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°Lucy° User ID: 57189955 Germany 05/02/2014 02:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | some suggest gravity propagates at the speed of light or even faster. [link to www.metaresearch.org] "He who people call a fool is not a fool, but he who takes flattery for Truth, is." |
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catsscratchfever (OP) User ID: 45545855 Canada 05/02/2014 02:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There aren't any. It's more fear mongering BS. Oh look, it's already May, we're all still here... Would it be possible to find evidence that this event (if ever) has happened before in the past Doc ????? Sure. Just look at this nebula, about 7000 light years closer to the galactic core than we are. Are the "pillars of creation" intact in the image? Then it hasn't been happening repeatedly throughout history as Paul claims. In fact a blast wave is heading towards the pillars and we will witness their destruction in another thousand years or so, but it didn't originate in the galactic core nor is it a threat to earth. Thanks Doc....The fact Dr LaViolette is selling a book on this subject should of sent up the bullshit flags.... |
SunnyDaze User ID: 25960618 United States 05/02/2014 03:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? ... I wouldn't go so far as to wish that it happens just to put the butt-hurt on you, but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. I can't wait til one of their probs hit the wall of the hologram and blow the Scientific community away ... and expose them for what block-heads they are ... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 23728592 United Kingdom 05/02/2014 03:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe someone can clarify, has this event already happened? How would such a super wave, even traveling at the speed of light, impact our solar system within a few months time from now? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1003364 The Center is about 26,080 light years away, so any light from the event would take that long to get here, or in other words light based observations we make today are from events that happened about 26 thousand years ago. Things other than light move much slower so would take even longer to reach us.. So for example some super-wave event might happen so that we see it today, but the affect wouldn't reach us for several hundred thousand years if not millions. It's very very very very very far away. And a superwave probably won't happen or affect us, that makes no sense. Such a wave would have pushed all the stars out of the galaxy by now if it happened periodically. This particular assertion is that something terrible will happen when the G2 cloud passes closest to Sgr A* the black hole at the centre of our galaxy. G2 reached periapsis whith Sgr A* in March and there was no notable increase in X-ray emissions from Sgr A*. LaViolette maintains that this sort of event is the source of ultra high energy cosmic rays UHECRs. A UHECR from Sgr A* would arrive around 4 micro seconds after the light and x-rays ( they travel very close to the speed of light ) There was no increase in UHCRs in March either. Nothing happened. Even if all of G2 was swallowed it would only lead to an increase in X-ray emissions from Sgr A*, with no environmental impact on the Earth. Any massive body in G2 ( like a planet or star ) would be carried away from Sgr A*, after periapsis, by its radial velocity. The closest the cloud gets is 3,000 times the Swarzschild radius of Sgr A*. No doom on offer, sorry :( |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 6068598 United States 05/02/2014 03:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "" Interesting. ...I have done research on this before. I think that's what makes our species spontaneously evolve our dna. We will evolve again when it is completed. .. "" Dude you have to quit believing in those "Evolution" cartoons. I know they are fun to look at, but science is science. By the way, Scooby-Do is a fun cartoon, but there is no actual Scooby-Do. As much as I would like there to be one. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 57621643 United Kingdom 05/02/2014 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? ... I wouldn't go so far as to wish that it happens just to put the butt-hurt on you, but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyDaze I can't wait til one of their probs hit the wall of the hologram and blow the Scientific community away ... and expose them for what block-heads they are ... How dare you! How VERY DARE YOU!? Dr. Shillstro is the Final Authority on all thing Asstro-nomical at GLP, as you are well aware! |
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Dr. Astro Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 05/02/2014 03:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? Quoting: SunnyDaze I am a "certified scientist." I question my peers work all the time, that's how science works, why would I treat Paul any different? Because YOU want to kiss his ass and swallow whatever he sells you hook line and sinker? That's your choice, but don't you dare attack me for critiquing his claims, ESPECIALLY when I was SPECIFICALLY ASKED TO DO SO. but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyYou are in NO position to claim my experience is non-existent. I am a PhD scientist, and my record here shows I know what I'm talking about. I don't just "read books" or "star gaze," I apply my knowledge and make accurate predictions and calculations, which is more than I can say for Paul's claim. Thread: ^^^^ DID YOU WATCH THE SUN ??? TRANSIT WAS VISIBLE ON ALL SDO CAMS ^^^^ (Page 5) Thread: ^^^^ DID YOU WATCH THE SUN ??? TRANSIT WAS VISIBLE ON ALL SDO CAMS ^^^^ (Page 8) Thread: The Space Telescope Science Institute Uses My Video as a Reference for Hubble's Parallax Thread: Calculating the Position and Orientation of the Moon Thread: Is Venus Brighter Than Normal? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 52327901 Switzerland 05/02/2014 03:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | some suggest gravity propagates at the speed of light or even faster. Quoting: °Lucy° [link to www.metaresearch.org] I believe gravity is faster than light. |
°Lucy° User ID: 57189955 Germany 05/02/2014 03:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | some suggest gravity propagates at the speed of light or even faster. Quoting: °Lucy° [link to www.metaresearch.org] I believe gravity is faster than light. the link I posted states: speed of gravity is faster than the speed of light by a factor not less than 2x10^10 c. Interesting work "He who people call a fool is not a fool, but he who takes flattery for Truth, is." |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 50347529 United States 05/02/2014 03:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? ... I wouldn't go so far as to wish that it happens just to put the butt-hurt on you, but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyDaze I can't wait til one of their probs hit the wall of the hologram and blow the Scientific community away ... and expose them for what block-heads they are ... what a retarded-ass comment. without even venturing into discussion about how absurd your theory is, holograms aren't solid, there would be no "wall" to "hit" |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 23728592 United Kingdom 05/02/2014 04:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | some suggest gravity propagates at the speed of light or even faster. Quoting: °Lucy° [link to www.metaresearch.org] I believe gravity is faster than light. the link I posted states: speed of gravity is faster than the speed of light by a factor not less than 2x10^10 c. Interesting work This work on the pulsar B1913+16 suggests that gravitational waves propagate at the speed of light ( verified to within 1% ) [link to arxiv.org] The pulsar's discoverers were awarded the Nobel prize. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24973074 United Kingdom 05/02/2014 04:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I apply my knowledge and make accurate predictions and calculations, which is more than I can say for Paul's claim. Quoting: Dr. Astro Well, he claims to have made a good number of verified predictions. I think this evidence could be explained in other ways without invoking "galactic core explosions." Perhaps sometime you could cast a critical eye over this list and post your thoughts? I'd appreciate it. [link to starburstfound.org] [link to starburstfound.org] |
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°Lucy° User ID: 57189955 Germany 05/02/2014 04:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | some suggest gravity propagates at the speed of light or even faster. Quoting: °Lucy° [link to www.metaresearch.org] I believe gravity is faster than light. the link I posted states: speed of gravity is faster than the speed of light by a factor not less than 2x10^10 c. Interesting work This work on the pulsar B1913+16 suggests that gravitational waves propagate at the speed of light ( verified to within 1% ) [link to arxiv.org] The pulsar's discoverers were awarded the Nobel prize. Thanks for the link! Note that except for Newton’s constant G and the speed of light c, all quantities on the right hand side of Eq. (1) have measured values listed in Table 1, or, in the case of the component masses, are derivable from those quantities. The predicted orbital period derivative due to gravitational radiation computed from Eq. (1) is P ̇b,GR = −(2.40242 ± 0.00002) × 10−12 s/s. Comparison of the measured P ̇b with the theoretical value requires a small correction, P ̇b,Gal, for relative acceleration between the solar system and binary pulsar system, projected onto the line of sight It actually could be faster than light, but there is no way to measure it... "He who people call a fool is not a fool, but he who takes flattery for Truth, is." |
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sunwatcher User ID: 2159377 United States 05/02/2014 04:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe someone can clarify, has this event already happened? How would such a super wave, even traveling at the speed of light, impact our solar system within a few months time from now? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1003364 The Center is about 26,080 light years away, so any light from the event would take that long to get here, or in other words light based observations we make today are from events that happened about 26 thousand years ago. Things other than light move much slower so would take even longer to reach us.. So for example some super-wave event might happen so that we see it today, but the affect wouldn't reach us for several hundred thousand years if not millions. It's very very very very very far away. And a superwave probably won't happen or affect us, that makes no sense. Such a wave would have pushed all the stars out of the galaxy by now if it happened periodically. hum, if we are "seeing" what already happened, "to the past", because of that distance of 20 thousands light years... gama ray bursts also travel at near light speed; so, they'd "come" to us right after the core is hit (because if it was hit 20 thousands years ago, the gama ray would be already close to us as we "see" only now the nebula falling into it) so, if we "see" the nebula going into the core, we'll also "see" the gama rays RIGHT AFTER, as we would be seeing what indeed happened 20000 years ago and the gama rays that were emitted by then would also be coming to us at a very, very close speed |
Dr. Astro Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 05/02/2014 04:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I apply my knowledge and make accurate predictions and calculations, which is more than I can say for Paul's claim. Quoting: Dr. Astro Well, he claims to have made a good number of verified predictions. The claim itself predicts we should all be doomed by now. Furthermore, the claim itself predicts that this happens every 10,000 years - so how is it that nebulae structures thousands of light years closer to the galactic core than we are managed to survive those earlier and frequent blasts? Basically any time any story hits the media and mentions cosmic rays, he claims it's verification of his "galactic superwave" bullshit. It's not. Yes, cosmic rays exist, that does not mean that "galactic superwaves" propagate through the galaxy every 10,000 years with the effects he's predicted, which should be hitting us right now. |
°Lucy° User ID: 57189955 Germany 05/02/2014 04:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There are so many things yet unknown and new discoveries are made. I think everything combined might have a great significance. I like to share a post from another thread: STELLAR CHEMISTRY Quoting: joinca Shockwave findings set to rewrite scientific theories Research from an international team of scientists led by the University of Leicester has discovered for the first time that one of the most powerful events in our universe - Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRB) - behave differently than previously thought. The study, published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature, uses evidence from observation of a GRB to rule out most of the existing theoretical predictions concerning the afterglow of the explosions. For Dr Klaas Wiersema, of the University of Leicester's Department of Physics and Astronomy, it was handy that he was up in the middle of the night tending to his three-year-old son which is when he got the alert that a GRB had occurred. The full article is here: [link to www.spacedaily.com] and [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] Comprising primarily space physicists, the IBEX team realized that the galactic magnetic field wrapped around our heliosphere -the giant "bubble" that envelops and protects our solar system-appears to determine the orientation of the ribbon and the placement of energetic particles measured in it. "The teraelectronvolt (TeV) particles measured by the team are incredible," Dr. David McComas, IBEX principal investigator and assistant vice president of the Space Science and Engineering Division at Southwest Research Institute, said. "Each one is up to 12 orders of magnitude more energetic than, for example, a photon of visible light coming from the Sun," he said. [link to zeenews.india.com] "He who people call a fool is not a fool, but he who takes flattery for Truth, is." |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 55263579 United States 05/02/2014 04:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? ... I wouldn't go so far as to wish that it happens just to put the butt-hurt on you, but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyDaze I can't wait til one of their probs hit the wall of the hologram and blow the Scientific community away ... and expose them for what block-heads they are ... How can the mere presentation of facts be interpreted as a display of ego? Is it because said facts oppose your beliefs? If so, then this speaks more of your ego issues than Astromut's. I've read numerous posts by him and can't recall a single instance where his ego clouded the information presented. Simply put: if it bothers you that he proclaims 2+2=4 because you believe the answer to be 5, that's entirely your problem, not his. |
Chay-Ophan User ID: 55263579 United States 05/02/2014 04:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? ... I wouldn't go so far as to wish that it happens just to put the butt-hurt on you, but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyDaze I can't wait til one of their probs hit the wall of the hologram and blow the Scientific community away ... and expose them for what block-heads they are ... How can the mere presentation of facts be interpreted as a display of ego? Is it because said facts oppose your beliefs? If so, then this speaks more of your ego issues than Astromut's. I've read numerous posts by him and can't recall a single instance where his ego clouded the information presented. Simply put: if it bothers you that he proclaims 2+2=4 because you believe the answer to be 5, that's entirely your problem, not his. Incidentally, this was my post. Forgot to log in. Didn't want to seem as if I were hiding behind an A/C mask. ChayOphan |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 34155386 United States 05/02/2014 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow...this is cool! It does make me think of the early stories about DNA activation and ties in to the Superman mythos and all sorts of stuff. Crystaline DNA I think it was called early on. I saw it first on Crystal Links website. This is a great post. Thanks! |
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SunnyDaze User ID: 25390797 United States 05/02/2014 06:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your ego is phonemonal Astromut, you question the life work of a certified Scientist ? Quoting: SunnyDaze I am a "certified scientist." I question my peers work all the time, that's how science works, why would I treat Paul any different? Because YOU want to kiss his ass and swallow whatever he sells you hook line and sinker? That's your choice, but don't you dare attack me for critiquing his claims, ESPECIALLY when I was SPECIFICALLY ASKED TO DO SO. but your knowledge is limited by your experience which is, as far as I can tell, non existent - other than reading books and star gazing. Quoting: SunnyYou are in NO position to claim my experience is non-existent. I am a PhD scientist, and my record here shows I know what I'm talking about. I don't just "read books" or "star gaze," I apply my knowledge and make accurate predictions and calculations, which is more than I can say for Paul's claim. Thread: ^^^^ DID YOU WATCH THE SUN ??? TRANSIT WAS VISIBLE ON ALL SDO CAMS ^^^^ (Page 5) Thread: ^^^^ DID YOU WATCH THE SUN ??? TRANSIT WAS VISIBLE ON ALL SDO CAMS ^^^^ (Page 8) Thread: The Space Telescope Science Institute Uses My Video as a Reference for Hubble's Parallax Thread: Calculating the Position and Orientation of the Moon Thread: Is Venus Brighter Than Normal? bla bla bla, you have the paper-work to prove that you know how to regurgitate what you read in a book ... you have proven only that you can be programed - are you gainfully employed in your field - or just sucking dick for fun? |