Dark matter...passes right through normal matter...exerting measurable effects in our own solar system... It's the ether! Driving the expansion of the universe and creating gravity. I saw Michio Kaku on a science program a couple of nights ago, and he said that gravity is a push, not a pull. Ether, ...

Time travel, shock waves or quantum-gravitational effects... Sounds familiar... Unpredictability is actually common in general relativity and not always directly related to censorship violation. The theory permits time travel, which could produce causal loops with unforeseeable outcomes, and even or...

Secure quantum communications? http://www.physorg.com/news151590458.html “There is something strange going on here. But if we can get to the bottom of it, we should be able to improve upon our ability with quantum communication dramatically.” Hmmm....wasn't this already thought of? : ) skyfish

I missed my old room at the quantum hotel. In earlier cyclic models, dark energy has merely kept the cycles stable, and only dominated for the first 10 billion years or so. The pair say their calculations show that dark energy may in fact last much longer, and so is "absolutely essential" ...

Trickfox, I am still swimming about. And it is nice to have the forum back! Thanks to those responsible. It did give me a chance to catch up on sleep! Griffin, Good to see you! you wrote: This seems likely to be another interesting revisiting, imho, of what the ancient Chinese experienced and “saw” ...

Wow trickfox!

That is great!

skyfish

FM, Like I said, I like Aspden, but there a a few people out there that are describing interactions at the quantum scale, and I am not sure the physical description they provide is necessarily true. I do think we can accept that everything we can detect in the em(as wave or particle) spectrum appear...

Hi FM,
Some would throw the baby out with the bathwater. I cannot discount Einstein
totally.

What is the speed of light? Are you satisfied with measurements that
have established it's speed at 186,000 mps...approx?
What is the speed of em energy?

What is the speed of gravity?

skyfish

Had to do some digging for this. Anybody else remember this? From the downloader hall of fame... http://ovnis-usa.com/knowhow_report.pdf Believe it not there exists from some 80 years ago a very good description of how “ships of the air” may have been designed and operated. In this description the a...

Mikado wrote:

No.

Would you care to buy a vowel for another try?

Well....uhhhhhh....yes!...remote viewed it....that's the ticket....
yeah....remote viewed it while taking an astral journey....
yeah...that's it...that's the ticket!



skyfish

Hi Mark, Again, welcome back. This link you provided is very good. I do see numerous ideas here that I have considered myself. http://www.theavalonfoundation.org/docs/hemiscap.html The idea of a hemispherical lense with the configuration that was used is very interesting and their results are reveal...

Mr. skyfish,

How did you scan the entire book when it isn't available?

Mikado

Well Mikado....
would you believe I traveled back in time and checked it when it
was available on the web?

skyfish

FM, I see much in Aspden's work that I agree with. From your post: The realization of this has caused me to pay attention to what Tom Van Flandern has to say in the 1993 edition of his book Dark Matter, Missing Planets and New Comets [9]. He makes it very clear that the speed of propagation of gravi...

Thank you Mikado,
Here is something you might enjoy.
Frank is the 2005 Nobel Prize winner in Physics.

http://www.frankwilczek.com/core.html

http://www.amazon.com/Lightness-Being-E ... 465003214/

I wonder what he would think of a working gravitor?

skyfish

I love this one! And from a toy company...lol The Force Trainer (expected to be priced at $90 to $100) comes with a headset that uses brain waves to allow players to manipulate a sphere within a clear 10-inch-tall training tower, analogous to Yoda and Luke Skywalker's abilities in the Star Wars film...