[geocentrism] Re: Pro-HC physical phenomenon?
- From: Bernard Brauer <bbrauer777@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 15:23:24 -0700 (PDT)
Philip,
Does the magnetic field of force of the 3,000 pound magnet
in my living room extend forever or everywhere? It may, but the practical
pulling force is only for nearby objects. After a certain distance
the pull force is zero.
But when I sit on it for 3 hours watching television my
bones start to hurt and ache. : ~ ) Any suggestions?
Also when I vertically extend my right arm over my head
then reach behind my back to scratch the rear of my left shoulder,
it hurts every time when I do that - about ten times a day.
What should I do?
Bernie
philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bernie, I'm not expert here, but there is no real "zero gravity", as
regards the force "field" Notice I enclosed "field" because it is a mathmatical
abstract to represent visually what is only hypothetical.
The field of force is technically everywhere, even in a neutral zone. What we
are getting confused with is weight. or weightlessness. We experience this
phenomena during free fall. You might recall seeing these free fall experiments
in high flying aircraft. A satellite in orbit is in a continuous "free fall "
mode, as it technically falls "towards" but around the earth.
It looks as though no one offered the means to calculate the weight of an
object within the gravitational field, so I'll do a quick search and get back
to us. we should be able to calculate exactly the weight (force) due to gravity
at 22000miles up. but I just hate the metric system because it converted simple
pounds into a Jewish name...
I do not think it is a conspiracy here as regards the orbiting objects and
the formulars used, The devil may know, but these guys are just believing
blindly what to them seems a rational concept. The world does not produce many
Faradays or Teslas like us you know...
Philip.
----- Original Message -----
From: Bernard Brauer
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 6:01 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Pro-HC physical phenomenon?
Neville,
You were saying that there was still a gravitational field strength
at 22,236 statute miles above sea level, because I had thought it was zero
gravity.
Zero gravity is what I was told as a child that enabled astronauts to float.
So I thought if the Earth was still creating a gravity pull force at 22,236
then it must be very weak. It would be like playing with a helium balloon
here on Earth - a little tap and it moves up, not much force required.
I wonder if there is a table of completed calculations for the percentage
strength
of gravity at various altitudes above the Earth? What kind of gravity power
are
we dealing with at 22,236 considering there's an inverse distance squared
rule?
So my thoughts are that the so-called geosynchronous satellite
just sits there, no engine, practically zero gravity
and takes decades to fall back towards Earth and burn up in the atmosphere,
by which time it has been replaced with a new satellite.
Or, they are lying about the thrusters being used for lateral drift and they
are really for, or also for, vertical lift and we have another State-sponsered
conspiracy on our hands,
a la Federal Reserve, Apollo, 911, Iraq, etcetera, ad infinitum.
Bernie
"Dr. Neville Jones" <ntj005@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bernie,
I am very interested in this.
I know that geosynchronous satellites have thrusters to correct for lateral
drift, but I did not know that they had "vertical" thrusters. Do you have any
more info on this? In particular, the thrusters would need to be of very low
power, but constantly running (solar power/battery).
Neville.
Bernard Brauer <bbrauer777@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The gravitational field strength is very weak at the 22,236 altitude,
because of the inverse square distance rule. So the satellite
would just need a small strength vertical thruster to keep it in place.
I read they do indeed have thrusters.
Bernie
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