Oh, repeated claims. Still no supporting evidence.
Quite: I'm still waiting for your answer.More meaningless pointless drivel from someone who can not answer any questions
And another diversion.Explain what occurs physically in nature in a double slit experiment. Can't, can you? Explain why there is an offset between the light lensing through the space neighboring the moving galaxy clusters and the galaxy clusters themselves. Can't, can you.
I see you fail to read. Or, if you do read, you fail to comprehend.How is it you can't answer any questions at the same time you think you have answers?
Blah blah blah. More specious, unsubstantiated claims.
If this aether is so vital then why has literally every single experiment designed to confirm it been rejected by peer review? I can tell you why, it's quite simple.
@mpc --
Really? And here I thought it was the fact that all of the experiments suffered from poor methodology and confirmation bias which led to a complete lack of repeatability. Damn, to have been so wrong for so long, I'm so very glad to have you enlighten me with your unsupported assertions and obviously biased opinions.
The current model of quantum mechanics explains the particle-wave duality perfectly fine and can be used to make predictions which are among the most accurate in all of science. If you want to prove your hypothesis then you should start by invalidating those predictions, if you're able to, then you need to get peer reviewed and win yourself more than a few Nobel Prizes.
Go read some Feynman and you might get it.
@mpc --
You haven't kept up with your physics, we have an explanation. Go read some Feynman and you might get it.
The interaction between mpc and pincho is priceless. It's like they are trying to out-dumb each other!
Having read back through mpc's thread from the last time he was here, and the stuff in this thread it's clear he hasn't moved forward a single inch since that time (that was 3 years ago, and the phsyorg thread predates that one too). I explained a number of times that the double slit experiment is explained by quantum field theory and more specifically, the path integral or the notion that because the fundamental object in the theory is a field, not a particle, the excitations of the field know about how many slits there are since the field exists everywhere.
QED is a tremendously accurate and powerful theory of physics and is the most experimentally accurate theory ever devised. Kudos to mpc for not going for the low hanging fruit - it makes the resulting "discussion" all the more entertaining.
If you had the same theory as me you would be correct in understanding what occurs physically in nature to cause gravity and the observed behaviors in a double slit experiment and we could combine to figure out how to take this correct understanding of what occurs physically in nature to the next level.
The interaction between mpc and pincho is priceless. It's like they are trying to out-dumb each other!
Having read back through mpc's thread from the last time he was here, and the stuff in this thread it's clear he hasn't moved forward a single inch since that time (that was 3 years ago, and the phsyorg thread predates that one too). I explained a number of times that the double slit experiment is explained by quantum field theory and more specifically, the path integral or the notion that because the fundamental object in the theory is a field, not a particle, the excitations of the field know about how many slits there are since the field exists everywhere.
QED is a tremendously accurate and powerful theory of physics and is the most experimentally accurate theory ever devised. Kudos to mpc for not going for the low hanging fruit - it makes the resulting "discussion" all the more entertaining.
I already tried to combine with you, and you told me to go away.
You can create a field from the Aether, it's an interlocking particle that's interlocking system is an internal fold to negative. An atom is Aether with a strong fold to negative, and that's why gravity takes a hold of it. Most of space-time is weakly interlocking, or totally free orbiting. the Micheal Morley experiment did not account for an photon interlocking to the Earth orbit. The photon is the change from anti-matter to matter, it produces locking in front of itself in a chain, or field (I don't like the word field, I prefer chain). because the photon takes some negative mass away from the locking system as it passes along the chain, it reduces the locking system back to a free orbit system. The two slit experiment waves are cause by the free orbit of Aether between a field (chain). I can model it on a computer, and it completes the photon theory (which I have struggled with). Until this point, I had the photon, and electron as the same thing, and couldn't divide them. But now I know what their distinction is.. just the point of origin. One reduces negative mass, and the other reduces positive mass. It would be hard to distinguish the difference.
You can create a field from the Aether, it's an interlocking particle that's interlocking system is an internal fold to negative. An atom is Aether with a strong fold to negative, and that's why gravity takes a hold of it. Most of space-time is weakly interlocking, or totally free orbiting. the Micheal Morley experiment did not account for an photon interlocking to the Earth orbit. The photon is the change from anti-matter to matter, it produces locking in front of itself in a chain, or field (I don't like the word field, I prefer chain). because the photon takes some negative mass away from the locking system as it passes along the chain, it reduces the locking system back to a free orbit system. The two slit experiment waves are cause by the free orbit of Aether between a field (chain). I can model it on a computer, and it completes the photon theory (which I have struggled with). Until this point, I had the photon, and electron as the same thing, and couldn't divide them. But now I know what their distinction is.. just the point of origin. One reduces negative mass, and the other reduces positive mass. It would be hard to distinguish the difference.