Re: Theories reducing to Newtonian gravity: general relativity doesn't
On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 10:47:26 -0700, ---- wrote:
This is very interesting,
BUT COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT!
*THE* DEFINITIVE WORK ON GRAVITY IS:
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AETHRO-KINEMATICS BY STEVEN RADO ©1994
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This is the electronic edition.
Its a different column format than
the official published hard copy, but
I believe its the same exact text.
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YOU GOTTA READ IT
* TO BELIEVE IT! *
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Until you read it,
you just DON'T KNOW
SHIT about gravity!
That is *NOT* a
casual statement!
OR a poetic
exaggaration!
If you have
not read Rado,
YOU ARE COMPLETELY
IGNORANT OF GRAVITY!
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PREPARE TO BE *STUNNED*!
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AFTERADO
YOUKNOW!
BOOK COVER:
http://net-prophet.net/rado-ak/aethro_1.pdf
[The GIF should move. See Steve's site logo.]
ADOBE ACROBAT READER INSTRUCTIONS:
http://net-prophet.net/rado-ak/aethro_2.pdf
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AETHRO-KINEMATICS TEXT:
http://net-prophet.net/rado-ak/aethro_3.pdf
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Steves site is:
http://www.aethro-kinematics.com/
THATS *ALL* WE CAN DO FOR YOU!
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THE REST IS UP TO YOU!
*READ RADO AND K'NOW!*
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O
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P.S. EINSTEIN WAS AN IDIOT WANKER!
QUANTUM MECHANICS ARE IDIOTS TOO!
"STRING THEORISTS" ARE
JUST TIED UP IN K'NOTS!
FORGET EVERYONE AFTER MAXWELL!
STEVE SOLVES THE WHOLE PUZZLE!
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> NEW CANONICAL SCIENCE REPORT
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> Theories reducing to Newtonian gravity: general relativity doesn't
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> Scientific knowledge is accumulative. Theoretical and fundamental
> scientists require a "single comprehensive theory applying to all
> physical phenomena". Newtonian gravity is used for a broad range of
> gravitational phenomena. This implies that any theory of gravity, to
> be taken seriously, would reduce to Newtonian gravity in some limit.
>
> It has been broadly thought since its born in 1916 that general
> relativity reduces to the theory of Newton. However, articles as "On
> the Newtonian limit of general relativity" published in journals as
> Comm. Math. Phys. still revise the issue about eight decades after.
>
> Experts on the Newtonian limit of general relativity as Joy Christian
> openly accept that Newtonian theory is not the Galilean limit of
> general relativity. Numerical relativists as Miguel Alcubierre Moya
> recognize that "Strictly speaking, Newton's theory is not contained in
> GR". Unfortunately both of them failed to see the deep implications
> this has for the physics of gravity, some of which are noticed below.
>
> This Research report studies the Newtonian limit of six theories,
> presenting the difficulties and inconsistencies found when rigorously
> revised using new techniques. The theories considered are: general
> relativity; nonlinear field theory; Stefanovich theory; the Weber &
> Mach relational theory by Assis & Graneau; Vladimirov's relational
> theory; and Stückelberg, Horwitz, & Piron action-at-a-distance theory
> worked by Trump & Schieve.
>
> This Research report shows that (i) the assertion that general
> relativity reduces to the theory of Newton as well as (ii) the
> assertion that the quadratic-'field'-low-velocity geodesic equation of
> motion is identical to the Newtonian equation of motion do not hold
> upon close inspection. It is also demonstrated that some observational
> difficulties of relativistic theories of gravity such as the
> unphysical boundaries imposed in general relativity are related to
> their lack of compatibility with Newtonian gravity.
>
> One of the main findings of this Research report is that all current
> theories of gravity revised belong to one of two incompatible classes,
> extending and generalizing the incompatibility between quantum
> electrodynamics and quantum mechanics denounced by Dirac. The main
> pros and cons for each kind are presented.
>
> Moreover, it is showed that the assertions of complete equivalence
> between general relativity and the field theory over flat spacetime
> are unfounded. Quasi-equivalence in a weak limit is showed.
>
> Finally, this Research report introduces the new post-relativity
> theory and discusses its possibilities and advantages over current
> theories. Cosmological and astrophysical puzzles, and specially the
> topics of dark matter and dark energy, would be solved in this new
> gravitational approach.
>
> This Research report starts a new era in our understanding
> of the physics of interactions, beyond the profound cultural divide
> between the relativity and the particle physicists' community in
> dealing with spacetime. It is a shock for astrophysicists and
> cosmologists who believed that our understanding of classical gravity
> was already complete. It is also a strong shock for some subfields of
> quantum gravity, specially for attempts like loop theory deeply
> rooted into the geometrical language of general relativity. It turns
> into a historical curiosity the premature claims about the end of
> science advanced on that famous book with the same apocalyptic title
> by John Horgan.
>
> Field theorists and particle physicists find satisfactory that the
> non-geometrical approach to gravity works better, letting us to
> advance in the task of unification of interactions. The relativistic
> field theorist and fractal cosmologist Yurij Barishev writes: "yes it
> is important problem that even Newtonian limit is badly defined in
> geometrical approach". We only can speculate that this result would
> fascinate even to Richard Feynman, one of the most celebrated
> promoters of a non-geometrical approach to gravity.
>
> Whereas this work has been well received by theoretical physicists
> working in generalizations of general relativity and of superstring
> theory, general relativists have found repugnant the idea that general
> relativity is not a complete theory of gravitation and that the
> geometrical picture is not more a fundamental part of physics in one
> sense, their position is not different from that of the 20th century
> physicists who strongly rejected the development of quantum mechanics
> and its revolutionary change of picture.
>
> Moreover, general relativists have confirming also that the usual
> derivations given in texbooks on general relativity are flawed.
>
>
> NEWS AND BLOG:
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http://www.canonicalscience.org/en/publicationzone/canonicalsciencetoday/20091005.html
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http://www.canonicalscience.org/en/publicationzone/canonicalsciencetoday/canonicalsciencetoday.html
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http://www.canonicalscience.org/en/publicationzone/canonicalsciencereports/20092.html
date: Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:53:04 -0700
author: KONCHOK.PENDAY
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Re: Theories reducing to Newtonian gravity: general relativity doesn't
KONCHOK.PENDAY wrote:
> On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 10:47:26 -0700, ---- wrote:
>
> This is very interesting,
> BUT COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT!
>
> *THE* DEFINITIVE WORK ON GRAVITY IS:
> ========================================
> AETHRO-KINEMATICS BY STEVEN RADO ©1994
> ========================================
Kooks trying to out-kook each other?
Yousuf Khan
date: Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:59:20 -0400
author: Yousuf Khan
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