From: Michael Helland on
On Dec 26 2009, 3:42 pm, Spencer Spindrift
<spencerspindr...(a)btinternet.com> wrote:
> Q.: How is it that a photon has momentum but no mass?
>       Or in other words how does light carry energy?
>       As far as I know momentum is a property of moving or spinning
> mass.
>       A photon cannot have mass or it would be infinite at C..
>
> A.; ???

Answer: momentum and mass are classical concepts, and a full
explanation of non-classical objects such as the photon will
eventually make much more sense than explanation that don't eliminate
the classical baggage.
From: cjcountess on
Thank you Al

You know that I am serious, and that it is only a matter of time
before I am vindicated, as I wait for all to catch up, "being ahead of
my time and all". And so I thank you for that infomation. All true
information can only help and collaborate my discovery, although you
may think otherwise.

This is fun stuff, watching you guys get nervious. You know that I am
right don't you Al?

Why do you think that I don't get mad at you guys, even though you
speak disrespectfully to me?

It's because I know that I am right, and that the day of reconing is
approaching. I am saving my energy for that.

Beside, I'm just a cool, cconfident, kind of guy anyway, and its easy
to be confident when you know you are right.

Its not just faith, it is confidence. that come from knowing, which
itself comes from a deed insite on this subject

Conrad J Countess
From: glird on
On Jan 18, 9:56 pm, k...(a)nventure.com wrote:
> For the sake of true science: heed the words
> of the wise old sage, i.e.,:
> Learn the meanings of the words, and use
> these correctly. This does not mean just
> the dictionary definitions. This means when
> reading Newton’s writings, learn the
> definitions he used. When reading Einstein’s
> writings, learn the definitions he used, and
> so on.
> Verify the truths you have and use. So use
> some degree of logic and rational thinking,
> rather than just taking on FAITH the ideas,
> concepts, and the words of others.
> Accept that the truth that you can put into
> words, pictures, and MATHEMATICS is not the
> whole absolute truth.

Excellent advice! (That's why I always define a significant word
the first time it appears in my books.)

> On Jan 15, 5:09 am, cjcountess <cjcount...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
snip
<<1) Planck discovered (E=hf), for photons
2) Einstein discovered (E=m/c^2) for photons and (E=mc^2) for
electrons… (snip)… in 1905 thought experiment, yielding that famous
equation
3)deBroglie discovered (E=hf=mc^2) for electrons, and that electron
is also a wave, as demonstrated by diffraction, constructive and
destructive interference, which is also know for waves light and other
forms of waves.
This also indicated a smooth from “waves to particles”, “energy to
matter” along the same EM spectrum, which might even be called the
"energy/matter", as well as "electromagnetic", spectrum
4) Bohr discovered, that wavelength of electron = circumference of
circle, with an angular momentum of, a multiple integer of h/2pi.>
>
>< These are all wet.
Planck SUPPOSED that the equation E=hf applies to photons. Einstein
SUPPOSED E=m/c^2 is a valid concept due to the fundamental tenets of
Special Relativity.
deBroglie accepted on FAITH that Einstein’s equation is
gospel, and SUPPOSED that a single particular photon has the
properties of both waves and particles, and also SUPPOSED that the
equation E=hf=mc^2 applies to photons (not electrons). So ASSUMED that
this was demonstrated by diffraction, constructive and destructive
interference, so MISTAKENLY BELIEVED that the waves of light and other
forms of waves indicated a smooth exchange “from waves to particles”,
or a smooth “energy to matter” exchange THAT MIGHT, (not IS) be called
the "energy/matter" duality.
Your #4 is pure Bullshit. >


No; it is only slightly wrong. Countess should have said:
4) Bohr discovered that the wavelength of an electron = the
circumference of circle, with an angular momentum of a multiple
integer of h/2pir.

> The kinetic energy equation of Newtonian
> Mechanics is: KE = 1/2mv^2.

Like this: #h/2pir = #2pirmc'/2pir = #mc'
= angular momentum of an electron;
wherein m is the weight of an electron, c' is its orbital speed, and #
= .5.

> When Dr. Dicke demonstrated by EMPIRICAL
> experimentation that mass is not
> relativistic, current post Einsteinian
> Relativity replaced Einstein’s inertial mass
> with the notion of invariant mass, and that
> the momentum and/or energy are relativistic.
> So these confused people SUPPOSED that all
> was still in accord with Special Relativity,
> and SUPPOSED all was still honky-dory.
>
> What a bunch of idiotic thinking. No one, I
> mean no one, seems to realize that both
> momentum AND energy are relativistic within
> the tenets of Einstein’s Special Relativity.

Yes, momentum = mv and e = mc^2 are as relativistic as the value of m.

> In fact, BOTH ARE DOUBLY RELATIVISTIC! The
> 1st due to mass being relativistic, and the
> 2nd due to time (i.e., the time component of
> velocity,  the denominator of ds/dt) being
> relativistic.

The expression dtau/dt is relativistic; but how is dt relativistic
all by itself?

> So do you get (understand) how Einstein was
> able to rationally inflate the ½ of the
> common 1/2mv^2 equation of Newtonian kinetic
> energy into unity, drop the ½, and use just
> kinetic energy=mv^2? But as the notion of
> relativistic qualities applies only at
> speeds near that of light, and as the
> doubly relativistic qualities double the
> effects of gamma, this equation can
> ‘reasonably’ be stated as E=mc^2.

That's not remotely close to how he arrived at that equation.

> However, if you take away one of the causes
> for momentum and energy to be relativistic
> (i.e., with invariant mass) you’re back at
> the Newtonian equation for kinetic energy
> (i.e., KE=1/2 mv^2), that must be modulated
> by gamma whenever the effects of
> the relativity of time is meaningful,
> because time is still relativistic. And
> there is a lot of empirical evidence that
> this is so.

Given that there is a dt in c^2 and gamma,
in what way is that dt relativistic in itself?

> In other words; when Dicke empirically
> proved that mass is that defined in Newton’s
> Principia, he also empirically demonstrated
> that Einstein’s most famous and enduring
> equation of E=m/c^2 is a fallacy!

There is a lot of empirical evidence that
this is NOT so.

> This regardless whatever shouting, jumping
> up and down, and hand waving mainline
> science may do!
> This also demonstrates that mainline
> scientists are not as smart as they think,
> and that modern post Einsteinian
> relativists do not even really
> understand Special Relativity!

On that we do agree.

> Now to address the posts of Y.Porat and
> Inertial
snip
> On Jan 15, 2:00 am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
>
> > snip
> > if you cant measure anything
> > there is no physics at all  ....(:-)
> > you must measure something common
>
> > Y.Porat
>
> On Jan 15, 2:41 am, "Inertial" wrote:
>
> snip
> > Measuring doesn't mean or require understanding the deeper questions of what mass actually is etc. It is simply a defined procedure and calculation. > >
>
> Empirically measuring (empirical
> measurements) usually implies comparing the
> unknown (i.e., sought after quality) against
> a known standard. (e.g., weight by the use
> of a balance scale; length, width and height
> measured with a vernier caliper; the passage
> of time with an accurate clock, etc.)
> Only the tangible (i.e., those that you can
> touch and feel), see, smell, hear, or taste,
> that is, the physical and the enigmatic
> phenomenon that we call time can be
> empirically measured. (To make it clearer,
> we touch the physical to empirically
> measure the physical. We look at a clock to
> empirically measure time.) Many connote the
> mathematical calculations used to ‘measure’
> the dynamic qualities such as momentum,
> energy, impulse, etc., as measurements.
> These dynamic qualities are not true
> physical qualities in the true sense of the
> word ‘tangible’.

Well said!

> This is where a whole lot of philosophical
> thinking becomes necessary. Now a lot of
> unthinking people bad mouth and reject the
> use of inductive/deductive reasoning, logic,
> rational thinking, etc., and any mention of
> philosophy within physics without
> realizing that they are really using the
> past inductive/deductive reasoning, logic,
> rational thinking, etc., of exceptionally
> smart people that preceded them.

They now call it "metaphysics" and dismiss it
as "beneath' them. Little do they kmow that
in the list of catagories of the ancient Greeks
who invented the words, Phliosophy was at the
top of the list, then came Metaphysics (above
and beyond physics) and THEN came "physics".

> All the current ideas of mass, inertia, and
> all the dynamic qualities such as momentum,
> kinetic energy are human mental cognizant
> ideas, conceived through the inductive/
> deductive logic, reasoning, and rational
> thinking of past geniuses. The ideas and
> conclusions of these past geniuses are the
> starting point for these specific notions
> of interest.

You left out the single most important thing
of them all: Sense evidence. THAT is what the
logic and reasoning of past and present geniuses
is based on and treats.

> That’s why physics has the idea of
> postulates and mathematics has the concept
> of axioms. These two are commonly the
> starting point, and are stated (proposed,
> supposed, assumed, etc.,) to be true
> without further justification.

As written in one of my books,
""

> So the validity of the inductive/deductive
> notions are based on the truths and the
> exactness the definitions of the words used
> when these geniuses formulated these ideas.
{Plus the validity of the sense-evidence they
began with.}
> That’s why the understanding of the words
> is so crucial to advancing knowledge.
> Galileo could not have conceived the notion
> of the effects of inertia without inductive/
> deductive logic and rejecting the
> Philosophy of Idealism.
> Isaac Newton could not have conceived all
> the new and novel Ideas of that particular
> time in history presented in Principia
> without first rejecting the Philosophy of
> Idealism and a whole lot of inductive/
> deductive logic.
> Furthermore, what the heck is the thought
> experiment that Einstein used to formulate
> his Theories of Relativity but Inductive/
> deductive reasoning.
> Nevertheless, there is a great danger in
> inductive/deductive reasoning, logic, etc.
> This is that if the conclusion is not true,
> everything you or anyone else develop based
> on this supposition that you deem true are
> not.

A greater danger is that if the premise
beneath the logical reasoning is false
then the conclusion is too, even though
nobody knows it. Example 1:
The kinetic atomic theory is based on
the secret answer "No" to the unasked
question, "Is matter compressible?"
Since that ancient answer is false, so
is the consequent theory that
all matter is made of ultimate particles
separated from each other by empty spaces.

> Furthermore this places a great
> responsibility on the exactness and
> preciseness of the definitions.

Yes!

> So the true understanding of the words is
> paramount. Current science is very lax in
> this area, as are the posters on this
> newsgroup. {!!}
> Anyway, to get back to the subject of the
> validity of my idea that forces are of a
> nonphysical quality:
> The nonphysical cannot be empirically
> measured. In fact, the nonphysical cannot
> be directly studied. As numbers alone (as
> such) cannot define the nonphysical,
> mathematics does not really help in this
> matter. So the only avenue remaining for
> anyone contemplating the nonphysical
> within physics is by inductive/deductive
> contemplation.

Define "nonphysical" versus "physical".

> The concept of force is fundamental to
> science, especially physics. So while the
> nonphysical cannot be directly studied, the
> EFFECTS OF THE NONPHYSICAL ON THE
> PHYSICAL CAN BE. Consequently not
> mistaking the effect with the cause is crucial.
> It is by this process of inductive/deductive
> logic that I came to the conclusion that all
> the forces within Nature are nonphysical.

Define "force".

> This is not a ‘pie in the sky’ conclusion,
> but is based on studying the findings of
> the past geniuses and the many Natural
> Phenomena demonstrated by Nature.

Explain how their findings support the
notion that a force is nonphysical.

> So the validity of my postulate is
> established by the fact that Newton’s
> conundrum of ‘an action at a distance’ of
> Newtonian gravitation that is fundamental to
> Newtonian Mechanics is resolved, because the
> nonphysical need not obey Newton’s
> mechanical (physical) laws. That is, the
> ‘action at a distance’ is a viable concept,
> thus true Newtonian Mechanics really works,
> but not the BS Classical Newtonian Mechanics
> of mainline sciens.

1. Explain how a nonphysical thing can
cause a mass to accelerate.
2. Explain how it can cause that
without touching the mass or anything else.

> The mystery whether light accelerates to
> the speed of light or just starts and stays
> at the speed of light is also put to rest.
> In fact, the idea that light (a force)
> is nonphysical explains why light can pass
> through the void of space without the ether,
> and why it is without mass. So you no
> longer have to deal with the idiotic ideas
> of the ether or a massless mass....

1. Explain how a beam of light is a nonphysical force.
2. Define "mass"!
(Long ago I defined density as
"mass per unit volume". Then, noting that
raw matter has no weight -- and thinking that
it therefore has no mass, I invented a new word,
'dinsity" to mean 'mass per unit volume whether
or not any of it has weight".
Rather recently I realized that since
I had defined "mass" as "a quantity of matter";
the word "dinsity" is superfluous. That led me
to an immensely important discovery:
The m in many of our equations does NOT denote
mass, it denotes the WEIGHT of a given mass.
Here are a few examples which show why it is important:
In the following three equations,
1. e = mc^2;
2. longitudinal mass = m/q^3;
3. transverse mass = m/q^2,
in which q = sqrt(1 - v^2/c^2);
the symbol m denotes the weight of a given mass.
Once physicists understand that they will
instantly know that it isn't matter that
converts into the e of equation 1; it is the
weight of a given quantity of matter. [That's
because matter becomes weightless when it is
released from its organized pattern in an atom.]
They will also realize that it isn't the quantity
of matter in a body that depends on who's looking
(i.e. the relative speed of looker versus looked at)
it is its WEIGHT -- in kilograms.

As to F = ma, since a is a constant for
all values of m, in a given g-field, it
is simple algebra to realize that the
force of gravity is a function of the mass
of an embedded body (or something like that).

>< Furthermore, incorporating this idea into
tenets of science does not at all contradict
or conflict with any Natural Phenomenon
demonstrated by Nature and/or God, so is
still in accord with Newton’s Philosophy
of Nature.
Therefore I do not just state that forces
are nonphysical, I POSTULATE that forces
are of a nonphysical quality. So this
statement (i.e., postulate) needs no
further justification. >

And i POSTULATE that your statement is false. ;-)

glird
From: glird on
On Jan 19, 8:10 pm, cjcountess wrote:
>
><I think that you are jealous that I, a self taught individual, came on the seen and turned the physics world upside down, making all your hard work, time, and money, you put into your research, worth less. I do not mean completely worthless, but nevertheless it is worth less than you thought it would be. Don't take this personally, but if you open your mind maybe you can ride the cutting edge of this wave with me. There is really no way around it, it is a tsunami, and will wash you and your work up, unless you get in step with the reality of this wave of discoveries and evidence.
There is just too much evidence for it to be wrong. It may not be as
perfectly stated as possible, but it is correct. ...
You cannot admit when you are wrong either. And I am sure I can find
plenty more examples. The evidence is overwhelming and you cannot
escape its truth. ...
I am a very insightful person, and it may be like boxing with a blind
person the way I can show you up because you have so little insight. I
would rather shine a light to show you the way, but your foolish pride
may just make it necessary to be a little tough with you. You think
you are so smart, but you are not. ...
I can turn the world of physics upside down, in more ways than one.
[snip] And then by making some of the most perplexing ideas in physics
so plain and clear, that a child can understand it, but people like
you cannot, thereby exalting the child over you.
You and your ideas are obsolete.
Conrad J Countess >

Thank you, Conrad, for expressing exactly
how **I** feel about those same things. It
shows me that a bit of humility is better than
the extreme hubris (??) we both have repeatedly
demonstrated.
Even so, I CAN turn the world of physics
upside down in more ways than one. And then,
by making some of the most perplexing ideas
in physics so plain and clear that a child
can understand them but physicists do not,
thereby exalting the child over them.

As John Wheeler aptly said,
"Someday we'll understand the whole thing
as one single marvelous vision that will
seem so overwhelmingly simple and beautiful
that we will say to each other – 'Oh, how
could we have been so stupid for so long?'"
Amen.

glird
From: glird on
On Jan 20, 12:25 am, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...(a)cox.net> wrote:
> cjcountess wrote:
> > On Jan 19, 9:49 pm, "Inertial" <relativ...(a)rest.com> wrote:
> >> "cjcountess" <cjcount...(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> >>news:f271ba93-3645-4c49-a424-c3f608008b6f(a)s19g2000vbm.googlegroups.com....
>
> >>> A new wave of physics is upon us
> >>> ride the wave, or be washed up by it
>
> >>> Conrad J Countess
> >>> Your Captain
>
> >> You've gone down with your ship .. its already sunk due to the huge
> >> gaping holes in it.
>
> > Look at the things "Al" and "inertia" picked out to nit-pic, as they
> > try to unravel my well nitted fabric.
> > I tell them that
>
> > (E=mc^2), tells us, "that alot of energy is trapped inside of matter,
> > and that they are equal through mathematical conversion factor c^2"
> > .
> > It is said that, "c or the speed of light", is highest possile speed
> > in the universe.
>
> > Any child might even ask, "If the speed of light is the highest
> > possile speed, than how can it be squared to make matter?
>
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