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Would you like to be part of this? I know you could create the diagrams for both my own and verns contentions......Oh God, i do hope me and vern see eye to concerning the gravitational charge-need in this theory he has advocated for many years He's a good guy too. Very patient.
Quote from: Mr. Scientist on 19/11/2009 12:15:19Would you like to be part of this? I know you could create the diagrams for both my own and verns contentions......Oh God, i do hope me and vern see eye to concerning the gravitational charge-need in this theory he has advocated for many years He's a good guy too. Very patient.It is difficult for me to get a clear view of the gravity charge you propose. It was about twenty years into searching for what could possibly cause the phenomena of gravity that I realized that the extended fields of a photon would be too weak to react with matter. Then I realized that if this were so, and the electric and magnetic amplitude of photons is a constant, the diminished photon fields would contribute to that saturation amplitude. The result would be gravitational phenomena.Now, although the arithmetic demands it, I have yet to see anyone offer confirmation of my contention that photons exist as saturated points of electric and magnetic amplitude.
I couldn't connect the bolded text with your gravity charge notion. As I recall, you proposed a magnetic monopole as the gravitational charge. That part did not sink in for me.
Quote from: Vern on 19/11/2009 13:08:11I couldn't connect the bolded text with your gravity charge notion. As I recall, you proposed a magnetic monopole as the gravitational charge. That part did not sink in for me.HGi vern again_ lolBasically you agree a photon produces a gravitational field?
What light got to do with gravity ?
Quote from: Mr. Scientist on 19/11/2009 13:21:17Quote from: Vern on 19/11/2009 13:08:11I couldn't connect the bolded text with your gravity charge notion. As I recall, you proposed a magnetic monopole as the gravitational charge. That part did not sink in for me.Basically you agree a photon produces a gravitational field?Yes; and I proposed the mechanism for that.
Quote from: Vern on 19/11/2009 13:08:11I couldn't connect the bolded text with your gravity charge notion. As I recall, you proposed a magnetic monopole as the gravitational charge. That part did not sink in for me.Basically you agree a photon produces a gravitational field?
I have not yet seen the need to name the residual fields that I visualize as gravitons. They would be changing electric and magnetic amplitude potential, but would be too weak to directly interact with anything. Photons moving through these weak fields would find their points of saturation at a slight offset toward increasing field strength of the diminished fields.
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