[ 3 / biz / cgl / ck / diy / fa / ic / jp / lit / sci / vr / vt ] [ index / top / reports ] [ become a patron ] [ status ]
2023-11: Warosu is now out of extended maintenance.

/sci/ - Science & Math

View post   
File: 363 KB, 1600x1131, EMR sphere gravity 4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
11386790 No.11386790 [Reply] [Original]

Why are *peers* so afraid of it?

>> No.11386885

What's this saying? That electromagnetic radiation causes gravity?
Then why doesn't a flashlight create gravity?

>> No.11386927
File: 314 KB, 850x601, Our-position-in-the-raspberry-multiverse.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
11386927

>>11386790
Just go to viXra, there are too many similar theories.

The only way for a new theory about gravity to be considered worth a 20 minutes read is that it has to either
- predict something in principle testable that GR didn't predict or
- respect the invariances of existing established theories (like how QFT upgrades QM and SR, and how String upgrades QFT)

Also if the author doesn't understand what a Tensor is or what a manifold is (i.e someone like Tesla) then he is automatically dismissed in talks about gravity or space-time, I know this sounds unfair but physicists are humans too, they have limited lifetime. Not knowing modern math put your theory below Leo Vuyk's raspberry multiverses in the list of candidate theories.

>> No.11386968
File: 31 KB, 414x318, 1570956922720.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
11386968

>>11386927

>viXra

Thank for the link my dude, never heard of it

>> No.11387879

Wouldn't this mean that brighter objects have greater gravity?
You could easily prove or disprove it

>> No.11387882

>>11386885
It does you retard

>> No.11388483

>>11387882
totally

>> No.11388868

>>11388483
You're literally retarded
Everything has a gravitational force it's just that most of it is negligible until you get to massive objects like the Earth.

>> No.11389175

>>11386790
WHERE THE FUCK IS TESLA'S DEATH RAY AND EARTHQUAKE MACHINE???

>> No.11389177

>>11388868
The implications of such would mean that gravity based radar is possible.

>> No.11389269

>>11388868
No, you are literally retarded.
You think you said something clever that I didn't know.
if emr created gravity you should be able to at least measure it from a flashlight. there is not a lot of radiation coming out of objects compared to that. just some infrared.

>> No.11389272

I myself am inclined to an EM theory of gravity. However, surely the flow of EM particles is largely from the Sun -> Earth rather than Earth -> Sun so wouldn't we expect gravity to act towards the Sun in this case?

>> No.11389274

>>11386790
heh

>> No.11390469

>>11389272
Doesn't it?

>> No.11391606

>>11390469
Is the Sun "down"?

>> No.11391701

>>11389175
This. Is this theory behind how he made it fucking work? Maybe like some device doing some powerful EM pulses with his AC trickery? Fuckin Tesla man

>> No.11391920
File: 188 KB, 727x1100, Davidson-JohnTrump.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
11391920

>>11389175
The FBI seized all of Tesla's notes after he died, and brought in a physics professor from MIT to go over them - picture related. I did some digging, and this guy has a nephew who lives in this big fancy house in D.C. Its 1600 Pennsylvania Ave if you want to bang on his door.

>> No.11391937

>>11388868
He means that the gravity from something like a flashlight will change when you turn on the flashlight (and will vary based on the orientation of the light beam it makes).
It also means that things like the gravity caused by stars will vary by luminosity, which isn’t observed.