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From: kurt stocklmeir on 8 Aug 2010 17:47
all forces are tachyons - all forces get more strong as they travel - if
there is anti gravity it is tachyons

because gravity gets more strong as it travels - there is not any dark
matter - if there is anti gravity it gets more strong as it travels - there
is not any dark energy

if there was dark matter and if dark matter was not normal particles - it is
probably true there would be stars made up of dark matter - they could have
the same amount of mass as stars have - they would not create light - they
would act a lot like a black hole - they would create gravity - light would
come from them - they would be different from a black hole because light
could go through them - because there is suppose to be a lot of dark matter
there could be a lot of these stars - people could think some of them are
black holes - because of gravity they would attract normal matter -
electrons - protons - dirt - hydrogen - people might be able to see the
normal matter - the normal matter might create heat and reflect light -
gravity from these stars would influence normal stars - gravity from these
stars could change paths of light going around the stars

people have not seen any of these stars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BV_RaVVGrt8

Kurt Stocklmeir


From: Goldy on 8 Aug 2010 18:13
What do you by all forces travel as they get stronger? How can a force
travel? This is semantically incorrect, maybe not physically incorrect
but semantically incorrect.
From: Goldy on 8 Aug 2010 18:15
What do you mean by all forces travel as they get stronger? How can a
force travel?

Also tachyons are supposed to have negative mass but negative mass is
not really defined. This is semantically incorrect, maybe not
physically incorrect but linguistically incorrect.

From: Darwin123 on 8 Aug 2010 20:25
On Aug 8, 6:15 pm, Goldy <ur...(a)bezeqint.net> wrote:
> What do you mean by all forces travel as they get stronger? How can a
> force travel?
>
> Also tachyons are supposed to have negative mass but negative mass is
> not really defined.
Tachyons do not have "negative mass. A tachyon is supposed to have
an imaginary rest mass. In any sublight speed inertial system, a
tachyon has a positive inertial mass.
This is semantically incorrect, maybe not
> physically incorrect but linguistically incorrect.

From: Goldy on 8 Aug 2010 20:44
The reasons there are so many opinions here regarding the nature of
gravity to me demonstrates that only our mind is real and this is
evidence for God right there!
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