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Reply to OriginInstead of vaguely criticizing my entire Ether Model, why don't you cite specific points for mutual debate, for example, how to account for quantum entanglement?
The statement "ether is not required" indicates to me that your mind is closed to the possible existence of a universal ether.
To better clarify the basics of this Ether Model -A universal ether, which formed in original-space, would be composed of elemental etheric units that are able to interact with each other via contact vibrations, which can align and entrain, and transmit impulses. -There would have to be tiny "empty" spaces between the units, to allow for vibration. The "empty" spaces would be the key to gravitational attraction, which involves heightened energy and partial quantization in the space between two bodies, and "tightening" of the ether between them, as ether units change from random vibration to more interaction. As the intervening ether tightens up, the two bodies are drawn toward each other.
They assumed that light beams would pass through any type of ether acting as the "medium" for light passing through it.
in my Model, the ether represents a matrix composed of "elemental" (therefore, presumptively- ultimately-minuscule) units, whereas the size-scale of the photon units, in the light beams being measured in MMX, is in the sub-quantal range.
Quote from: MichaelMD on 20/06/2020 14:06:19in my Model, the ether represents a matrix composed of "elemental" (therefore, presumptively- ultimately-minuscule) units, whereas the size-scale of the photon units, in the light beams being measured in MMX, is in the sub-quantal range. If you expect anyone to pay you any attention, you need to explain what most of the compound nouns there mean
In case Bored chemist, by complaining about "compound nouns," he meant how I introduced the word "linearity" in my post,
In a post like this, I assume the viewer has gone to the effort of looking at my previous posts in the thread, where I discussed the compound words under other parts of the ether model.