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Blaze Labs
[SOLVED] Why is push gravity concept considered not viable by mainstream science?
Hello guys,
I would like to know the main reasons why the push gravity concept is
not considered as a viable concept by mainstream science. I know it
gave rise to numerous published works, amongst which we have those of
Lorentz, H.Poincare, F.Brush, Secchi, Leray, V.Thomson, Schramm, Tait,
Isenkrahe, Preston, Jarolimek, Waachy, Rynsanek, Darwin, Majorana... so
it cannot be all wrong.
Please note, I am NOT asking about Le Sage ultramundane particles
theory (which also falls under the push gravity category), which I can
easiely discredit myself. I'm mostly interested in the concept of
electromagnetic radiation pressure of high frequency radiation acting
as the gravitational mechanism, and its shadowing creating the inverse
square law, low pressure areas.
Thanks,
S.Borg.
Hello guys,
I would like to know the main reasons why the push gravity concept is
not considered as a viable concept by mainstream science. I know it
gave rise to numerous published works, amongst which we have those of
Lorentz, H.Poincare, F.Brush, Secchi, Leray, V.Thomson, Schramm, Tait,
Isenkrahe, Preston, Jarolimek, Waachy, Rynsanek, Darwin, Majorana... so
it cannot be all wrong.
Please note, I am NOT asking about Le Sage ultramundane particles
theory (which also falls under the push gravity category), which I can
easiely discredit myself. I'm mostly interested in the concept of
electromagnetic radiation pressure of high frequency radiation acting
as the gravitational mechanism, and its shadowing creating the inverse
square law, low pressure areas.
Thanks,
S.Borg.