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The Speculations forum is provided for those who like to hypothesize new ideas in science. To enrich our discussions above the level of Wild Ass Guesswork (WAG) and give as much meaning as possible to such speculations, we do have some special rules to follow:

  1. Speculations must be backed up by evidence or some sort of proof. If your speculation is untestable, or you don't give us evidence (or a prediction that is testable), your thread will be moved to the Trash Can. If you expect any scientific input, you need to provide a case that science can measure.
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  1. This system of equations is written on the hypothesis of Jamie Farnes, according to which the space of the universe is filled with electric dipoles with negative mass. Gravity from positively charged matter attracts negative mass, so in areas of space where gravity is stronger, the permittivity will be higher. Based on this, the curvature of space by gravity can be replaced by a change in the dielectric constant of the vacuum, and electromagnetic waves will move in this space along curved trajectories in accordance with the law of refraction of light. It also tackles the question of whether gravity has mass. On the one hand, the gravitational field has energy, so it mus…

  2. Started by DimaMazin,

    t = ((dx)2/c2+q2)1/2 t is time dx is quantity of motion c is velocity of light q is quantity of counteraction of forces to motion q = t' for traveling object

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  3. Started by Orion1,

    [math]t_u = 13.799 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - Universe age (ref. 1) [math]t_s = 13.6 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - oldest second generation star age in Milky Way galaxy (ref. 2) [math]t_{\odot} = 4.57 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - solar age (ref. 3) [math]t_E = 4.54 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - Earth age (ref. 4) [math]t_z = 4.4 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - oldest Zircon age (ref. 5) [math]t_l = 4.0 \cdot 10^{9} \; \text{y}[/math] - oldest fossilized RNA life age (ref. 6) key: [math]dt_1[/math] - minimum time required for second generation stars to form. [math]dt_2[/math] - minimum time required for inner planets to form. [math]dt_3[/math] - mini…

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  4. I'm going to start off with my own suggestion. But the thread would maybe more valuable if it was open to other suggestions, and the latest news. My own idea, ( which I'm not wedded to, but I think it's worth proposing ) is to fight bugs with bugs. The bugs are evolving antibiotic resistance by natural selection. But selective breeding works quicker than evolution. If a nasty bug has evolved resistance, how long would it take to BREED a strain with the opposite characteristic? i.e. A strain of the same bug that keels over at the slightest hint of the cheapest antibiotic. What use would that be ? Well, instead of trying to scrub every nook and cranny clean, y…

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  5. Started by Edgard Neuman,

    Hi, Here is a article that explain how the engine would work : https://www.newscientist.com/article/2218685-nasa-engineers-helical-engine-may-violate-the-laws-of-physics/ It relies on a component whose mass is alternatively changing between two values(by changing the energy of the system) This topic is not about the question of the engine working or not (I suppose there could be some relativistic effects associated with the mass changes that could cancel the whole thing : what is the derivative of acceleration ? and the derivative of curvature ? In fact when I think about it : - It wouldn't work maybe because a device whose mass would be decr…

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  6. Hi, I'm thinking about ways to help cleanse the body of pathogens such as for example many people have toxoplasma cysts in parts of their body. Most who have them are even unaware that they have them. All of us have some undesirable pathogens inside us: bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi and we accumulate more and more over our lifetime. I'm interested in methods to try to completely cleanse some of them out of our system. One method may be water fasting, a week without consuming any food might have a detrimental effect on some of these internal pathogens which require us to have a steady food intake for their own survival. In fact it's really interesting if som…

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  7. Further contemplation on my Unified Field Theory and starting to study chemistry leads immediately (the first day) to solving another long standing mystery in physics. WHY electrons orbit an atoms nucleus. The energy/vibration travels forward in a sense like an object on water, a duck, a boat, a swimmer. Moving forward and sending waves out in all directions as it does. Just as a swimmer arrives at the end of a swimming pool the forward wave hits the wall but the wave continues out in all directions. In the quantum world the object/vibration/energy can only move forward but as the fabric of space time becomes curved that path also becomes curved hence why electrons get fi…

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  8. Δt∝1/ΔxΔp ΔxΔp is inversely proportional to Δt. By adding a third factor...time... to Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle we solve the double slit experiment....at last...it's basically about focus (think magic eye 2D holograms) in 3 dimensional time. When we half the time variable by detecting which slit the "particle" passes through we double the certainty of finding hits at the 2 main vertical bands on the back wall and halve the certainty of finding hits from subsequent waves. So with enough particles fired during detecting which slit we should still see the interference pattern but very very slightly (so slight they have never been noticed before…

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  9. Started by Moontanman,

    The Nanvy today announced that recent UFO sighting are of something they have no idea of what it is!!! If it were anyone but Fox News damnit!

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  10. Started by Ville502,

    1 gm of mass is not relative to to every 1 gm of mass. 1 gm of mass X has an energy that is not equal to that of mass Y. Mass has an energy of its own. Try'n to find like minded individuals....

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  11. Started by Ville502,

    Speed of Light = C C= 299 792 458 m / s 1 Second= Frequency (of Cessium 133 Valent Electron) Frequency= 9,192, 631,770 Hz C= 299 792 458 Meters per .000000009192631770 Meters?

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  12. Started by George2,

    Dear colleagues, Please have a look at the three links below and please share your opinions. LINK REMOVED Looking forward to your answer. Regards, G. Sen

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  13. Started by Sagar191980,

    When we divide a number other than zero with 1 we get the same number. Dividing with 1 means cutting the number into 1 part, it means the number remains as a single part, the number remains same. When we divide a number with 2 we mean to say that we are cutting the number into 2 parts and we get two halves of the original number. Dividing with zero/0 means we are cutting the number into zero parts or we can say that we are making that number into zero. It means the number has to become zero. It means the number will be equal to zero which is not possible. There is an exception and that number is zero itself. Zero can be divided by zero as we get the same equality. Zero is…

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  14. Started by JGNLBCA,

    I appreciate all comments on this short summary. Most importantly...do you get it? When Plato thanked Pythagoras, he recognizes that only by pairing his study with that of his predecessor was he able to create something new. His early model of the universe was a two part system of forms and things. He was right. We expand his work to modern multiple universe theory or m-theory. The forms become (near perfect) formal information which is created and stored in the negative universe. Things become all mass, energy and concepts in the known universe. *Life may create informal information. The divide (Interaction) between the pair of universes is described as the …

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  15. Started by Moontanman,

    If we do go to Mars should we actually land on Mars or land on it's moons first? Does landing on the Martian moons first have any advantages?

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  16. Started by Clay Gillespie,

    One is Ejection Theory, that the Earth was ejected from the sun. Two is Deflation Theory, that the moon was ejected from the earth shortly after the earth was ejected from the sun. These theories discredit Ram Pressure Theory by reframing crater impacts as gas and/or substance vents resulting from initial conditions of a molten state. Ejection Theory applies to all heavenly bodies as having their place in the Solar System as the result of ejection including asteroids, and showing the pop marks on planets and asteroids as the venting of gases and substances in the case of visible splatter. Ejection Theory further states that molten planetary ejection into the conditions of…

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  17. Hello all, Recently I have read a number of good scientific arguments which says humans are not evolved on this planet. The book says we were droped off by aliens to our Earth. The arguments can be summarized as follows. But I am not sure whether the arguments are really true or not. It would be great if someone specialized in this subject can guide me to the correct path. 1. Humans are particularly sensitive to sunlight - something that other species are immune to. Reptiles make use of sunlight to regulate their temperature, but humans need to avoid spending long periods exposed to sun as it can make dizzy and cause heat stroke. Most of the other animals…

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  18. Started by Blake Taylor,

    A fluid map is made when water flows over a flat plaster surface previously impregnated with dye which changes color when wetted. A heavy sheet of glass rests on the plaster. When water is pumped through the central inlet it flows outwards through the sandwich. It flows along a wetted surface much easier than it does across a dry one, so as soon as these wetted avenues get started, the water bursts forth as clear expanding spokes of radial flow, separated by expanding spokes of dry no flow. Photos are taken thru the glass cover. Hard to ignore n’est ce pas.

  19. Started by Blake Taylor,

    When we see that Magnetism rationally flows parallel with its current, not irrationally encircling it, which is the illusion that Copernicus’s compass conjured, then logical reasons manifest for electromagnetic phenomena. Amidst the restructure we loose Maxwell’s ridiculous interpretation of a polarized electromagnetic wave and its butterfly graphic image, because all the wave is now one plane polarized. Moreover the reader will see how, since the electromagnetic transverse vectors are in sync then one can be redundant and that turns out to be the electric vector. After a few wavelengths the wave becomes purely magnetic.

  20. Started by captcass,

    I am not going to begin a new debate here, but I just want to note that 2 days ago the Journal of Cosmology began a new volume, the first in 3 years, based on my model, as discussed here in other threads: Vol. #27, "Time Dilation Cosmology in the Evolving SpaceTime/Quantum Continuum: General Relativity & the Hubble Shift".

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  21. Started by Clay Gillespie,

    Thought Experiment - We sent a radio wave signal to a craft we have launched that is near Mars that takes 13 minute to be received telling the craft to turn on a light. How much longer then 13 minutes does it take us to see the light?

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  22. Started by Moontanman,

    I have had several papers sent to me as evidence of the supernatural and I find myself outclassed by the concepts to a great degree and would like to ask if anyone else can understand what is being claimed and if these are exampled of peer reviewed papers? http://www.esalq.usp.br/lepse/imgs/conteudo_thumb/Consciousness-and-the-double-slit-interference-pattern-Six-experiments.pdf? https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01891/full?fbclid=IwAR37jC_1Y0NwdtYu2HcLwtHFebdZbbGEWcnWdaC0c7KiW74lje7_vZIACv4 https://journals.aps.org/rmp/abstract/10.1103/RevModPhys.85.471?fbclid=IwAR3xEL1sQc97SBNqFPaHYphZayZ7oMEiNisu53alhgYE2DBpGqGR_PXlfQA http…

  23. Started by JGNLBCA,

    Be gentle please, it may be wrong but the logic and the sentiment is good.

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  24. Started by Moontanman,

    Evolution is the survival of the fittest but is our modern ecosystem really the result of survival of the fittest or survival of the luckiest? Most of the real changes in the biodiversity of the planet resulted from mass extinctions caused by everything from flood lava flows to asteroid impacts are they the real causes of the success of the animals we have now? Even if that is true would modern animals compete well with the best of the lost ages of the Earth? If you could take a snapshot of the entire biosphere every million years for the last 500 million years and combine them all at once would modern animals win out or would they face some real challenges an…

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  25. Started by Moontanman,

    If Venus was swapped into the orbit of Mars and Mars was moved to the orbit of Venus would Venus cool down to the temps Mars has now or would Venus remain hot? Right now Venus's atmosphere is "at the surface" a supercritical fluid. If it cooled down to the Temp of Mars wouldn't the CO2 freeze out and make Venus a ball of dry ice? Or would the greenhouse effect keep Venus very hot?

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