang went off, - which mean a previous Universe was exploding.
Therefore when matter again is created, there are still old depressions left.
Such old depression-remains is what so-called dark matter is.
Nonsense.
Bjarne, perhaps you should study the subject a bit before you try to be wise about it? Dark matter is not some diffuse gravity field all over the universe, it is very localized in galaxies. Your model does not explain that.
Also, there is not a scenario where there is some large 'amount of gravity' in the universe. Gravity is closely tied to mass, and the amount of mass in the universe is fairly constant.
I know you imagine that the whole universe could have had a great speed and this could have created a lot of gravity, but that is nonsense: Speed is relative, and it does not create gravity in itself. Acceleration creates gravity, but in turn consumes energy. There is not enough energy in the universe to increase the total gravity by any appreciable amount.
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