[geocentrism] Re: Regner concedes?

  • From: "philip madsen" <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 09:25:10 +1000

Its ok Neville I ensured the post went to all parties including Rob B  its a 
common practise i do when sharing, and I do pass back any replies..  evenif 
they conflict with my own opinion  lol   Philip. 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Neville Jones 
  To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 2:04 AM
  Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Regner concedes?


  Philip,

  And here we run into a problem, because Robert B has not come back onto the 
forum, so how can he answer? This is why I seldom allow postings from anyone 
who is not currently a member. To get a dialogue going under such circumstances 
is very awkward.

  It's not your fault, I'm just making the observation clear to all.

  Neville 

  www.GeocentricUniverse.com



    -----Original Message-----
    From: pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Sent: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 15:23:24 +1000



    Robert.  Given that you theorise that resistance to flywheel axial rotation 
is due to aether density? if we can call it that, would you think the same rule 
would apply to any acceleration in a straight line? 

    There are a couple of questions that come out of this where MS call 

    acceleration any change of velocity or direction of motion due to the 
application of a force. . 

    In the case of angular motion, when a car cuts a corner, at constant speed, 
I can concur that extra force/energy is applied during the turn. 

    In the case of a satellite, yes again force g is applied to cause the 
curved motion. which may represent an input of energy. 

    However in the case of a flywheel, at say1500 rpm, on frictionless bearings 
in a vacuum, no force is needed to keep this angular velocity in momentum..  Is 
this not an inconsistancy..

    I know they talk of centripetal force, which has no energy input.. Is that 
why they call it a fictional force??  

    You can divulge your intellectual property now as I have paid for my copy. 
Cant wait for it to arrive.  LOL. 

    Now some other applications.
    Remembering Aspdens theory and experiment, I tend not to complicate the 
aether with Scripture. From Aspden, it seems that the inertia of mass in 
rotation causes the aether in the vicinity to spiral out away from the mass. 
This spiral relationship can be positive or negative..  By that I mean, the 
same effect would occur if the mass was revolving in the aether, or the mass 
was static and the aether was revolving around the mass. As is the case we 
proposed is happening in the geocentric system. 

    Therefore the aether would be spiraled out from the world close to it,  due 
to its relative rotation to the earth.Call this an aether rotating induced 
centrifuge.  Is this the vortex to which you are referring?  This situation 
would be unique to the earth. Satisfying Genesis. With the other worlds 
rotating, it would be mass rotating induced centrifuge..  

    I cannot see that this necessarily means that inertia would reduce to zero 
at depth, but the thought certainly raises many posibilities about what may 
really be happening in the core. Then what about the poles?
    the aether density must be higher there. 

    Phil. 

      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: philip madsen 
      To: geocentrism list ; markjwyatt@xxxxxxxxx ; Robert Sungenis ; Robert 
Bennett 
      Cc: Martin G. Selbrede ; Neville Jones 
      Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 4:12 PM
      Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Regner concedes?


      Good stuff Dr. Robert. They could never explain other than by a 
mathmatical concept why a body rotating at constant velocity was called 
acceleration...  not to my satisfaction anyway. 

      You just did. You could have left out the scriptual reference though.. 
Science has no need of that...  little grin..  

      Philip. 
        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Robert Bennett 
        To: sungenis@xxxxxxx ; markjwyatt@xxxxxxxxx 
        Cc: Neville Jones ; Philip ; Martin G. Selbrede 
        Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 6:51 AM
        Subject: RE: [geocentrism] Re: Regner concedes?


        R&M,



        Classical physics use angular momentum and rotational inertia to 
empirically describe the bike wheel exp.  But MS physics has no underlying 
causal mechanism that explains inertia, the resistance to a change in linear or 
spinning motion, nor can MS explain how the wheel knows/senses that it is 
moving (and with respect to what?). 



        A truly loyal Aetherian would not run from this issue, but say that the 
inertial component of the aether resists the attempt to change the vortex 
induced by the original spin-up of the wheel.  



        If the aether is causing this effect, then removing or reducing  it 
should remove or reduce the effect.

        <!--[if !supportLists]-->1.       <!--[endif]-->The definitive answer 
to the location of aether is in Genesis: the firmament is sandwiched between 
the waters below and above (it). 

        <!--[if !supportLists]-->2.       <!--[endif]-->Miller’s exps  have 
shown that the aether can be partially shielded by the steel and concrete in 
buildings and increases with altitude, implying that the firmament boundary 
with the earth’s surface is gradual, not sharp.    



        The question is: how much shielding is needed? How deep must the exp. 
be buried to see a measurable reduction?

        MS physicists use abandoned salt mines to reduce cosmic ray background; 
perhaps this would be deep enough.

        But Russian deep drilling for oil indicates the shaft temperature falls 
after ~8 miles down. This implies that the aether has been fully absorbed  at 
this depth. 



        Nevertheless there should be a decrease  in the aether and the bike 
wheel’s resistance to axial motion with depth. The same would be true for any 
gyro motion, or the oscillation plane of the Foucault pendulum.



        Robert B







        From: sungenis@xxxxxxx [mailto:sungenis@xxxxxxx] 
        Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 8:51 PM
        To: robert.bennett@xxxxxxx; markjwyatt@xxxxxxxxx
        Subject: Fwd: [geocentrism] Re: Regner concedes?



        …….

        philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

          Repeat for Jack and Allen;



          Regner asked the question if you all remember, what happens to a 
spinning bicycle wheel, if you try to turn it sideways..  



          In Newtonian physics thats the proof of the HC system.



          Newtons laws are demonstrable and satisfactory for dealing with 
motion, if not the reason why, at least the properties as experienced. 



          Hold the axel firmly  with wheel edge in front of your nose whilst 
the wheel is spinning rapidly. Now try to rotate your body. 



          A spinning flywheel is stable and resists angular rotation around its 
axis of rotation . You can test this principle as Regner suggested. . 



          The bicycle depends on this principle to work. 



          A bicycle wheel that is suspended vertically and powered to rotate 
continuously, with the axel pointing east- west. in a frame having no 
resistance to rotation in any direction , (set in gymbol bearings) will 
maintain it orientation vertically for ever, except , because the earth is 
rotating one revolution per day, this frame will not turn with the motion of 
the earth. 



          Consequently if you are looking at this wheel edge on from the North, 
you will see the frame with the wheel turn slowly clockwise , making one 
complete turn per day.  If it was vertical on 12 oclock at noon, it will be 
pointing at 1 an hour later, and so on. 



          If the world was not rotating with any angular movement, this 
flywheel would remain in the vertical orientation . 



          We have known about, and discussed this here for years, why do we 
keep running away from it? Long range ballistic missile computers  using 
inertial guidance systems must program in this rotation to stay on course..  





          Philip. 


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