Is Negative Mass the Key to Understanding Exotic Matter and Antigravity?

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The discussion centers on the concept of negative mass, referred to as anti-G-matter, and its implications for understanding exotic matter and antigravity. The theory posits that anti-G-matter possesses negative mass, attracting itself while repelling positive mass, and exists alongside conventional matter. Participants highlight the theoretical challenges, including the association of negative mass with tachyons, which are particles that theoretically travel faster than light and possess negative inertia. The conversation emphasizes the need for further research and foundational knowledge in physics to explore these ideas effectively.

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  • Understanding of general relativity and gravitational theories
  • Familiarity with particle physics concepts, including matter and antimatter
  • Knowledge of tachyons and their theoretical implications
  • Basic grasp of energy-mass equivalence as described by Einstein's equation E=mc²
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  • Research the properties and implications of tachyons in theoretical physics
  • Study the concept of negative mass and its potential applications in cosmology
  • Explore the relationship between mass, energy, and gravity in advanced physics
  • Investigate existing theories on exotic matter and their experimental validations
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This discussion is beneficial for theoretical physicists, cosmologists, and students interested in advanced concepts of matter, energy, and the fundamental forces of the universe.

  • #31
The colored circles are the same ONNs that you can find at page 5 of ONN.pdf

Please compare between each tree-like representation of ONN5 (in page 5 of ONN.pdf) and each colored circle representation of ONN5.

As you see, this is the same symmetry but with a different representation.

Also please compare between ONN1 to ONN4 in page 5 and ONN1 to ONN4 in pages 7,8 of ONN.pdf

Another representation of ONNs 1 to 5 can be found in page 20 of ONN.pdf

The Advantage of the colored-circlers in this case is that they are the best way to show a model of a cybernetic evolution of a complex phenomena.

The colored-circle is based on what is called Archimedean spiral (http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/university/scit/modules/mm2217/int.htm )

And I used this simple spiral to write some little story:

http://www.geocities.com/complementarytheory/O-Harp.pdf
 
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brilliant idea

Just wanted to comment both of you for your brilliant and enlightening ideas i like you Mudder are always picturing thoughts and trying to solve lifes most mysterious problems yet i never meet people quite as good at it as both you and lama so thanks for this post!

Justin
 
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:smile:

Thanks!
It is always nice to see, that there are some people with similar attitudes!
I don't know if my ideas are of any use at all, still I have to think them through for my own sake...
(God, this is emberassing - whish I could turn that damn brain off :-p )
 
  • #34
My Dear Muddler I missed you like a cool breeze in the middle of a summer none :-p , how are you doin' ?

And to you dear woodysooner , a big THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart! :biggrin:

Come and join us if you wish.
 
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