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Quote from: Kartazion on 05/08/2021 15:22:50 There is a speed. Would you say that speed is without energy?... Because the ball is moving and has mass, it has a set amount of Kinetic Energy. ...
There is a speed. Would you say that speed is without energy?
... it has a set amount of Kinetic Energy. ... The KE does not make the ball move, the ball has KE because it has a velocity.
... The ISS is moving at about 7.7 km/s. If the speed of the ISS was stopped it would fall straight down to the earths surface. One way to visualize this is to think of the ISS (or ANYTHING orbiting) as a body that constantly falling towards the earth but its speed makes it miss the earth.There is no repulsive force involved.
The tunnel effectQuote from: Kartazion on 19/07/2021 12:24:47Kinetics of the particle at the bottom of the potential well, and avoidance of the singularity:At x = 0 when the particle is going faster (don't rely on GIF for speed), its kinetic energy allows it not to fall into the singularity. Indeed his avoidance is done by his horizon. The force of gravity corresponds to the matter attracted towards this singularity, while the energy pushes it out.Perhaps we could see in it some metric associated with Einstein-Cartan's theory in relation to the avoidance of this singularity.It is said that the tunnel effect is a purely quantum effect which cannot be explained by classical mechanics. False.When the particle passes through matter, then its kinetics are reduced. This means that the particle due to its loss of kinetics falls into the lower energy level of the potential well.The kinetic disturbance from the ZPE of the particle makes it possible to remain in the false vacuum, until a potential barrier slows it down and then falls through the virtual slit.
Kinetics of the particle at the bottom of the potential well, and avoidance of the singularity:At x = 0 when the particle is going faster (don't rely on GIF for speed), its kinetic energy allows it not to fall into the singularity. Indeed his avoidance is done by his horizon. The force of gravity corresponds to the matter attracted towards this singularity, while the energy pushes it out.Perhaps we could see in it some metric associated with Einstein-Cartan's theory in relation to the avoidance of this singularity.
I must specify that the avoidance of the sigularity, by the kinetics of the particle at the bottom of the potential well, also occurs when the particle is at rest in the false vacuum, namely the ZPE; And which corresponds to the same celestial mechanics of the orbit of the planets around the star. In other words when the particle is at rest at the bottom of the well and it undergoes the ZPE disturbance of the false vacuum, then we understand that the particle orbiting around the gravitational singularity, rather than a vibratory disturbance. Indeed for an observer the reproduction of the path of the particle is expressed by a sinusoidal signal in time or elliptical by its magnitude. True vacuum is total collapse.
@Origin, after a dozen messages we now agree that the kinetic energy of an object in orbit is in a way a repulsive force towards gravity.
If there was no repulsive energy then we would fall into the black hole or on the sun. So yes there is energy that pushes us as much as gravity attracts us
But kinetic energy is linked with the force of gravity.
Quote from: Kartazion on 09/08/2021 00:51:37But kinetic energy is linked with the force of gravity.How?
I just need the energy to be related to gravity for my model to work
You don't have a model. You have a conjecture that doesn't line up with physics.
Saying kinetic energy is somehow a repulsive force from a massive object is trying to fit a round peg in a square hole.
Ok energy is not repulsive.
... The ISS is moving at about 7.7 km/s. If the speed of the ISS was stopped it would fall straight down to the earths surface. One way to visualize this is to think of the ISS (or ANYTHING orbiting) as a body that constantly falling towards the earth but its speed makes it miss the earth.
@Colin2B @Eternal Student thank you for your answers.I do have an account on arXiv. But we must get an endorsement from another user to submit an article to category physics. Can any of you sponsor me? I just wish to begin with publishing the basis of the gravitational oscillator and not the whole theory that I have published here. Publish the gravitational oscillator adding to singularity avoidance would be great but more complicated to be accepted.Regards.
Quote from: Origin on 05/08/2021 12:29:19... The ISS is moving at about 7.7 km/s. If the speed of the ISS was stopped it would fall straight down to the earths surface. One way to visualize this is to think of the ISS (or ANYTHING orbiting) as a body that constantly falling towards the earth but its speed makes it miss the earth.Why if the speed of the ISS was stopped it would fall straight down to the earths surface?
The answer is simple. It is inertia through angular kinetic energy.
inertia
Hello all.
I suppose you keep trying to bring in kinetic energy because you think supports your idea.
The bit I don't like is the part about a repulsive force from a mass, like a star.
The orbital distance depends on the velocity not the KE.
Seriously? You marked your own post, in your own thread, as the best answer? That's rather pathetic...