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Proof against black-holes

Corvus

Feathered eyeball connoisseur
My conclusions are that gw150914 MUST be an electromagnetic pull due to gravity being an instantaneous force;
whereas what was detected was clearly a fluctuation in a force that traveled at the velocity of light.

The proof that gravity is instant is demonstrated in the main article as well as on this thread here:
Proof of instant gravity.

You can also google
instant gravity proof
to find the brief summary of that article
which is current rated 1st out of half a million articles on most search engines.

*yawn*

Instant gravity proof?

I call that dropping an object.
 

Polymath257

Think & Care
Staff member
Premium Member
So you think that computer algorithms that simulate theories on physical laws are 'nonsense'?

Only when they do it wrong. Yours is an example of that. It is a perfect example of the GIGO principle. Garbage in, garbage out. Now learn to really program the correct equations.

Yes, gravitational waves travel at the speed of light. That doesn't produce the spiral effect you seem to think it would. One reason is that gravitational waves are not emitted from spherically symmetric sources. So your whole argument shows you don't understand even the basics of the subject. We can solve the equations for general relativity and they *do* give stable orbits.
 

Jonathan Ainsley Bain

Logical Positivist
Only when they do it wrong. Yours is an example of that. It is a perfect example of the GIGO principle. Garbage in, garbage out. Now learn to really program the correct equations.

Yes, gravitational waves travel at the speed of light. That doesn't produce the spiral effect you seem to think it would. One reason is that gravitational waves are not emitted from spherically symmetric sources. So your whole argument shows you don't understand even the basics of the subject. We can solve the equations for general relativity and they *do* give stable orbits.

Can you please supply links to algorithms that you yourself have written that demonstrate this claim?

Have you ever even clicked 'compile' once?
Or even attempted to write a piece of computer software?
Are you even a real person with a real name, perhaps?

You make claims without even vaguely backing them up with geometrical graphics
like this for example:

gravity-instant-proof.jpg



source:
Instant Gravity Proof
(with more precision and details)

or use the software and see it evolve in real-time:
Download LIGO simulation software: OGS11

or just use any search engine with keywords 'instant gravity proof'.

Sadly, your entire argument is no more than pop-culture.
;-j
 

Polymath257

Think & Care
Staff member
Premium Member
Can you please supply links to algorithms that you yourself have written that demonstrate this claim?

No need. The required math is easy enough to solve that computer modeling isn't required.

Have you ever even clicked 'compile' once?
Or even attempted to write a piece of computer software?
Are you even a real person with a real name, perhaps?

LMAO! I don't usually 'click' to compile. I use the command line! That's where *real* programmers live.

Have you ever compiled an OS that you then used on a real device?

How about a bit of assembler? If so, which processor?

The problem is, of course, that if you don't understand what you are modeling, your algorithm will just produce BS. It's known as GIGO. From what I have seen, your algorithms are subject to it.
 

Jonathan Ainsley Bain

Logical Positivist
Show your code

No I will not allow you to copy-paste my work.
Do the hard labor yourself you lazy sod.

As it is I explain how it works here:
Simulator physics of orbit-gravity-sim-11.exe (OGS11)
and there is more detail in the full article as well.

The logic is fairly simple to explain,
and no amount of appealing to ego will get me
to allow a copy-paster like you to cheat.

Here is the simplest explanation:

If a binary pair operate with gravity itself travelling at the velocity of light,
they will pull to a point BEHIND the midpoint.


If you cannot appreciate that, nor follow on logically from there,
then you are not capable of appreciating logic.

I am willing to talk you through it,
But before we go further you will first need to demonstrate that
you can put a binary pair into a normal Newtonian orbit in real-time,
and upload you program as a demo.

The language used is unimportant, it is the logic that matters.
 

Polymath257

Think & Care
Staff member
Premium Member
No I will not allow you to copy-paste my work.
Do the hard labor yourself you lazy sod.

As it is I explain how it works here:
Simulator physics of orbit-gravity-sim-11.exe (OGS11)
and there is more detail in the full article as well.

The logic is fairly simple to explain,
and no amount of appealing to ego will get me
to allow a copy-paster like you to cheat.

I have no desire to copy and paste your faulty material.

Here is the simplest explanation:

If a binary pair operate with gravity itself travelling at the velocity of light,
they will pull to a point BEHIND the midpoint.

And this is where you are simply wrong. Unless you actually deal with the equations describing gravity in general relativity, you will continue to make basic mistakes like this.

Yes, I understand what you are attempting to say. But you are *wrong* because of the specifics of how gravity works in GR.

If you cannot appreciate that, nor follow on logically from there,
then you are not capable of appreciating logic.

Yes, I understand your claim. It just has nothing to do with how gravity is actually treated in GR.

I am willing to talk you through it,
But before we go further you will first need to demonstrate that
you can put a binary pair into a normal Newtonian orbit in real-time,
and upload you program as a demo.

This is a rather trivial exercise I assign to DiffEq students to practice with different approximation techniques.

The language used is unimportant, it is the logic that matters.

If you use Newton's law of gravity with a time delay for the speed of light, your logic would be correct. But that isn't how GR deals with gravity.
 

Jonathan Ainsley Bain

Logical Positivist
If you use Newton's law of gravity with a time delay for the speed of light, your logic would be correct. But that isn't how GR deals with gravity.

The only way around the logic in my article would be if relativity somehow allowed each of the binary pair
to look into the future, and attain the information as to where the opposing body will be PRECISELY
in keeping with the Newtonian orbit.

Your interpretation of relativity would then DENY that gravity moves at the velocity of light.
You would then reject this claim form Hawking as to how gravity moves at the velocity of light.

gw-hawking-quote1.jpg

You would also then DENY the LIGO claim that gravity is moving at the velocity of light.
That is why they made such a big deal out of the gw150914 signal being DELAYED by
an amount which mean that the signal WAS moving at the velocity of light.

If you look at the hypothetical example I use with a binary pair of 1 solar mass, 150 million km apart
you would need to find something in relativity that compensates for a difference in direction of over 14000 km
for that hypothetical binary pair. And that compensation would *coincidentally* make it seem that the
Newtonian paradigm was luckily correct. So it would be "as if" gravity was instant, but not actually
because that would mean that thousands of theorists were incapable of geometrical logic.

Or do you just take it *on faith* that relativity is correct?
 

Polymath257

Think & Care
Staff member
Premium Member
The only way around the logic in my article would be if relativity somehow allowed each of the binary pair
to look into the future, and attain the information as to where the opposing body will be PRECISELY
in keeping with the Newtonian orbit.

Your interpretation of relativity would then DENY that gravity moves at the velocity of light.
You would then reject this claim form Hawking as to how gravity moves at the velocity of light.

gw-hawking-quote1.jpg

You would also then DENY the LIGO claim that gravity is moving at the velocity of light.
That is why they made such a big deal out of the gw150914 signal being DELAYED by
an amount which mean that the signal WAS moving at the velocity of light.

If you look at the hypothetical example I use with a binary pair of 1 solar mass, 150 million km apart
you would need to find something in relativity that compensates for a difference in direction of over 14000 km
for that hypothetical binary pair. And that compensation would *coincidentally* make it seem that the
Newtonian paradigm was luckily correct. So it would be "as if" gravity was instant, but not actually
because that would mean that thousands of theorists were incapable of geometrical logic.

Or do you just take it *on faith* that relativity is correct?

The main mistake you make is thinking that the gravity exchange between the binary partners is primarily via gravitational waves. It is not. Gravitational waves do NOT form from spherically symmetric situations, so they are NOT the mechanism of gravitation between the stars in a binary!

Here is a paper on the technical details of numerical solutions of GR equations for binary black holes. It does NOT support your position, but *is* consistent with both the GR equations and the observations from LIGO and other places.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1010.5260.pdf

There is a *gradual* decay of the orbits because of the loss of gravitational waves, but it isn't anything like what you predict.
 

Jonathan Ainsley Bain

Logical Positivist
The main mistake you make is thinking that the gravity exchange between the binary partners is primarily via gravitational waves. It is not. Gravitational waves do NOT form from spherically symmetric situations, so they are NOT the mechanism of gravitation between the stars in a binary!

Here is a paper on the technical details of numerical solutions of GR equations for binary black holes. It does NOT support your position, but *is* consistent with both the GR equations and the observations from LIGO and other places.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1010.5260.pdf

There is a *gradual* decay of the orbits because of the loss of gravitational waves, but it isn't anything like what you predict.

I will read the article during the week coming.
But you refuse to answer the questions, which is charming.

Hawking and LIGO both clearly state that relativity claims that gravity moves at the velocity of light.
And logically, if gravity moves at the velocity of light, then you have already admitted,
a binary pair will spiral outwards.

I have studied the original LIGO articles VERY closely.
More closely than those who wrote them.
I realize that LIGO are claiming an inward spiral of the black-hole binary
at a rate of 3000km per second.

But as the opening post states,
if nothing moving at the velocity of light can be emitted from the black-hole,
and gravity is said to be moving at that same velocity,
then gravity itself would not be emitted, so black-holes would give off ZERO gravity,
and could not be in ANY form of orbit.

The only way around this would be if we abandoned the principles of logic,
and cosmology attained the status of a dogmatic religion
to be taken ON FAITH, rather than
reason.

You see, nothing can come out of a black-hole, by definition,
yet nobody noticed that this would logically include gravity too.
It is said to be travelling in the same manner as light.

My dear fellow,
your black-hole
is entirely
constipated.
 

Polymath257

Think & Care
Staff member
Premium Member
I will read the article during the week coming.
But you refuse to answer the questions, which is charming.

Hawking and LIGO both clearly state that relativity claims that gravity moves at the velocity of light.
And logically, if gravity moves at the velocity of light, then you have already admitted,
a binary pair will spiral outwards.
No, that is false and I have not 'admitted' it.

I have studied the original LIGO articles VERY closely.
More closely than those who wrote them.
I realize that LIGO are claiming an inward spiral of the black-hole binary
at a rate of 3000km per second.

But as the opening post states,
if nothing moving at the velocity of light can be emitted from the black-hole,
and gravity is said to be moving at that same velocity,
then gravity itself would not be emitted, so black-holes would give off ZERO gravity,
and could not be in ANY form of orbit.

Again, wrong. Go see what GR actually says instead of spouting unsupported opinions.

The only way around this would be if we abandoned the principles of logic,
and cosmology attained the status of a dogmatic religion
to be taken ON FAITH, rather than
reason.

You see, nothing can come out of a black-hole, by definition,
yet nobody noticed that this would logically include gravity too.
It is said to be travelling in the same manner as light.

Technically, gravity isn't coming out of the black hole. Gravity is the curvature of spacetime produced by the mass of the black hole.

My dear fellow,
your black-hole
is entirely
constipated.
And you don't seem to understand what you are talking about.
 

Jonathan Ainsley Bain

Logical Positivist
No, that is false and I have not 'admitted' it.



Again, wrong. Go see what GR actually says instead of spouting unsupported opinions.



Technically, gravity isn't coming out of the black hole. Gravity is the curvature of spacetime produced by the mass of the black hole.


And you don't seem to understand what you are talking about.

All the sources on GR certainly claim that gravity is moving at the velocity of light.
This includes Hawking, AND that article which you quoted earlier and clearly have not read properly.

Hawking:
gw-hawking-quote1.jpg


note: TRAVEL AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT (3rd line)

Now if we apply this to a normal binary at the parameters I suggest
(each 1 solar mass, 150 million km apart)
then their is a discrepancy of roughly 15000km in the direction that gravity pulls,
if the gravity is delayed because it travels at the velocity of light.
So 500 seconds X 30km/s = 15000km, that is the difference
in the direction of gravity depending on which theory is applied.

You certainly also claimed that you understood my argument, that
IF gravity moves at THAT velocity, then a binary pair will spiral outwards.
Are you now claiming that you did not understand this argument?

Just because nobody has applied the logic of their theories geometrically like this,
is no excuse for anyone to simply ignore the logic when it is presented.
That would be dogma.

I think it is you that just ignores the claim from GR that gravity is moving at C,
because then you would have to apply the logic which would disprove your famous theory.
 
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