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Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 6:37 pm

Imwashingmypirate wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 6:15 pm

I propose a thought experiment...

What if it isn't gravity that bends light but rather the fields that are coming from objects in space?

What is the field and how does it interact with the light?

Magnetic field.

I propose a thought experiment...

What if it isn't gravity that bends light but rather the fields that are coming from objects in space?

https://www.livescience.com/physics-mat ... y-suggests

Not sure how real this is. But interesting.

Question: Would the Michelson-Morley experiment be reliable to contradict the ether if this were the case: "Simple, their experiment assumed that the Aether would just go around the earth. But it doesn't, it goes through the earth and into the earth and into the matter particles and is annihilated....

We had to derive so many equations that I wouldn't be surprised if I have derived [Kepler‘s Laws] lol. The ones I remember working on are the laws of thermodynamics. Ugh. I’m sure you can derive them. You’re a physicist. (It’s okay if it might take you a while to remember and think. Me too. I’m goi...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has dropped the moniker Mormon to camouflage its reputation. But it still needs a shortened moniker. How does Gary sound? The Gary Church, the Book of Gary, and the Garys. Kinda like newsround. Little bullitens (I've re written that several times with...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has dropped the moniker Mormon to camouflage its reputation. But it still needs a shortened moniker. How does Gary sound? The Gary Church, the Book of Gary, and the Garys. What in the name of God are you going on about? :lol: shades.. I adore you. :D ...

Where does the word "edumacated" come from? I've only heard one other person use that word. It's used somewhat in America. Possibly used to poke fun at someone's education (or lack thereof) but also used as a comedic phrase by people who like word play and or self deprecating humor. Basically it's ...

At speeds in the hundreds of mph, we're talking tiny fractions of seconds "gained." For example, if you take a 6 hour flight, going about 550 mph, you'd end up getting an additional 0.000001 seconds. If you flew around for an entire year at that speed, you'd still not gain a full second. At 25% of ...

Kepler's Laws are not "scholarship about scholarship". They are how the planets move. People have watched those things up there for millennia. Ancient Egyptians marked the patterns quite well. The planets drift around in the night sky, over weeks and months and years, gradually cycling back around ...