Why does mass slow time?

[onthecuttingedge2005]

WHERE did you get that map, very cool...

Hi Pyro.

The Gravity map is from the Satellite called GRACE.
here is some info about GRACE.
http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s911917.htm

you can do some google searches for the satellite which will give you more info.
Jerry

[onthecuttingedge2005]

Hi gravityblock

Very nice.

Thank GRACE, it is her master piece, I just showed it off for her.

The atoms in the Indian ocean has a different mass than the atoms in the Andes on average, so the strength of those gravity waves would be different cause of the difference in mass locally and cause objects to fall at different rates.

correct, but things can change with temperature(Tc) and the type of particle and or Atomic electron orbitals, for instance BEC or Bose Einstein Condensates act as a Single lump of Mass that no longer has self identification, they act as a mass singularity like they are one and not many.

Since you mentioned the various types of elements that could be mined in the Red Sea, suggests you realize that the individual atoms plays the major role in gravity locally instead of the entire mass of an object having the dominant role.

you are correct but read the above paragraph.

This is what I suspected and hope I am not misinterpreting what you said.

Pretty much clear as long as you understand that the environment of said Matter can change it's properties and not be the same scientifically under different environments. for instance, Iron is Ferromagnetic on Earth but is not Ferromagnetic on Venus due to Curie Temperature and so forth. Density of Mass has the largest role in the Gravitational Tensor Field Density, the denser an object the more it displaces time and space.

Jerry

[gravityblock]

Has anyone done any research into the newly found matter of Quasi-crystals and could this be beneficial to OU?

The Quasi-crystals are said to be in a state between glass and crystals.

http://goldennumber.net/quasicrystal.htm

http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2009/06/04/quasicrystal-nature.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quasicrystal

http://www.jcrystal.com/steffenweber/qc.html

Quasicrystal Research Ames Laboratory, US DOE -  http://www.mcbmm.ameslab.gov/matchem_growth.htm



Thanks again,

GB


Note:  I accidentally double posted, so I thought the information on the Quasi-crystals would be better than duplicate content and is interesting.

[mcsquare]

Hi, guys
I'm new here. Very interesting talk you're having here
(it cost me almost all day, but it was worth it)
I don't know if there's a special presentation page, but I just wanted to share this:

Found it some time ago on the web.
If I find the time tomorrow, I'll present an idea in the half-baked idea section for a combined
permanent- and electromagnet generator. I would really like some comments on this
since it seems I have found some people that know where I'm talking about at last...
I'll be reading a lot the coming days. Thanks, guys for creating this forum, you'll be reading
from me, Peter

[gravityblock]

G'day Steve,

Yes , the video shows the same as Professor Tait's shoebox albeit in a more dramatic manner. Love the size of the smoke-rings.

What is interesting here is that the smoke-ring, the result of a pressure wave traveling through a resonant cavity, behaves more like a solid than a wave.

In fact it shapes the medium around it.

Fascinating and far reaching stuff.

Hans von Lieven

In the past couple of days, I have been reading your website on Keely.  I was not aware that this overlapped into the area of what appears to be your lifetime study of harmonics, resonance, waves, and such.

Thanks,

GB