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Quote from: Thebox on 06/11/2017 21:48:41Well to me , the science over the years everyone has learnt me ''speaks'' to me and says it is possibleYou should ask it to repeat itself; you clearly didn't hear it right.
Well to me , the science over the years everyone has learnt me ''speaks'' to me and says it is possible
Quote from: Thebox on 07/11/2017 00:16:50Let me explain this way , We have a cube of energy 10mile³ that is a single polarity we will use q for polarity and - to represent the sign. q1=10mile³Now if you can imagine a matrix of 0 point spaces, i.e volume, all 0 points of the matrix are likewise to each other in polarity ? That's not an explanation. It's word salad."The polarity of one point is the same and likewise to all other points of the field yes?"No.
Let me explain this way , We have a cube of energy 10mile³ that is a single polarity we will use q for polarity and - to represent the sign. q1=10mile³Now if you can imagine a matrix of 0 point spaces, i.e volume, all 0 points of the matrix are likewise to each other in polarity ?
Why don't you use the established meanings of technical terms like "polarity".Your habit of making stuff up isn't helping anything.
What do you think the word "polarity" means?Do you think that anyone else on Earth uses that word for the same thing you use it for?
I think not, the field is likewise in polarity all over to itself.
It has already been said that polarity has no magnitude, the question is about the polarity not the charge or magnitude of the field.
The polarity of one point is the same and likewise to all other points of the field yes?
Quote from: Thebox on 07/11/2017 17:14:58It has already been said that polarity has no magnitude, the question is about the polarity not the charge or magnitude of the field.The polarity of a field is whether it is positive or negative.QuoteThe polarity of one point is the same and likewise to all other points of the field yes? For an electric field around a negatively-charged particle, yes, the field will have a negative polarity.
Why do you keep changing the question? the question is about a single polarity field not a field surrounding a negative charged particle .
Quote from: Thebox on 07/11/2017 20:09:19Why do you keep changing the question? the question is about a single polarity field not a field surrounding a negative charged particle . Then I don't know what you're talking about. If you have an electric field then you must also have an electrically-charged particle to produce that field.
So you can't imagine a void and a single polarity dark energy trying to manifest?
trying to manifest
Quote from: Thebox on 07/11/2017 20:40:35 trying to manifestYou seem to be writing bad Gothic literature, rather than science.
I just give up, it is like talking to brick walls who do not have the ability to think. OK let us switch to gases and an isolated gas cloud becomes polarised to a negative polarity. The cloud expands because every dot in the gas cloud is a likewise polarity. OK?
Quote from: Thebox on 07/11/2017 21:18:26I just give up, it is like talking to brick walls who do not have the ability to think. OK let us switch to gases and an isolated gas cloud becomes polarised to a negative polarity. The cloud expands because every dot in the gas cloud is a likewise polarity. OK? A gas cloud where every atom of the cloud has a net negative charge will expand, yes. Such would not be the case for a field, though. Fields don't work like that.