Naked Science Forum
On the Lighter Side => New Theories => Topic started by: rwjefferson on 22/08/2010 22:09:57
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The currently known elementary states of matter are bose (einstein condensation), earth (solid), water (liquid), wind (gas), fire (plasma), and aether (dark matter).
How exactly is quantum aether disproved?
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~jefferson
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Is Dark Matter considered to be "aether" - I've not heard it described as such before.
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the luminiferous ether wasn't exactly disproved - but michelson and morley and many others (without the perceived flaws in MM) have failed to detect it. and einstein's work removes the last need for an all pervasive ether - it may come back again, who knows.
btw it's difficult to show something doesnt exist when the thing posited is universal and non-interacting
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btw it's difficult to show something doesnt exist when the thing posited is universal and non-interacting
Ha Ha! Very good point. Thank God logic for Occam's Razor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s_razor), eh!
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Is Dark Matter considered to be "aether" - I've not heard it described as such before.
Few have - Earth and water and wind and plasma and bose consist of fluent electromagnetic particles – The aether wind consists of quantum particles.
the luminiferous ether wasn't exactly disproved - but michelson and morley and many others (without the perceived flaws in MM) have failed to detect it. and einstein's work removes the last need for an all pervasive ether – who knows.
I know - that the failure of warp to predict the accelerated rotation of galaxies - and the expansion of the universe - and the slowed course of pioneering spacecraft – are all simply answered by fluent space.
Occam’s razor says spacetime aether is also a state of fluent particles - and the relative viscosity of spacetime aether is equivalent to hubble by the speed of light constant.
What does disproving luminiferous have to do with disproving dark?
peace
rw~