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Quote from: Bored chemist on 20/01/2021 08:59:05At best, you might have found a minor error where I overlooked the lack of strictly massless particles with velocities other than C.|It didn't affect the point I was making, because, as I said, I was talking about slow particles.We both agree that they have rest mass.The point I was making was that they also have relativistic mass.Are you saying that is wrong?Yes, you are wrong!Mass less particles have zero rest mass.However, as they move at the speed of light they have relativistic mass due to their velocity.Never the less, all the massless particles in the UNIVERSE MUST move at the speed of light..Hence, you are totally wrong with the assumption that there are massless particles that move at "velocities other than C" or "slow velocity".Therefore, your following point is clearly incorrect (or lie if you wish)Quote from: Bored chemist on 20/01/2021 08:59:05The point I was making was that they also have relativistic mass.There are no massless particles that move slow and have relativistic mass.Is it clear to you by now or you insist to waste our time?
At best, you might have found a minor error where I overlooked the lack of strictly massless particles with velocities other than C.|It didn't affect the point I was making, because, as I said, I was talking about slow particles.We both agree that they have rest mass.The point I was making was that they also have relativistic mass.Are you saying that is wrong?
The point I was making was that they also have relativistic mass.
Hence, you are totally wrong with the assumption that there are massless particles that move at "velocities other than C" or "slow velocity".
I was talking about slow particles.
I obviously wasn't talking about massless particles.I never assumed that there were massless particles with speeds less than C.I may have not made that clear, but that's not the same as lying.
You do not need an atom or a BH to get pair production.You just need something with mass.
So we know that energy- in the form photons- has mass.
I obviously wasn't talking about massless particles.
We had long discussion on the pair particle production at the BBT process.
Quote from: Dave Lev on 20/01/2021 19:40:41We had long discussion on the pair particle production at the BBT process.And you forgot about this bit of itA photon has mass.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 20/01/2021 20:11:40Quote from: Dave Lev on 20/01/2021 19:40:41We had long discussion on the pair particle production at the BBT process.And you forgot about this bit of itA photon has mass.You lie again.Photon is a massless particle whose invariant mass is zerohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massless_particle"In particle physics, a massless particle is an elementary particle whose invariant mass is zero. The two known massless particles are both gauge bosons: the photon (carrier of electromagnetism) and the gluon (carrier of the strong force). However, gluons are never observed as free particles, since they are confined within hadrons".
So, the photon has no rest mass (or invariant mass) but it has relativistic mass.And it would be better if you learned some science.
A photon has mass.
It has mass in the sense that it can carry momentumAnd that means that it can act as the mass you need for pair production.And that's the thing you keep being wrong about.
Let's move on.
So, are we going to move on, or are you still going to question textbook science?
Never question textbook science on this site.
Never question textbook science without evidence on this site. It doesn't pay.
But I suspect there's a dissident among the Inner Party.
QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 21:08:25Let's move on.Does that mean you finally grasped the fact that you were wrong and had been calling me a liar for no reason?
Quote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 21:08:25Let's move on.
Evidence is the all-important word in that sentence,
NoI still fully disagree with you science about the BBT process for pair production.
1. Einstein had to told us that in any mass there is energy (E=mc^2), but he didn't say that in any energy there is mass.
If you insist that there is mass in any energy
In any case, based on the BBT theory the energy in the first pure energy could only create particles with relativistic mass but with zero rest mass.
As the BBT energy can't be EM ...
There was energyThat energy must have been in some combination of the 4 fundamental forces.Those forces only exist by virtue of force carries- the photon, which carries the EM force, is the best known.So if there was EM energy there were photons.
You are surly
aware about all of that information.
What is the fit between all the evidences that we have about our universe to the BBT?Is it 100%?
Do we know why the BBT energy could set a pair production while the energy today can't set that process any more?
QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Today at 05:23:15If you insist that there is mass in any energyIt happens regardless of anyone insisting on anything. It's nothing to do with me; I'm just the messenger here.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Today at 05:23:15If you insist that there is mass in any energy
It's the same pair production process that we can observe in a lab today.
Emmy Nether had already told us that. the combination of energy/ mass is strictly conserved (except at the start and end of time).
It does not matter how often you try to pretend that pair production can't happen; it still happened.I can prove that.We are here.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Today at 05:23:15What is the fit between all the evidences that we have about our universe to the BBT?Is it 100%?Yes.If you think otherwise, please show us examples (real ones- not the nonsense you have posted so far)
So, let me ask you some questions about "evidence"1. Space expansion:Where is the evidence for space expansion? You personally told me that we only see expansion of the galaxies. So why do we claim that we observe the space expansion?2. CMBRCMBR doesn't give any evidence for the BBT.It is a microwave radiation that comes from all directions at almost the same amplitude and therefore it represents the whole Universe.So, why that CMBR doesn't represent the radiation from the entire Universe around us?Why do we insist to use it only for the BBT story?3. RedshiftDon't you agree that redshift is all about velocity and ONLY about velocity?So why do we twist the real meaning of redshift when it comes to BBT?4. SMBH Accretion discDo we see the ultra strong light (Photons) that is ejected from the accretion disc?Do we see the particles at the accretion disc that are moving at almost at the speed of light?So, why can't we believe that what we see are actually new created particles?Why do we reject the clear message from Einstein that new particles are created at our current Universe in order to compensate the matter/galaxies that are drifting away?Why only the BBT can create new particles while we reject the particles creation activity that we clearly see in front of our eyes?5. Falling stars into the accretion discSo far we didn't find any evidence for any falling matter/ gas cloud or stars into the accretion disc of our SMBH.On the contrary. We ONLY see matter that ejected from the accretion disc. We clearly see that ultra long molecular get stream (27,000LY) that is ejected upwards/downwards from the poles of the SMBH at almost the 0.8 c.Why do we insist that this matter in an outcome of a falling star instead of new created matte, while the evidence tells us that no star is falling in and we only see matter that is ejected outwards from the SMBH.So why do we reject the clear evidence that we see?6. SMBH sizeOur scientists don't have a basic clue how all the SMBH in our Universe had been created. The most difficult issue for them is how a young massive galaxies that are located at almost 13 BLY away could establish their SMBH size in so short time after the BBT.Why they reject the idea that a SMBH/BH should be able to generate the mass that is needed for itself as the mass that is needed for its own galaxy?Think about the efficiency of that real pair particle production process of our Universe.One particle is falling into the SMBH and increases its mass, while the other particle is drifting outwards to the accretion disc and would be used later on to form new star.The efficiency of the pair production in this process is 100%, while based on the BBT - the efficiency was less than 0.00..1% as most of the new particles pair had been eliminated at the same moment of their creation.7. Curvature in spaceDo you confirm that our scientists do not observe any sort of curvature in space?Hence, there is no evidence for curvature in our Universe space. So why our BBT scientists are 100% sure that there is curvature in the space?So pleaseWould you kindly use real observations and real evidences for our Universe theory instead of imagination ideas as the BBT?
Sorry - no real pair production took place at any Earth Lab.
You miss the whole idea of Emmy Nether.I have told you before and you still don't understand it.
Why don't you answer the following?
As long as you don't know what was there before the Big Bang, then you can't know for sure what was there after the bang.