[geocentrism] Re: geocentrism and aether
- From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 19:24:02 -0700 (PDT)
Neville,
I think grav slingshots and other Aspeden effects could be described by
Bernoulli (becuse that would be currents just like in a river). However, i
don’t think his principles would apply to the or any vibrational effects......I
argue that currents are only one part of a "gravitational whole"( all
gravitiaonl effects) ( i argue for those two necessary mechanical
forces....currents and vibrations) where large scale structure and the local
"surface tension" like affects of "local gravity" are vibrations and are
somewhat independent of currents themselves or "aetheral flow" & bias .....
additional force in grav sling shots are due to currents but the attraction
itself to the earth is due to vibrational grav...…….how far apart are we?
…..what can i say to convince you of my position..? :-)
Allen
----- Original Message ----
From: Neville Jones <njones@xxxxxxxxx>
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2007 5:18:46 PM
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: geocentrism and aether
Yes, this is not static pressure, but the pressure involved in streamline flow
of a non-viscous, incompressible fluid. As such, it is described by Bernoulli's
Principle.
Neville
www.GeocentricUniverse.com
-----Original Message-----
From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 16:39:53 -0700 (PDT)
I think the question is a good one and worth considering..but i think the
nature of the "pressure" is gong to determine what if any significant
difference at the poles if any or not............As with any pressure exerted
by/in a "fluid" ( aether) the source of the pressure will affect the way in
which is it exerted....
example.... A spherical swimming pool( of sea water) will exert "static
pressure" on objects suspended it in...the amount of static pressure is
determined by the depth of the object imbedded in it.. ~every 33 feet depth in
seawater increases by 1 atmosphere of static pressure...static pressure is
practically equal in all 360x360x360 degrees that is it is equal on all sides
X,Y & Z axis.......for any object inbeded in a sherical chamber completley
filled with water (universe)the outer most part of the sherical chamber of
water (universe) will have the same preasure as the center (earths location)
does........I suggest as well as any axis within it save very small almost
imperceptible deviations..what would most likely affect/determine this is the
size of the chamber ( universe)
Now take wave or current action(s) within the chamber, thoes are not static and
that pressure is not equal on all sides it is pressure in the fluid but it
exerts "pressure" only in the direction of travel or direction of
current...spin of the swimming pool can directly affect the/any currents
traveling within this chamber........ie. the CMB
Now take a vibration in the fluid if the vibration is "instantaneous" that is
to say no perceptible direction appears to come from all directions due to the
speed and source of the vibration ..then that pressure would be above and
beyond the static pressure and would be independent of the static pressure as
well as the direction of any currents or the overall spin in the swimming pool
itself...
Each one of these can add "pressure" in the fluid/ swimming pool (aether) but
each one can be affected and affect any distribution of particles suspended in
it......both independently and in concert .....static pressure and the dynamic
pressure created by waves/ currents as well as any harmonic(s) & or harmonic
resonance - the state of a system in which an abnormally large vibration is
produced in response to an external stimulus, occurring when the frequency of
the stimulus is the same, or nearly the same, as the natural vibration
frequency of the system.
We think of this in terms of acoustic pressure but the principle is the same
the only difference is the medium for the vibration(s) to propagate themselves
..........air or water or aether.
In such a dynamic environment it could be but there may not be any significant/
measurable deviation from the overall "pressure" ( the added combined value for
all pressures .. the static and dynamic)...of the aether in all 360x360x360
degrees of the fluid in question (aether) in any location within the
aether.....? the paper i offered for reading suggest that there are slight
deviations of pressure "is gravity time dependent". However, that still dose
not nor would not determine if the overall "pressure"(pressure from both the
static and dynamic) within the aether is not "relatively" the same..........The
most significant differences would be noticed near and only near objects of
varying sizes/masses due to the interaction of those mass and what ever is the
cause(s) of the "pressure" that we observe and refer to as gravity....
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