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Article #1324orbital drag paradox and anomalous-kinematic-viscosity.
From: brian a m stuckless
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 20:51
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 20:51
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$$ Hexenmeister wrote: > "Jerry" <Cephalobus_alienus@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:1146315207.177362.140270@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > | Hexenmeister wrote: > | > "Jerry" <Cephalobus_alienus@comcast.net> wrote in message > | > news:1146282555.988614.288300@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com... > | > | > | You wrote, "Mercury's precession of longitude of > | > | perihelion is quite small but entirely Newtonian." > | > > | > That doesn't mean I put a figure of 38 arc seconds a > | > century on it, I'm not that old. > | > | You don't even seem to get the distinction between "orbital > | precession" and "anomalous orbital precession". > > Why don't you quit your moaning and start calculating? > I doubt you've ever seen Mercury, and if you had wouldn't > recognise it as such. Where and when would you look for it? > > | There are three components to what we MEASURE as Mercury's > | orbital precession of 5600"/century: > > Round figures: > century: 100 years or 36525 days. > Period of Mercury: 88 days. > 36525/88 = 415 orbits > 1 orbit = 360 degrees = 1,296,000 arc seconds. > 415 orbits = 537,840,000 arc seconds. > An ANOMOLY of 38 arc seconds is 100 * 38/537,840,000 > = 0.000007%, and you have the arrogance and stupidity > to claim that to be inexplicable, or as you put it, > "unexplainable". > Einstein had no electronic calculator, and I wouldn't > trust a MEASUREMENT to anything like that accuracy anyway. > You are a complete and total idiot, even Danby's old BASIC > is 16 bit precision, 32 bit when doubled and makes that much > error in one sin(x) calculation. You think you can do it > sweating over 7-figure logarithm tables or a slide rule? > Sheesh, I said use a spreadsheet with 64 bit precision. > Do it or fuck off. > > | 1) Our coordinate system is rotating. Precession of the > | equinoxes results in a shift in the zero point against which > | we measure the axis of the orbit of Mercury. Hence, > | 5025"/century is an artifact of our measurement system. > | 2) Relative to the "fixed stars", Le Verrier, Newcomb, and > | many other researchers, as well as students taking celestial > | mechanics courses, etc. have ascertained that Newtonian > | mechanics predicts that Mercury's orbit should precess by > | 532"/century, which when added to 5025"/century, yields > | 5557"/century. > | 3) All sorts of hypotheses were advanced to explain the > | discrepancy between the Newtonian prediction and observed > | fact. Le Verrier hypothesized the existence of a small > | planet, or planets, orbiting close to the Sun. Newcomb > | considered, then discarded, the notion of a ring of matter > | around the Sun. Another hypothesis that was seriously > | considered, was the possibility that gravity did not follow > | a precise inverse-square law. > | 4) Androcles/Hexenmeister proposes the simplest explanation > | to be that nobody in the last 160 years has done the NM > | calculation correctly. Done correctly, Androcles/Hexenmeister > | suggests that NM should yield a figure of 5600"/century. > | Androcles/Hexenmeister asserts this with no references nor > | any calculations, but with only his distinguished reputation > | to back up his statements. > > You are a fucking idiot, babbling about things you have no > understanding of. You seem to think astronomers have had > perfect telescopes for the last 200 years and spend all their > time studying the position of Mercury, pouring over log and > sine table tables with teams of human "computers" like Bob > Cratchit in Dickens' "A Christmas Carol", turning out reams > of paper. > "Oh look, we have an anomoly of 0.000007%, let's start over > and check our work again." > I don't know what planet you're from but on my planet we allow > for small errors in measurement and calculation as a fact of > life. > > "38 arc seconds a century is unexplainable" -- Jeery > What IS inexplicable is how stupid you are. > Androcles. Re: How Can Light NOT be Ballistic? $$ The ORBiTAL DRAG PARADOX & anomalous-kinematic-viscosity. $$ Every time a solar flare or some other type of Solar AMBiENT $$ *anomalous-kinematic-viscosity* increases the DENSiTY of the $$ Solar *electromagnetic-density-GRADiENT, planet MERCURY will $$ experience an iNCREASE in ORBiTAL DRAG and ORBiTAL VELOCiTY. $$ [This phenomenom is known CLASSiCALLY has the DRAG PARADOX]. $$ [Of course,*BOTH* Newton & GR believed AMBiENT-space EMPTY]. $$ [This EFFECT of ORBiTAL DRAG moves MERCURY to HiGHER orbit]. $$ [SOLAR FLAREs also have the property of predictable period]. $$ [PREDiCTABLE solar CYCLEs provide the predicable "anomaly"]. $$ $$ [The 11 year PERiODiC Solar iNCREASE in ACTiViTY causes it]. Re: The orbital drag paradox and anomalous-kinematic-viscosity. Re: Go-go NETSCAPE news < alt.sci.nanotech >. ..End of POST.
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