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QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 02:38:48If that was the case, than we have to observe also that matter as it comes in.How many times do I have to explain this?You do not see it because it's dark.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 02:38:48If that was the case, than we have to observe also that matter as it comes in.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 05/08/2021 12:14:37So, when a lump of rock, (which will typically be spinning about its own axes) falls in and breaks up, some bits will be sent into orbits with eccentricities grater than one. And those are the ones which, having just been kicked out of a shattering rock, are hot enough to glow- so we see them.Ok Let me focus on that Lump of Rock.I have a perfect example for that Lump of Rock. It is called comet and it orbits around the SunHalley’s comet has a semimajor axis of about 18.5 AU, a period of 76 years, and an eccentricity of about 0.97.Evey 76 years it comes very close to the sun and it also has a dust tail.Please look at the following image:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet#/media/File:Cometorbit01.svgWe clearly see that the tail is kept outwards from the orbital cycle.This is very important issue.It proves that nothing from this comet really falls inwards into the sun even if that Lump of Rock comet arrives very close to the Sun.You can also claim that this comet seems as it falls into the Sun but in reality it does not fall. (even if it comes very close to the Sun). Not the comet itself and not even one tinny dust from that comet tailThe comet is not going to change its eccentricity to zero as it comes to that minimal distance in order to set a circular path over there.Therefore, any object that orbits around the SMBH at high eccentricity would keep its eccentricity.Our scientists even claim that in future it should be ejected from the Sun.So, it is expected that the eccentricity would be increased in the future.Once the eccentricity would be increased just by above 0.03 (from 0.97 to one) this comet would be ejected into the open space.Therefore, as this comet would never ever decrease its eccentricity at the minimal radius, S2 star that orbits around the SMBH would do exactly the same.It would come very close to the SMBH, but it won't change its eccentricity to zero at the minimal distance.Even if it would break to Lump of rock and carry a dust tail, the matter in the tail would be kept outwards from the orbital cycle.As the tail goes with the comet wherever it goes, then if there was a tail for S2 it would go with it and keep the eccentricity of the orbital path.We clearly see the tail of the comet as it comes into the direction of the Sun and as it goes out.In the same token If S2 has a tail we should observe this tail as it comes in and as it goes out.So, please from now onDo not claim again that the orbital star with high eccentricity (let's say higher than 0.2) around the SMBH falls in.They do not Fall in – They orbit!!!.They could come very close to the main object (if their eccentricity is close to one) but they do not fall in.NEVER and EVER.
So, when a lump of rock, (which will typically be spinning about its own axes) falls in and breaks up, some bits will be sent into orbits with eccentricities grater than one. And those are the ones which, having just been kicked out of a shattering rock, are hot enough to glow- so we see them.
The chance that all cats in our planet are black is absolutely zero.
You just posted a page of nonsense because you do not realise thatThe Sun shinesBlack holes do not shine.
Is there any reason we should take you seriously?
I would like to remind you that you have stated that S2 star should be broken as it falls in the direction of the SMBH.
Since you can't tell me where the energy comes from, it seems you do not know.
https://www.universetoday.com/75705/where-does-gravity-come-from/Albert Einstein explained how gravity is more than just a force: it is a curvature in the space-time continuum. That sounds like something straight out of science fiction, but simply put, the mass of an object causes the space around it to essentially bend and curve."Hence, there is no need for any sort of energy to set that gravity force. Therefore, the gravity force is for free.
In the same token, when an object is falling on earth it gain kinetic energy.So, the potential gravity force is transformed into real kinetic energy.Try to calculate the energy that a falling satellite is needed at its collision impact with the earth.So, as gravity force is for free, the work that it generates is for free.That work means energy. Hence, the gravity force generates energy for free.
He does not seem to understand the difference between force - which is free and energy which is not.
1. Do you confirm that force can set work?
I have already answered your question
Quote the part of your post that states the location where gravity got the energy from.
Therefore, although the gravity force is there without any investment in energy, once it is there it can set work which means - new energy.
Quote the part of your post that states the location where gravity got the energy from.Until you tell me the location, you haven't answered the question. Do I need to go get the dictionary definition of "location"?Where did that "new energy" come from, Dave? Tell me an actual location this time. No more dodging and weaving.
Your request for the location where gravity got the energy from is absolutely irrelevant as the gravity doesn't need any energy for its existence.
If I will ask you for the location where stork got the babies from, what would you answer?
If you can prove that stork is needed to get babies and energy is needed to get gravity force, then we can discuss about the location.
QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 19:38:511. Do you confirm that force can set work?Only if there is something for it to use.For example, if there is a rock on top of a mountain, it can roll down and do work.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 19:38:511. Do you confirm that force can set work?
We keep asking you what put the rock at the top of the mountain.You keep not answering, and then saying you already answered.
So you are saying that the new energy popped up out of nowhere, is that right? Either it came from somewhere or it didn't. If it did, then you could tell me from where. If not, then that means conservation of energy is violated because energy appeared out of nowhere.
I'm not the one claiming that storks bring babies. You, on the other hand do claim that gravity can make energy.
The problem is not that you are claiming energy is needed to make gravity, it is that you are claiming just about the opposite (that gravity makes energy)
Tidal force that is based on gravity force can make new energy.That New energy is unlimited as the tidal force is unlimited.
Quote from: Dave Lev on 07/08/2021 07:43:32Tidal force that is based on gravity force can make new energy.That New energy is unlimited as the tidal force is unlimited.So you claim that gravitational fields contain an infinite amount of energy. Is that right?
Our planet is protected from the solar wind by its EM energy.That energy is based on the new energy that it gets due to tidal forces.Without tidal forces our planet couldn't create the requested EM that is needed to protect it from the solar wind.
As tidal energy is unlimited
Quote from: Dave Lev on 03/08/2021 20:29:13Theoretically, we can gain energy from orbital objects free of charge.No,You "harvest" the kinetic energy of the object and change its orbit.
Theoretically, we can gain energy from orbital objects free of charge.
As tidal energy is unlimited and as it is based on gravity force, then this energy is unlimited.
QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on 03/08/2021 20:29:13Theoretically, we can gain energy from orbital objects free of charge.No,You "harvest" the kinetic energy of the object and change its orbit.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_accelerationWhy do you not learn?
Quote from: Dave Lev on 03/08/2021 20:29:13Theoretically, we can gain energy from orbital objects free of charge.
So you think gravitational fields contain an infinite amount of energy