On Jun 2, 3:50*pm, John Smith wrote:
On 6/2/2011 3:46 PM, John Smith wrote:









On 6/2/2011 12:42 PM, Brad Guth wrote:

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That could be where all those billions of tonnes worth of helium are
hidden, as under a shell/layer of hydrogen, or as otherwise getting
solar heated and wind blown away from the gravity pool we call Earth.

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The "gravity pool we call earth" is actually the substance of matter of
the earth displacing a bit of ether, the ether which has been displaced
creates a pressure to attempt to fill the void created, this IS gravity..
Much like immersing a balloon in a tub of water, pressure exists on all
points of the surface of the balloon ... so it is with the ether.

And, to see that, we have to agree, if you take an atoms from the case
of my computer, blow those atoms up to the size of oranges, the next
atom of the material will be a full football field away, or around there!

Our matter is mostly "nothing", however, ether fills this space, this
"nothing." But, the actually substance of the particles composing the
atoms DO displace their equal volume of ether.

Now, you won't find that in a textbook, will you? Think about it ...
this is how the mechanics of the quantum nature of things can work, so
invisibly. Or, another way to picture it, is all of the matter we can
look at, feel, sense, etc. is simply "dissolved" in the ether ...

Regards,
JS

Dissolved wasn't quite right in the above ...

More like stick a sponge in a tub of water, the water fills every
possible void in the sponge, like ether does with matter ...

Regards,
JS

Right about that, and if this ether existence or whatever flow should
be FTL, as such we're never going to detect it, unless freezing it to
death at 0 K does the trick.

We can't see or otherwise detect the actual flow or existence of a
gravity wave or that illusive graviton, perhaps because it's running
at 2c or faster.

If an original monochromatic photon is not directed at the detector,
can that original photon still be detected? (such as from a
perpendicular, off to the side location)

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On 6/2/2011 4:09 PM, Brad Guth wrote:

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Right about that, and if this ether existence or whatever flow should
be FTL, as such we're never going to detect it, unless freezing it to
death at 0 K does the trick.

We can't see or otherwise detect the actual flow or existence of a
gravity wave or that illusive graviton, perhaps because it's running
at 2c or faster.

If an original monochromatic photon is not directed at the detector,
can that original photon still be detected? (such as from a
perpendicular, off to the side location)

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Yeah, that is a whole nother' can of worms ... truly-mass-less-ether ...
and, enters Michio Kakus' string theory.

And, if these guys have a hard problem with ether, just think about the
jump into that cesspool!

Basically, then, you must say, "There is no such thing as "matter",
there is only vibrations and frequencies ... I guess "vibrating ether"
.... ;-)

ROFLOL

Regards,
JS