I know and it is not neccesary to repeat this common knowledge of method.
There you go again judging a EM theory o ut of order instead of pondering over what I wrote about the other fundamental forces but gravity in the
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https://www.religiousforums.com/threads/newton-the-last-of-the-magicians.217791/page-23#post-6018034
It isn't out of order to require predictions that match observation.
I give you that much:
The concept of gravity seemingly does work in the Solar System realms, but not because it is a force (as Einstein stated too) but because the Newtonian calculations are embedded and superimposed in Keplers geometric calculations of the celestial motions.
Um, no. That isn't what happens in Newton's theory. Newton's theory has essentially two equations: F=ma, and F=GMm/r^2.
With those two equations, Newton can *derive* Kepler's laws mathematically. But it goes much farther than that: Newton's laws can derive the *deviations* from Kepler's laws by taking into account the other planets and their masses and resulting gravity.
Where does EU even get to the Kepler approximation?
Hand on your hearth here:
It´s quite another thing when it comes to the Extra Solar system realms.
In these areas the current scientific theory does seemingly work because gravity scientists inserts an unseen, undirectly observed and unexplained "dark matter" and don´t include the other 3 fundamental forces in their considerations and explanations.
Exceptt hat it *does* work when that is added in and in incredible detail. That is what the video *you* gave shows.
And I don't know why you think that the other forces are ignored. They are used *when appropriate*, for example in the plasmas in HII regions, or close to pulsars, or even in the accretion disks of black holes. E&M is used in those cases and works very well in the appropriate contexts. But it fails to give a description of the overall motion of the galaxy, for example.
I know! "This is the scientific method", but it doesn´t get us anywhere closer to a common understanding, because several of the other fundamental forces and their explainable possibilities, are left our of the theory.
Well, the strong and weak forces are *nuclear* forces and don't have much effect outside of individual atoms. The E&M force *is* used where appropriate. And gravity is used where *it* is appropriate. You want to ignore one of the forces while failing to explain the phenomena currently explained by that force.
I'm sorry if you disagree with how science is actually done. But yes, it requires specific predictions that agree with observation. And that is *all* that is required. Until and unless EU can do this, it simply isn't a contender in anything scientific.
The big question here is whether this uncertain concept of "dark matter" leads to much else but further ad hoc confirming of the idea of "dark matter".
I´m sure that the seemingly needed concept of dark matter can be solved if looking at the fundamental forces differently as I expressed in the
#456
What you gave in #456 is at best an outline, not an actual treatment of the sort required. You want to claim that dark matter isn't required when you ignore gravity, *give details*.
Take the 3 fundamental forces but gravity, and make them 1. Or in other words of marketing announcement: Take 3 and get 1 for free - and get rid of the 4.th, and it´s connected ideas.
Provide details. You have a few vague ideas here about what should be done. OK, do it. Until you (or someone) manages to do so, the EU viewpoint will remain a crank idea.