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Topic: Einstein's Gravitational Waves :Spotted
mightymoe's photo
Fri 02/12/16 11:58 AM
Edited by mightymoe on Fri 02/12/16 12:04 PM




Was Einstein from the future.

Now you've got me thinking again

Which begs the question, would we, even today, had any idea that gravitational waves exist without his mind.


depends on what they actually are... like a black hole, they know something is there, but not sure what it actually is yet... they don't even know what gravity is, just it's effects... the tests they are doing is designed to prove his theory, so it could be biased as far as we know...

As far as I understand it he gave Newtons theory a whole new calculation, if that's the correct term to use, wasn't Einstein the first to write about black holes as well, I think he was although I may be wrong. What you said earlier, the great attractor.


AE predicted there was an enormous something at the center of every galaxy, that was so powerful that even light couldn't escape it, thus the black hole was born... gravity is a constant, so it is easy to determine mathematically... they proved this later on, visually watching stars orbiting ours at the center of the milky way...

the great attractor

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Sun 02/14/16 06:44 AM
Neve more never less. I don't think dr need to digging in. I don't think such effect can be define as some material. Just like those heat never fade. How to set up new engine still the most important scholars ship today. like I said those stone showing any scence or not? Untill that day is coming all the prophets are nonscence.....

JaiGi's photo
Sun 02/14/16 07:41 AM

Neve more never less. I don't think dr need to digging in. I don't think such effect can be define as some material. Just like those heat never fade. How to set up new engine still the most important scholars ship today. like I said those stone showing any scence or not? Untill that day is coming all the prophets are nonscence.....


think
"I don't think dr need to digging in."
Got that. LIGO is a waste of time

"I don't think such effect can be define as some material. Just like those heat never fade."
think think
Ck, gravity is like heat; energy cannot be created or destroyed.

"How to set up new engine still the most important scholars ship today."

think think think
If energy cannot be created or destroyed then how to set up a perpetually
running heat engine. like Carnot's Cycle?

"Like I said those stone showing any science or not? Until that day is coming all the prophets are non-science...."

think think think think
So if stone is iconic for black hole or gravity container
then tap for a perpetually running gravity engine spock

"Until that day is coming all the prophets are nonscence....."

think
until then all scientists are no more than prophets:sad2

explain NC, right? or something simpler??? slaphead






Conrad_73's photo
Wed 02/17/16 11:58 AM
http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel

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Wed 02/17/16 12:09 PM

http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


what Oh this I have to read.. Thanks.

Conrad_73's photo
Wed 02/17/16 12:19 PM


http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


what Oh this I have to read.. Thanks.
saw it posted at another site,so I thought I might as well repost it here!bigsmile

mightymoe's photo
Wed 02/17/16 02:13 PM



http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


what Oh this I have to read.. Thanks.
saw it posted at another site,so I thought I might as well repost it here!bigsmile


i wasn't really on board with this to begin with, whenever they build billion+ dollar machines, they need to show something so the money wasn't wasted... the "higgs Boson" was another of these, a lie to appease the creditors, and another lie to hide what they are really doing there...

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Wed 02/17/16 02:32 PM




http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


what Oh this I have to read.. Thanks.
saw it posted at another site,so I thought I might as well repost it here!bigsmile


i wasn't really on board with this to begin with, whenever they build billion+ dollar machines, they need to show something so the money wasn't wasted... the "higgs Boson" was another of these, a lie to appease the creditors, and another lie to hide what they are really doing there...


:thumbsup: Good call Moe

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Sat 03/19/16 10:59 PM
Edited by LittleLeftofRight on Sat 03/19/16 11:01 PM

http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


Gravity waves!

Hilarious thread!

Nikola Tesla peed in Einsteins cheerios over 100 years ago showing curved space time is loonacy.

Glad to see people are catching up.

You all paid for it, hope you enjoy it! laugh

So peeps, I wont bore you with the best theory on gravity going because its sure to be off topic.

Your tax dollars hard at work! rofl rofl rofl rofl

I hope no one calls you a conspiracy theorist :wink:

LittleLeftofRight's photo
Sat 03/19/16 11:05 PM


Was Einstein from the future.

Now you've got me thinking again

Which begs the question, would we, even today, had any idea that gravitational waves exist without his mind.


do you think they exist, at least in the context the so called 'experts' put it to us?



Conrad_73's photo
Sun 03/20/16 02:10 AM


http://osnetdaily.com/2016/02/7567/

The Great ‘gravitational-waves’ hoax debunked





editor’s Note…

Was the “gravitational-wave experiment” worth its $1.1 billion cost to the tax payer ? Is there any substance to the outlandish claims seen across MSM headlines recently about those elusive “gravitational waves” supposedly detected? The answer is, of course, NO.

The detailed rebuttal below proves the whole thing is yet another money-making scam courtesy of government sponsored “science”.

***

Gravity Waves of Propaganda – the Sequel


Gravity waves!

Hilarious thread!

Nikola Tesla peed in Einsteins cheerios over 100 years ago showing curved space time is loonacy.

Glad to see people are catching up.

You all paid for it, hope you enjoy it! laugh

So peeps, I wont bore you with the best theory on gravity going because its sure to be off topic.

Your tax dollars hard at work! rofl rofl rofl rofl

I hope no one calls you a conspiracy theorist :wink:

you Guys never learn,do you?

LittleLeftofRight's photo
Sun 03/20/16 09:02 AM
UKofA? We worship a colored rag, whos your God?

metalwing's photo
Sun 03/20/16 08:57 PM

Was Einstein from the future.


He could just see it... in a way.

metalwing's photo
Sun 03/20/16 09:07 PM
The 'medium' of GR is space/time. Einstein's theories are being proven in many different ways.

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