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[Joh70]

HansvLieven quotes: "it is rather irrelevant whether the whole universe floats in some penultimate soup or not"

Would say: Has yet to be proven though, doesn't it?

How can a researcher say this? To know if ether is there or not would be a huge step further to world-formula, the comple physical description of our environment. When this is irrelevant, then i and you know nothing!

[sm0ky2]

  Since this is off topic, why don't you say how you would pursue a theory based on a belief in an ether. And how you would obtain energy from it.

Einstein began this approach, and through the process of doing so, had convinced himself (and subsequently the whole of the science community) that this aether did not exist.

There is nothing that says the aether does not exist. But if it does, we as humans have simply not developed a method of 'experiencing' it to any measurable degree enough to know wether its there or not. 

This is something i've been working on personally, but my experience thus far has resulted in negative results. Mostly because the testable forces i am familiar with either:

a) do not interact directly with the aether

b) require the aether for their own field propegation

or

c) react equally with the eather regardless of intensity, direction, frequency, temparature, polarization, distance, mass, or a list of other variables upon with no noticible eather feedback is observed.

The answer to this question is the major holdback from me writing a aetheric theory of the universe.

other than that i am quite convinced that there is an aether (though no way to detect it with any certainty),. This aether mus exist in the form of an (magnetic) energy mesh. that allows for instaneous magnetic field propegation at an infinite distance. It also restricts the speed that light can travel through it, Without it, energy fields could (should) not exist. magnetic, electro-magnetic, nueclear fields could not propegate. - my best analogy for this would be like a sound wave in the vacuum of space.

It think once we 'tap' into it, we may find that it is directly proportional to several common "fudge factors" that often appear in equations.  (i.e. - gaussian integral, plank's constant,  c  ,  cosmological constant, or the electrical charge of the proton, ect)

What we need is to develop a method of 'detecting' this eather, from there we could develop experiments to exaplin its nature.

[hansvonlieven]

I agree with you Smoky,

Personally I feel that an ether has to exist, though I do believe that we cannot measure it and therefore are unable to determine its properties.

Having said that, we might as well stick with what we can observe and for now at least stick with particle physics and quantum mechanics.

Hans von Lieven

[nwman]

Hans

--------    "2) Absolute zero has also NEVER been achieved and in fact is suspected to also not exist in the real world.  "


correction, there are circumstances in nature where this does occur, in fact one is comming up in our solar system,  in approx. May of 2012, NASA is already preparing to do a series of tests in absolute zero conditions.

the planetary allignment will create a magnetic anomaly, that with a unique shadow effect will create portions of space between the outer planets of our solar system, where no light will reach, and the temperature in these spots is supposed to get to absolute 0

Another off topic comment. Sorry. 2012 is the year the Aztec calendar predicts the end of the world. Also a few US psychics. Just FYI

Tim

[sm0ky2]

The Aztecs did not predict the end of the world, it is simply the end of the astrological cycle, and cooincidently the beggining and end of their calendar.