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

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around the concept of negative mass and its implications for exotic matter and antigravity. Participants explore theoretical ideas related to the existence of anti-G-matter, its properties, and its potential role in the structure and dynamics of the universe. The conversation includes speculative reasoning and thought experiments, with no consensus reached on the validity of the proposed theories.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Conceptual clarification
  • Mathematical reasoning

Main Points Raised

  • One participant proposes the existence of anti-G-matter with negative mass, suggesting it attracts itself but repels positive mass, leading to unique gravitational effects.
  • Another participant raises concerns about negative mass particles, noting that they could imply negative inertia and potentially involve tachyons, which complicate the theoretical framework.
  • A third participant emphasizes the importance of preliminary studies to support theoretical ideas and encourages active engagement in the topic.
  • Another participant agrees with the notion that gravitation should have an equal opposite force, linking it to Newton's third law.
  • The original poster clarifies that anti-G-mass should not be equated with tachyons and proposes that negative energy might represent a different kind of energy rather than a direct mathematical opposite to positive energy.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of agreement and disagreement. While some acknowledge the potential of thought experiments, others challenge the feasibility of the proposed theories, particularly regarding negative mass and its implications. The discussion remains unresolved with multiple competing views presented.

Contextual Notes

Participants highlight various assumptions and limitations in their arguments, such as the need for further exploration of the properties of negative mass and the implications of negative energy. The discussion does not resolve these complexities.

  • #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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  • #32
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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