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Just to throw in some information, there is an interesting (have not really read it yet) paper about the Casimir force in the February issue of physics today, the abstract can be found here.
Uh, as the Magic 8-Ball on the shelf would say, "Yes, Definitely."
Simply amazing. Like any good crackpot, you completely *IGNORED* the fact that this data just makes the void difficult to explain with the computer simulation.
In fact the newly found void is so large that it is difficult to fit into our present understanding of the universe on the largest scales. Computer simulations show that gravity causes galaxies and galaxy clusters to get closer together over time, with voids growing between the clusters.
But the finite time available since the big bang makes it difficult to explain a void as large as the one found in this survey (other researchers, however, say galaxy maps already hint at the existence of such large-scale structures).
"It's not easy to make voids that large in any of the current models of large scale structure formation," Huchra says.
Simply amazing. Like any good crackpot, you completely *IGNORED* the fact that this data
Simply amazing. Like any good crackpot, you completely *IGNORED* the fact that this data just makes the void difficult to explain with the computer simulation.
Simply amazing. Like any good crackpot, you completely *IGNORED* the fact that this data
Is a single statistical analysis and should be confirmed before treating is as fact.
Just puts an upper limit on inflation.
I know that these are absurdly simple questions that a high school student could answer
Of course we have, as you should already know (i.e., comments on Magnetic Reconnection). But you have the peculiar habit of demanding "controlled laboratory experiments", and then summarily rejecting any experiment that does not agree with your own pre-conceived ideas, just as you have already rejected all of the controlled laboratory observations of magnetic reconnection. Not for any good reason, but just because you don't like them.
Birkeland's experiments are irrelevant.
They have nothing at all to do with the central issue, and they certainly have nothing at all to do with the sun.
They don't reproduce any of the physical characteristics of the sun,
and the pictures you post don't even look like the sun, despite your strange claims that they do (in violation of the evidence of our own eyes).
You have in fact not one single "controlled laboratory experiment" of any kind, ever performed by anyone, anywhere, to objectively support anything you have ever said about the sun. We all know it. You are the only one so blind you can't see that even your own "experiments" are useless.
All you can do is subjectively and arbitrarily assume (for no good physical reason at all) that all of these experiments somehow magically apply to the sun. That's it.
Absolutely not. It's the magnetic field that reconnects,
and that forces any current flows to change, or "reconnect" if you wish.
The field changes first, and then the currents follow.
It would be the other way around if it was really "circuit reconnection".
But since you summarily and arbitrarily reject all of the controlled laboratory experiments which prove magnetic reconnection beyond a shadow of a doubt, it's no surprise that you must
have "circuit reconnection" instead.
Its excellent to see that the only thing MM has to (allegedly) support his assertion is a picture from Wikipedia. I'm sure the world's cosmologists are quaking in their boots.
Is your mememory that short MM?Like any good "crackpot" you completely ignored the fact that the *only* way to "falsify" your belief system is to compare your "predictions" to actual "observation" and see how well your "predictions" worked out. In this case they *do not work out*. They work out *incorrectly* in fact. I am somehow now a "crackpot" for noting that your theory was *twice* in the last year alone "falsified" by "observation"?
The crackpot here is someone who cannot open a textbook to read the definition of pressure. His name is Michael Mozina.So let me get this straight...
Anyone who "questions" your dogma, or notes that is it was *falsified* by two different recent observations, not to mention the fact it is based on a *PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY* is somehow a "crackpot"? I guess since you guys can't damn me to hell, that's the best your creationist cult can do eh?![]()
Did you "confirm or falsify" that "dark flow" observation yet? When shall I have waited long enough to notice that inflation theory has *never* actually correctly "predicted" anything?
Is there an MM parrot out thereAn upper limit on elves you mean? What "inflation"? Inflation only supposedly exists because your math models so elegantly described nature. Now we find out they are utterly falsified by more recent observations. Inflation is figment of your collective imagination. There is no such thing as "inflation". Guth actually "made it up" and it became "mathematically popular" with your crew. It turns out it was bogus nonsense from the start. It was "imaginative" mind you, but it is predicated on physical impossibility (negative pressure in a vacuum) and it is falsified by observation.
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Its excellent to see that the only thing MM has to (allegedly) support his assertion is a picture from Wikipedia. I'm sure the world's cosmologists are quaking in their boots.
The quantum Casimir effect comes about because a vacuum always contains fluctuating electromagnetic fields. Normally these fluctuations are roughly the same everywhere, but two close conducting surfaces set “boundary conditions” that limit the number of allowed field frequencies between them. Only waves that can fit multiples of half a wavelength between the surfaces resonate, leaving non-resonating frequencies suppressed. The result is that the total field inside a gap between conductors cannot produce enough pressure to match that from outside, so the surfaces are pushed together.
Is your mememory that short MM?
They do work out:
Prediction 1 = a pressure that has a negative value.
Observation 1 = a pressure that has a negative value.
Simple question for MM, in several parts.
Yes or no answer first, then elaboration if you so desire, please.
In spite of the visual description *and visual aid*, you still refuse to accept that the "pressure" takes place on *all* sides of *all* plates. There is no "negative pressure", only a "pressure difference".
[qimg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/44/Casimir_plates.svg/300px-Casimir_plates.svg.png[/qimg]
The BIG blue arrows create "more" pressure than the LITTLE blue arrows. There is a "pressure difference" between them, just as there is a "pressure difference" between the top and bottom of a wing of an airplane in motion. There is a "pressure difference" but no "negative pressure" anywhere in either system. You can of course create a "mathematical model" of a "negative pressure between the plates or above the wing, but in physical "reality", their is nor form of "negative pressure" taking place. You guys still can't tell the difference between a "mathematical definition" and physical reality. It's sad to watch this sort of hard core denial, especially with a visual aid and everything. It's hard to watch this sort sort of hard core denial in action. Your dogma has been "falsified", you won't deal with it, so I'm a "crackpot" and it's all my fault that your math models didn't work because I can't do math. Is that about how your rationalization goes?
Let see if you can understand a liite mathematics MM:
A is a number.
B is a amother number.
B is bigger than A.
Subtract B from A.
Guess what sign the result is?
Michael, please see my earlier post. That image is little more than a cartoon. Those blue arrows are not really a good representation of the pressure.
The quantum Casimir effect comes about because a vacuum always contains fluctuating electromagnetic fields. Normally these fluctuations are roughly the same everywhere, but two close conducting surfaces set “boundary conditions” that limit the number of allowed field frequencies between them. Only waves that can fit multiples of half a wavelength between the surfaces resonate, leaving non-resonating frequencies suppressed. The result is that the total field inside a gap between conductors cannot produce enough pressure to match that from outside, so the surfaces are pushed together.
Let see if you can understand a liite mathematics MM:
A is a number.
B is a amother number.
B is bigger than A.
Subtract B from A.
Guess what sign the result is?