'Impossible' rocket drive works and could get to Moon in four hours

[gravityblock]

Perhaps you would be good enough to describe the "Travis Effect" and how it represents anything other than ordinary buoyancy.

Reducing the volume of air by 40, has the same lifting force.  This doesn't represent ordinary buoyancy as currently accepted.

Gravock

[gravityblock]

You are free to try and find any authoritative reference that claims as you do that F=mA is conditional on V <> 0.  Or you can pick-up any physics primer and find that no such restriction is imposed.

If this isn't making an appeal to the authorities, then I don't know what is.  This is your logical fallacy, and not ours!

Gravock

[allcanadian]

@MarkE
Speaking of an appeal to authority or rather an abuse of non-existent authority on your part. You proceeded to take what I said out of context then a few posts later claim that everything Gravityblock had mentioned was a false claim despite the fact you have no tangible proof of anything either way. No offense but you seem to be proving GB's claims concerning your metal state in spades. So let me make this clear Mark... you my friend are not an authority on anything so far as I know and I do not recognize you as such until you can prove otherwise.




So if you have tangible proof of your claims show it otherwise I must reject your claims for the same reason you might reject mine. In short put up or shut up because you seem to be spamming multiple threads with incoherent gibberish just as you have accused many others of doing. I understand some might buy into your well spoken BS but I hold to the very same premise you do. Show me proof of your claims otherwise I must reject them...Period...End of debate because there is no actual debate.



AC

[gravityblock]

@MarkE
Show me proof of your claims otherwise I must reject them...Period...End of debate because there is no actual debate.

MarkE must also show proof that gravity is an individualized force and not a combination of phenomena as below.  IMO, the "Travis effect" suggests that the gravitational force is a combination of phenomena instead of an individualized force.

1.) Pressure: As a body on or within the vicinity of the earth cannot be subject to an equal pressure in all directions, the Earth always shielding it from this pressure on one side, the body feels a difference in the forces acting upon it and falls to the surface of the Earth.  2.) Magnetism: The attraction that the vertical component of magnetism exerts on a body is, with small variations, the same as that on any other body. Thus it is that the speed of fall in a vacuum is constant. However, this attraction is not due to mass, it is caused by the magnetism with which the whole body is endowed. 3.) Temperature:  You can prove that a magnet loses its properties on being heated. As matter is made up of stationary waves, heat has a powerful influence on them. By increasing the frequency of these waves they begin to give off light.  Smoke from a cigar is heavier than the surrounding air, yet it rises as the result of warmth. That is to say the difference in density is compensated for by the temperature of the smoke.  4.) Density:  We can see that a balloon full of hydrogen gas rises, according to the volume of the gas.  That is to say, bodies of lesser density always tend to rise, in the same way that water and oil separate, due to density. Gravity does not prevent bodies of lesser density from rising. Whereas in air, which is of low density, heavy objects fall rapidly. In water, more dense than air, they fall more slowly.  Moreover, it is well known that heat reduces the density of a body. It should be noted that heat is a factor which affects gravity, not because it is itself an agent causing the phenomena of gravity, but because it influences magnetism and density.  Pressure also influences density, thus it affects gravity.

Gravock

[MarkE]

If this isn't making an appeal to the authorities, then I don't know what is.  This is your logical fallacy, and not ours!

Gravock

LOL, yes apparently you don't know what an appeal to authority is.