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originally posted by: blackcrowe
This model should hopefully fit Einstein's theories. And if i can provide enough useful information. As suggested by phantom463. Known numbers should be able to be plugged in to it to confirm with known results.
So now I read what you say, and I have the same problem; not a single reference to experiments and observations that test your model, wait, what exactly is your model and what are the quantitative predictions it makes that can be tested?
If it doesn't make any new or different predictions, I'm not sure I understand the point of the model, maybe you could explain that.
just one advice...
never use the word infinity in any theory, it means the dead of mathematics...
and mathematics is all they believe in
minus 1 + plus 1 is 2 of charge 0 !!
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: Bandu
Actually time is the thing and it is quite physical in nature as time is couple to dark matter so that makes it physical in every way
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: Bandu
On the contrary time speed Sapna dancer feel justice time speeds up in a denser material
So now I read what you say, and I have the same problem; not a single reference to experiments and observations that test your model, wait, what exactly is your model and what are the quantitative predictions it makes that can be tested?
The problem with this is, space-time is not just a word or words, it is mathematically woven into the equations of general relativity, a theory consisting of mathematical equations which has been tested many times and found to be consistent with observation.
originally posted by: Bandu
That's simple, just remove the word space-time with the word field density.
You know I say time is not a thing, right ?
Time is just a concept based on counting events and as charges move in a denser field the "counting" is slower... this is first you need to grasp...
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: Bandu
Yes dark matter does exist I have experimental proof for it that I found on the internet please check out this website www.scribd.com...