So some outstanding statements was made by Brucep over the last few days. I want to have a formal debate so that he can finally admit to everyone he doesn't have a clue about what he is talking about.
First incredible statement: ''The gravitational shift cannot be over unity''
Me: Why not? Just look at the equations and the answer stares you right in the face!
If the shift is measured with z, the expression of gravitational shift is
1+z
If the shift is zero (z = 0) then all you are left with is unity, there is no physics happening!
Second incredible statement: ''The least action principle is not the least energy''
An amazing statement in itself, since the least action principle is about the laws of motion and how systems tend to use the least energy to get from one place to another. If it wasn't a statement about minimizing the potential energy, it wouldn't be a least action!
Ok Brucep, make it clear for us all, what exactly is your expertise in these matters? Do you have any evidence to show any of us that you do actually know what you are talking about? (everyone else is allowed to put their thoughts forward!)
First incredible statement: ''The gravitational shift cannot be over unity''
Me: Why not? Just look at the equations and the answer stares you right in the face!
If the shift is measured with z, the expression of gravitational shift is
1+z
If the shift is zero (z = 0) then all you are left with is unity, there is no physics happening!
Second incredible statement: ''The least action principle is not the least energy''
An amazing statement in itself, since the least action principle is about the laws of motion and how systems tend to use the least energy to get from one place to another. If it wasn't a statement about minimizing the potential energy, it wouldn't be a least action!
Ok Brucep, make it clear for us all, what exactly is your expertise in these matters? Do you have any evidence to show any of us that you do actually know what you are talking about? (everyone else is allowed to put their thoughts forward!)