by Mikado14 » Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:40 pm
Consider time as a dimension.
Consider that it is stuff.
Consider that is has energy.
Consider it as the aether, the zpf, quantum probability ocean.
The above four statements all begin with "consider", that does not mean fact so I ask you to understand that there are those here that would discuss the above and that act may lead to a contradiction with you.
The pulse in the gravity detector was at the rate of 1 planck constant.
That helps to quantify the aether as energy.
My understanding, and I may be totally wrong here but I thought that the "Planck Constant" was an expression of the relationship between "energy" and "frequency" (actually it may be angular, not sure) and this number is expressed in SI (Systeme Internationale) units and is used to measure quanta, also, don't forget the Dirac constant. To come to the conclusion that it is energy only might be jumping the gun. Remember, you do say that it is measured in a gravity detector, and even if gravity is assumed to be from the aether, how is mass related to gravity and the aether?
That shows a relationship to time and gravity as energy in the aether.
I still don't see how you have derived this. Are you saying "time and gravity" only?
This is relative to e=mc^2.
The reason that this is described as a potential theory of quantum gravity is because it links the quantum world with e=mc^2.
I will reserve comment until I have a better handle on the above.
Don't give up on here yet, tomorrow maybe, but not today.
Mikado
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy