On Jun 2, 7:08*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
On Jun 2, 8:40*am, John Smith wrote:









On 6/2/2011 7:49 AM, Olrik wrote:

On 2011-06-02 01:50, John Smith wrote:
On 6/1/2011 9:03 PM, Olrik wrote:

...
He's a bit less dense than Warhol, but how do these elementary school
failures manage to get access to the internet?
net ...

ROFLOL ... what an idiot!

:-D

Regards,
JS

I can show you how to "see" the ether!

Place a strong magnet under a sheet of paper, now sprinkle iron filings
on top of the sheet of paper. *The iron filings will form them selfs
into a pattern showing the lines of magnetic force in the ether ...

These lines of force, OBVIOUSLY, do not have magic "photons" flowing
along them, and, if they are "waves", they are static ones!

The bend of the iron filings DO show the magnetic field AND the warped
ether though which they are conducted ...

Regards,
JS

I'm not sure that actual lines of magnetic force exist, other than
depicted by those paramagnetic iron filings which tend to create their
own patterns or lines. *Moving a magnet (big or little, powerful or
weak) past any sufficiently neutral or nonmagnetic conductor does not
suggest or otherwise indicate a given test magnet or artificial
magnetic field as offering lines of force.

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here you are right, BG, it doesn't line up with the magnetic force...
since ether atoms have a mass... Ether must be seen as layers of
oxygen and other gasses... the heavyset atoms are below and the
lightest above... (hydrogen is lightest)... why a balloon can fly very
high until it reach vacuum and there it will remain as positive loaded
atom which shall form a kind of Faraday cage around earth...