Energy attends gravitation. Waves are time-varying fields. Gravitational waves are explained here.So, the hypothesis was that there is gravitational wave energy,
I asked you at the beginning of my interaction with you to first establish the meaning of a field and a wave. Once you have struggled with this you will be cured of your aether-itis.and I posted a couple of links to quantum gravity articles. I guess tach didn't mean there was no QG after he said everything I said was wrong. He posted a statement about not having said there was no gravitational wave energy, or something to the like; he does have a problem communicating on science issues when the response doesn't call for equations, or doesn't think QG is science, or thinks I'm arrogant by talking about it, or that I am saying GR is wrong, or is that AI saying that :shrug
You can turn this conversation around by defining the terms energy, field and wave. It cuts to the chase.I don't read or at least don't remember the details of the posts that are filled with disdain, so that might mean trash was said that I didn't read. What I think tach means is that there is no gravitational wave energy or wave energy density unless he says there is, but maybe he will think I'm being argumentative just because he is.
The intent is to provide you the feedback you haven't received in school, so you can discover your errors and advance.Another complaint was that I'm not a scientist, or maybe I just twisted that from being told I don't use the words and math of GR and so everything I say stimulates a response about me and the words, and not about the intended content. Smirk, sorry troll.
I think it was your belief that gravity diffracts light rather than bending the path it's traveling which led to the more strident replies.Several got their panties in a swivel over me saying you can't see curved spacetime.
You mean gravitational waves. If they hadn't been observed there wouldn't be much to say about them. If anything the more remarkable sources are the ones like Tach (or brucep?) pointed out, Cygnus X-1.Will anyone get upset when I say you can't see gravitational wave energy either. I doubt it.
Why did you open a thread in physics if you don't want to discuss Physics?I used to think little or no moderation was better than too much, but there is clearly a call for some, and it is not a call to ban people for posting on science topics that interest them even if they are not credentially science professionals; and I have asked that the tread be moved to Alternative Theories when it became alternative.
All the more reason to move on to energy, fields and waves and work this into a real discussion of Physics.It seems that half of those responding yesterday were trolling for an argument or just wanted to be antagonistic. There were words put into my mouth, false interpretations, and obvious uncivil ginned up disdain. I'm just saying, you are the ones bringing the forum down, not me. How many times will that statement be the target today. Who will accuse me of disdain for posting it in response to disdain?
That's bogus. The speed of light is constant is all reference frames. You can clear this up in a 5-10 minute tutorial.Look in the intended on-topic content for your responses, or ignore me, and you are a valued member. Farsight proved me wrong when I said he might not be able to resist responding to my alternative ideas, and even though he didn't agree with much other than the comment, "The speed of light is governed by the energy density of the environment through which it passes",
Since you have no basis for evaluating what's correct and what's incorrect, you're just making arbitrary assessments. A little science can cure that.we have to have a lot in common to even agree on that. I don't blame him for taking the day off yesterday considering the ignorant disdain he receives from people who would rather see the forum go the hell than to ignore him. What is past is past and we don't need to know who wrote what if he doesn't push his book here.
You mean gravitational waves.Now maybe this is getting to the point of ranting, so here is the content to respond to. Gravitational wave energy, if there is such a thing,
Uh no. They originate in remote objects, in particular configurations, like binaries, so the observations are limited by path loss.will not be observable any more that curved spacetime is observable,
It's probably not correct to say "GR is observable" but gravitation and the attendant spacetime curvature have now been corroborated as discussed above.and the same observations support GR just as well as they do wave energy density.
There is no such thing as wave density of space, unless this is a funny way of referring to c.The math of GR works just as well for the wave energy density of space because it has the same effect on the motion of objects.
It's now known that if it exists it's constrained to dimensions of -42 orders of magnitude or smaller, i.e., far below the Planck length.We don't know if there is quantum gravity.
That's a little off tempo. Better would be to try to grab hold of this introductory explanation and see where it leads you.If there is quantum gravity it will work at both the quantum level and the macro level. GR will not work at the quantum level.
Everyone agree? Why or why not.