Because what is presently postulated as non-baryonic dark matter is aether.
Why? Explain....
Because what is presently postulated as non-baryonic dark matter is aether.
What I'd like to know is why you persist in asking questions while, at the same time, refusing to actually support your claims.Explain what occurs physically in nature in a double slit experiment.
Explain why there is an offset between light lensing through space neighboring moving galaxy clusters and the galaxy clusters themselves.
Explain why the Milky Way's halo is the shape of a squished beach ball.
Explain how the Solar System and the Earth move through 'dark matter' at the same time the Milky Way moves with dark matter.
You can't explain any of the above.
Do you know why you can't explain any of the above?
More claims. Still no evidence.Because what is presently postulated as non-baryonic dark matter is aether. Matter does not move with non-baryonic dark matter. Matter moves through and displaces the aether.
Why? Explain....
What I'd like to know is why you persist in asking questions while, at the same time, refusing to actually support your claims.
Let's start with the simple one: the discrepancy between your claim that aether causing gravity and the observed results. You know, the question I asked on page one.
More claims. Still no evidence.
Which simply repeats your assertion without addressing the observed fact that acceleration due to gravity does NOT accord with your claim.Force exerted toward matter by aether displaced by matter is gravity.
And again, a deflection.What I'd like to know is why you persist in acting like you know everything when you can not answer any of the following. Let's start with a simple one: What occurs physically in nature to cause the Milky Way halo to be in the shape of a squished beach ball.
Why? Explain....
What is presently postulated as non-baryonic dark matter is aether. Non-baryonic dark matter does not travel with matter. Matter moves through and displaces the aether. Aether has mass. Aether physically occupies three dimensional space. Aether is physically displaced by matter. Aether displaced by matter exerts force toward the matter. Force exerted toward matter by aether displaced by matter is gravity. A moving particle has an associated aether displacement wave. Curved spacetime is displaced aether.
What is postulated as the 'dark matter' Milky Way halo is the state of displacement of the aether.
For the record: a repeated, and unsubstantiated, claim is NOT an explanation.
On the contrary.And your inability to explain anything shows how ignorant you are of being able to understand the physics of nature.
No. As observed and previously noted. This still doesn't address the question.Gravity is dependent on mass. It is also dependent on mass per volume.
Oh dear.The total mass of the Solar System is not responsible for the Earth remaining in orbit about the Sun. If all of the matter in the Solar System, except of the Earth and Moon occupied the three dimensional space presently occupied the by Sun the Earth would not be able to remain in orbit about the Sun.
Nope. Erroneous claim.That is why I was mentioning mass per volume. Simply to show the more mass which exists within a particular volume to more aether which is displaced from that volume the greater the force of the aether exerted toward the volume.
One of the difficulties in getting people to understand the "correctness of aether displacement" could lie in the fact you have no supporting evidence, claims alone just don't cut it.The fact that you were incapable of figuring this out on your own made it obvious to me how pointless it would be to actually trying to have a conversation with you.
It's difficult enough trying to get people to understand the correctness of aether displacement without having to deal with people who are completely conceptually deficient at the same time they act like they know everything.
Okay.Explain something, anything.
mpc755, Post #187:
"It is also dependent on mass per volume." . . .
. . . er . . . wouldn't that be the same "mass per volume" (e.g., g/cc) that we earth scientists call "density" or "specific gravity"?
Okay.
You're an idiot.
One who thinks that simply repeating a claim (while ignoring the errors that others point out) somehow provides validation.
Goodbye.
No.If the mass of the Sun was spread out to where the Earth is. Would the Earth remain in orbit around the mass of the Sun evenly distributed within its orbit?
Wrong.No, of course not. The Earth remains in orbit about the Sun because of the mass of the Sun which occupies the three dimensional space in which it exists.
mpc755, Post #191:
ergo . . . "density" . . . for your discussion . . . density of the stuff in the 3-D spatial reference.
No.
Wrong.
The answer is "no" because the Earth would be inside the Sun, and would suffer drag, slowing it down and causing it to fall out of orbit. Not to mention the heat, of course.
I note that you deleted the question about "what if it were a Black Hole" before I replied.
maybe because you realised the answer would be "yes" and thus invalidate your nonsensical claim.
mps755, Post #193:
Yours ---> Explain what occurs physically in nature in a double slit experiment.
See my posts on Sciforum elsewhere (search Sciforum for wlminex), or ask AlexG!
Instead of doing the nonsense of "Post #191" why don't you just quote the post so we can easily understand the post you are responding to?
Answer the following question or are you like the other poster who can't answer anything yet knows everything?
If the mass of the Sun was spread out evenly within what is presently the orbit of the Earth then would the Earth remain in orbit around this mass?
Providing there's no "contact" (and ignoring the obvious problem of heating) why wouldn't it?If the mass of the Sun was spread out evenly within what is presently the orbit of the Earth then would the Earth remain in orbit around this mass?