Please refer to my post, "True Sapience", for my input on this subject to your some of your behavior on this forum...
Thank you.
This is your post 'True Sapience". So now what do you want?
Please refer to my post, "True Sapience", for my input on this subject to your some of your behavior on this forum...
Thank you.
All this gibberish is malarkey
It's a girl actually, and feel free, along with AlexG, to sling insults instead of addressing the theory that was presented.
Consider two magnetic monopoles
At high intensities they will move toward and collide into one another very quickly
Now why is it unreasonable to speculate that these tiny magnetic fields we and every object in nature possess to some degree are what's keeping us more attracted to earth than to space?
Now why is it unreasonable to speculate that these tiny magnetic fields we and every object in nature possess to some degree are what's keeping us more attracted to earth than to space?
Gravity is absolutely magnetism! And anyone that says anything different was either taught wrong, or has not taken the real time involved in researching this. This is my Theory actually, published over 6 years ago on hubpages and has over a thousand comments, and 22 thousand readers. Physicist's included. http://newtonsrival.hubpages.com/hub/Gravity-is-Magnetism . Join the conversation. And for those of you with rude comments to this person for proposing his thoughts , you should all be ashamed of yourselves!I'm not an expert in physics or anything but an interesting thought occurred to me today. I don't know if someone else has already thought of this. Could it be that what we perceive as gravity is just a heavily neutralized magnetic/electrostatic force? In other words our universe has struck a fine state of balance between the positive and negative electromagnetic forces leaving only a weak potential difference which we have labeled as "gravity."
Thanks for reading and I'm eager to hear the responses!!
Yes I do! And that is exactly what they did. http://newtonsrival.hubpages.com/hub/Gravity-is-MagnetismThere is no need to do such an experiment as nature does it for us already. There are a number of substances that are diamagnetic. They are the complete opposite of ferromagnetic materials in that they are repelled by magnetic fields. Examples of such materials are Bismuth, Mercury, Silver, Gold, Lead, and water. Any magnetic field strong enough to mimic say, the gravity of the Earth would repel these substances.
In addition, magnetism falls victim to many of the same flaws as electrostatic charge would; No equivalence between attraction and inertial mass and it would not adhere to to the inverse square law for examples.
Honestly, think about it. One of the "Holy Grails" of physics is, and has been for a long time, the unification of the forces; finding a single explanation for them all. Do you really think that in all that time, the countless scientists who have tackled this problem would have missed such a simple answer if it was viable in the least bit?
Simple question:Gravity is absolutely magnetism! And anyone that says anything different was either taught wrong, or has not taken the real time involved in researching this. This is my Theory actually, published over 6 years ago on hubpages and has over a thousand comments, and 22 thousand readers. Physicist's included. http://newtonsrival.hubpages.com/hub/Gravity-is-Magnetism . Join the conversation. And for those of you with rude comments to this person for proposing his thoughts , you should all be ashamed of yourselves!
Publishing a unevidenced conjecture (pretending to be a theory) and having a website means nothing.Yes I do! And that is exactly what they did. http://newtonsrival.hubpages.com/hub/Gravity-is-Magnetism
If that were true, satellites could not orbit the Earth. So it's trivial to prove false.Gravity is absolutely magnetism!
Great! Then compasses absolutely point down! That's why Santa will be bringing you a lump of coal!Gravity is absolutely magnetism!
Anyone who says anything different passed the 2nd grade science unit "How does a compass work?"And anyone that says anything different was either taught wrong,
By playing with the little compass in the box of Cracker Jacks, or the one in the Happy Meal? Maybe you should try the Cub Scout brand. One you can find your way out of the woods with. When your life depends on it, you will complete the research yourself.or has not taken the real time involved in researching this.
Which one? The theory of narcissistic ignorance? I didn't think they covered that in the 2nd grade since normal brains are naturally curious at that age. Oh, I get it. This is a theory of brain damage.This is my Theory actually,
Before you were born, or right after the car accident?published over 6 years ago
Sorry, all lines to that site are down due to Earth's gravity.on hubpages
You created a few sock puppets a week for 6 years? Let me refer you to a site that discusses other syndromes of head injury, drainbamage.com.and has over a thousand comments,
You can't count the 10 garbage collection web crawlers a day as "readers". Besides, due to gravitational interference whatever you posted has been scrambled. They are seeing an ad for a device that tests compasses. It's a little magnet encased in acrylic, from the souvenir shop at NIST.and 22 thousand readers.
A physicist's what is included? Chortle? Expletive? Data transaction blocking the site? All of the above?Physicist's included.
OK, that's the site to block? Done.
Talking to yourself, about yourself, isn't a conversation. By all means proceed. But when you get to the part "where did I go wrong" feel free to open a thread here by that title.Join the conversation.
We are ashamed as he is for relying on the Cracker Jack compass, esp. after it ran him off the road into that tree. That being said, we'll continue to advocate for seat belts, brain trauma centers and TomToms that can find Magnetic North.And for those of you with rude comments to this person for proposing his thoughts , you should all be ashamed of yourselves!
Explained quite thoroughly in the Theory!Simple question:
If gravity is magnetism why does gravity affect nonmagnetic materials?
Actually in the second part of the theory there is quite a significant amount of actual evidence. The website is a verification of first publication. So therefore it does mean "something"! Perhaps you should read it before writing such silliness.Publishing a unevidenced conjecture (pretending to be a theory) and having a website means nothing.