Recent content by colin lowing

? This particular paper appears to be in relation to a gravitational variance on the Earth, which was not my question, I will read it through.

I think they will eventually understand why spacetime bends in the presence of mass, I actually think there's serious problems in our understanding of time and gravity itself, I think it probably relates to the way we understand spacetime personally but I think one day we'll be able to answer it.

I think my question has been answered, as far as I can tell, there has not been any accurate survey on the G constant over time on the scale of the observable universe, there is no information I can find from links etc. So whether the constant increases or decreases over time is as much a...

I never thought of atmospheric loss, thanks.

The effect would be tiny on Earth's gravity but it is increasing in mass over time, just from the normal material it picks up, I think it would be virtually impossible to measure an increase or decrease in the constant here on Earth, as it's impossible to accurately measure how much mass the...

It also relates to a recent paper (2012) now published regarding Jamie Farnes's hypothesis regarding dark matter, my question is related to his hypothesis. tx for the help appreciated ;)

Unfortunately measurements on Earth won't be accurate, due to the accumulation of mass from dust, meteors etc. the value should increase albeit by a tiny amount, I was wondering if there had been any universal measurements of the constant, repeated every x number of years to find out if G is...

I'm guessing there has been no measurement over time to detect a variance however small, I'm hoping it increases over time by a miniscule amount but all the searches I've done so far seem to be nothing more than postulation, rather than firm experimental evidence, just wondered if anyone had...

I'm actually looking for a variance in G in the observable universe, not on earth, as Earth's gravity gradually increases due to the accumulation of debris from space.

Other than the basic material re the constant etc. Mostly I do lectures and TED talks etc from you tube, most of my information these days comes from video. Having said that, I don't watch regular T.V., my evenings are spent with various lectures and science interviews digests and fairly hefty...

Hi folks, a question regarding the value of G, has there been an experimental data collected on the value of G over time, what I'm interested in, is if the value of G in the observable universe, is decreasing or increasing (by a small amount) over time, thanks.

I do have a question, fairly simple one at that, has gravity in the observable universe been measured by experiment, I'm trying to find any data regarding gravity decreasing or increasing (by a very small amount) over time, any ideas ?

The Farnes paper was very interesting in particular, as the paper I'm attempting to put together actually offers a similar explanation but with a simpler cause, I also have some predictions that may be possible to test, all exciting :)

Thanks for the guidance, recently, I've noticed a few papers doing the news rounds, that seem to dovetail with what I've been scribbling, the WiggleZ paper on the fractal universe hypothesis and the recent Farnes 2012 paper that's resurfaced regarding the fluid anti gravity idea to explain dark...

Summary:: 20 years on... Hi Folks, I've not been on the forum for many years, i had to re register today. I've spent 20 years thinking about time and gravity and I'm actually starting to write everything down from volumes of notes to attempt to produce a "paper".. it's been frustrating and...