On Jun 2, 9:34*am, John Smith wrote:
On 6/2/2011 9:25 AM, D. Peter Maus wrote:



Space does not bend.

Einstein disagreed.

Really?

So then he didn't acknowledge that the "gravitational ether" existed?

He didn't acknowledge that space is bent like a mattress by a bowling
ball, and subject to the forces of gravity?

You are claiming lines of space (ether) penetrate through the earth as
perfectly straight lines?

Let's see the sources which cause you to reach that/those conclusion(s?)

Regards,
JS

Obviously lensing proves the flexibility of space and perhaps even
that of time which at least photons seem to respect, thereby
establishing that it's by no means empty unless 1000 atomic particles
plus whatever flow of gravity and magnetic fields per cubic meter is
supposed to represent emptiness.

If space were truly empty, photons could ether travel FTL and thereby
become invisible to our best instruments, or perhaps not manage to go
anywhere.

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