A few threads running at the moment about time, and space time. So here is the way that my theory handles these things. Think of the Aether as an un-bonded liquid, that also acts as a field of separate particles....
It's Michelson–Morley, two different people and there experiments showed there was no aether.
Their experiment showed that the Aether was moving with the Earth.. which they though was impossible, so the Aether was removed from science. It was a mistake to say that the Aether could not be fuzzily connected with the Earth.
Actually the results of the M&M experiment were "null" results. They were unable to detect the ether, at all. This neither proves or disproves the existence of the ether. However, as I have said before it is unlikely that the "luminiferous aether" of the 1800s does exist. It is inconsistent with SR, GR and to a significant extent with QM.
GR describes the gravitational interaction of objects and space as a dynamic interaction and has been very successful over the last 100 years. While there are some observations today that are difficult or even unexplainable from within GR, without the addition of dark matter, GR is still the best model of gravity we have. Any ether model would have to be completely consistent with those aspects of GR that have been experimentally demonstrated to be accurate.
How I interpret the M&M results is heavily influenced by a conversation I had some 20-25 years ago, while sitting one evening on the porch of my uncle's (my mother's sister's husband) home in northern New Mexico, talking with him about the night sky and related subjects. During that conversation he told me he had been a mathematician involved in one of the attempts to recreate the M&M experiment in the 1950s. He explained to me that their results were the same as M&M's. Their results were also "null" results. He then explained what that meant is that the experiment was unable to prove or disprove the existence of the ether. He also told me that the group at the conclusion of the experiment was split, half believing that there is no ether to detect and half believing that the ether is out there. He as I remember, leaned toward the later though, what he told me was that he believed that it was still possible.
I admit that as a result of that conversation I am far more open to the possibility of an ether, than I might have been otherwise. Still considering the successes that GR has shown and the numerous experimental tests that support it, from where I sit any ether model must demonstrate that it is consistent with GR in those areas where GR has been proven an accurate description of experience. This so far seems to be an unscalable huddle. To demonstrate such agreement with GR requires, more than a conceptual model. It must also include a rigorupous mathematical description consistent with what we have come to know of the universe from within the context of GR.
So how is your model in agreement with GR and where it is not provide some reason why it is a better model than GR, understanding that where your model is in conflict with GR and experience generally, it has some pretty high hurdles to over come.
So far while I am listening, or reading as the case in fact is, I am skeptical....
Fine print aside, define ether. I presume you mean the vacuum that's not exactly nothing because it exhibits intrinsic impedance.
a very fertile field lay virtually untrammeled here, where I, AEqueous, pretender to the throne of AElfric, do hereby stake my claim, that every tittle and jot, every iota and lambda as far as the eye can see from hence to the event horizon, is hereafter and forever annexed into the AEtherdom and no man shall put it asunder without due remedy.
Fine print aside, define ether. I presume you mean the vacuum that's not exactly nothing because it exhibits intrinsic impedance. Newbie, not onto your psychically emanated channel just yet.
I can't write the maths
Cesspool please.
This is no more an "alternative theory" than Winnie the Pooh is an "alternative bible".
It has no evidence to support it, explains nothing (except in the vaguest terms) and cannot be used to explain anything: as Pincho himself states -
This isn't a theory, it's verbose illustrated hand-waving.
Unfortunately Pincho has shown himself to be incapable of taking a hint.Generally if you let something lie it will fade on its own, if there is no interest from the general community.
Hecklers keep questionable topics alive as often as those with some "serious" interest.
Except for we Poohists of course!What if all of reality were instantiated in the seemly innocuous particles comprising a einnie the pooh bear. That would make fools of us all.
Cesspool please.
This is no more an "alternative theory" than Winnie the Pooh is an "alternative bible".
It has no evidence to support it, explains nothing (except in the vaguest terms) and cannot be used to explain anything: as Pincho himself states -
"I can't write the maths"
This isn't a theory, it's verbose illustrated hand-waving.
Only if you can show that the underlying maths is valid.I can make the computer model though. I have been told that a computer model counts as a proof as it is mathematical.
Firstly, no you can't make a computer model. Secondly it's possible to make a consistent compute model of anything. You claim mainstream physics is wrong and there's plenty of computer models of those. So by your logic mainstream physics is proven.I can make the computer model though. I have been told that a computer model counts as a proof as it is mathematical.
Firstly, no you can't make a computer model. Secondly it's possible to make a consistent compute model of anything. You claim mainstream physics is wrong and there's plenty of computer models of those. So by your logic mainstream physics is proven.
See how easily your claims fall apart with a nanosecond of thought?
Keep the rigorous mathematical proofs in Science. Comment if you like on ideas, models and/or theories posted in On The Fringe, but don't expect them to meet the same standard of proof as would be required under the umbrella of Science.
Except for we Poohists of course!