What causes the push and pull of INERTIA - GRAVITY

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Bob Winchester April 6,1996

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1- Is it possible for a force to pull an object at a distance without something REAL between them?

• Imagine the Moon which seems to be swinging at the end of a string that never gets shorter as it goes around and around, month after month.

2- Does curved space refer to a continuous, smooth, universal medium that is everywhere throughout the universe?

• Does the universal medium get thinner near heavy objects causing other objects to be squeezed in their direction?
• Or is the distant object somehow attached to the universal medium and simply travels a curved path somewhat like a train on a track? What would happen to the universal medium in this case if the two objects collided to become one?
• Or does it get thicker and thicker causing more and more attraction through imaginary strings that just show up when needed?

3- How does matter withstand external forces, seemingly forever, without collapsing? Imagine the rock that the Empire State Building is sitting on day after day after day...

4- Could it be that, at the heart of an atom, an ENERGY TO MATTER CONVERTER continuously sustains the object in the matter state and requires a continuous flow of the universal medium?

• In this case, could the flow of the universal medium pass through other objects imparting a force in the direction of movement?
• You may think it would be hard to sense this universal medium, but would it not explain both INERTIA AND GRAVITY?
• What should we call this UNIVERSAL MEDIUM?

HEAVY FEEDBACK

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > From: Basil Pessin > To: rwinches@tm.net > Subject: Gravity > Date: Sunday, December 08, 1996 6:53 AM > > My friends and I were discussing a hypothetical question. If a hole > could be dug from one side of the earth to the other, and a person > jumped into it, would he, considering all known forces, come out the > other side. You can tell from the question that we don't know to much > and we feel the question has been probably asked before, however, we > would greatly appreciate an answer. Thanks very much. > An internet friend, > Basil Pessin > Canada <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Basil If the person simply stepped into the hole, he would not come out the other side. The friction due to air molecules in the hole would slow him on his journey. Now, if we move this experiment to a planet with no atmosphere, will he come out the other side? Can you list all the known forces that must be taken into account? Bob Winchester Thanks for asking this question. I will add it to my home page.

    For your gravity comments, I recently got a letter from a Charles Reach that stated that gravity was a "shielding effect" of matter in a medium of random vector fields that could inter-relate down to Planke's constant, the self same field that causes inertia (his theory).    

An experiment was reported that had 4000 foot piano wires holding two massive lead weights side by side, and they measured 8 inches APART at the bottom of a mine shaft, instead of the expected closer together! That experiment was hushed up. May be true, may be not, but interesting eh? ===========================================

"David Eugene Cowlishaw" <davidc@open.org>

What happens when a photon strikes a surface? Does the wave energy just get absorbed by the atom it strikes? Does reflection involve absorption and release of a new photon or does the photon just bounce off....consider refraction when answering.

When some materials are struck with light electron flow results. Could the photons be converting to electrons? If so, does this constitute energy to matter conversion with the result of converting from a weightless media to one with weight? If so, could this be used as a gate for turning GRAVITY on and off?

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