Big try at gravity wheel

[tim123]

On a small scale those effects might be hard to detect, but on a celestial scale they should show up.  It is an important question that continues to vex science.

Hi Mark,
  this is an interesting question... Is it one that still vexes science?

- "Yes we're vexed"
"Standard experimental techniques exist to determine the propagation speed of forces. When we apply these techniques to gravity, they all yield propagation speeds too great to measure, substantially faster than lightspeed."
http://metaresearch.org/cosmology/speed_of_gravity.asp

- "No it's sorted":
"General relativity assumes that gravity propagates at the speed of light, and when a PROPER accounting of forces, times, and positions is made, the end result are predictions that match reality based on this finite propagation speed for gravity. "
http://einstein.stanford.edu/content/relativity/a10662.html

Hmmm...

[Red_Sunset]

Red_Sunset, you closed your case without offering any evidence that HER's claims are true.  ...........
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4. .................. do I believe that Incobrasa has shown anything ...........................................................
..............................................................................................  I don't see any evidence that they have.

MarkE
Yes & OK !   Thanks.
Red Sunset

PS: My gravity interest curiousity was very much on a earthly scale,  light speed or more is "instantaneous enough" for me.

[tim123]

The thing about the gravity powered machine, is that is just might be possible... I  find the stories of Bessler's wheel to be beleievable, for some reason.

But Incobrasa...? What are they waiting for? Where is the video, the proof, the independant assessment. Anything.

As much as I wish it weren't the case, as time goes by, the more likely it seems to me that it's a rich-man's folly...

[MarkE]

MarkE
Yes & OK !   Thanks.
Red Sunset

PS: My gravity interest curiousity was very much on a earthly scale,  light speed or more is "instantaneous enough" for me.

The speed of light turns out to be painfully slow when navigating channels of copper burrs at current and soon to be released communication rates.  If light would only travel ten or a hundred times faster it would be a lot easier to design printed circuit boards that communicate at high data rates.

[mondrasek]

The speed of light turns out to be painfully slow when navigating channels of copper burrs at current and soon to be released communication rates.  If light would only travel ten or a hundred times faster it would be a lot easier to design printed circuit boards that communicate at high data rates.

K. ... Whaaaaa?

M.