el_flesh wrote:I think maybe we need the same sensational sound byte, because make no mistake: BSbearer is an enemy of mankind, good intentions notwithstanding.
You're insane, really!el_flesh wrote:Concrete PROOF of Science denial. As I have said before, deny it at your own peril. That was wrong. Deny it at the peril of HUMANITY. Deny it at the peril of your own children's SURVIVAL.
I see we've moved well away from discussing the actual points and are now focussed on general issues that have no relevance to the points that were raised. That tends to happen when people don't have an answer for the actual points under discussion. What really pisses me off is when people base their beliefs not on any level of understanding but on the assumption that they can rely on a single source to give them an accurate and impartial picture and are even willing to argue their point despite their lack of understanding being self-evident and showing that they’re in no position to have a valid point of view unless it simply happens to be the right one by pure chance. I'll be away in the next few days so you'll be able to post all the deflective attacks you like that entirely avoid the points and I won't be posting back.
The idea that challenging existing paradigms in science is unhealthy for science is absurd. Science is built on the back of failed challenges to existing models. The bottom line is that if the EU models don't have merit then then the evidence will show it and support for the EU will wane. If the EU models are accurate it will continue to gain support and eventually become excepted science. This is how science works and is able to progress, through challenges to existing models. I personally believe it's gone well beyond the point that's reasonably required to show that the existing models aren't accurate and there's a much better explanation, and the standard model know only can only be supported by the perception that mainstream science can be trusted to be impartial and objective. That's an extremely naive assumption that's very far from the truth. It can only happen if the mainstream are pressurised into a position where denying it is no longer an option if it wished to maintain any credibility. That's not healthy for science.
The EU model is gaining support because evidence continues to pile up in its favour and it's made some incredible predictions, like predicting that there would be a build up of energetic neutral atoms at the edge of the solar system and now bow shock (why would charged particles keep on accelerating if there's no current?) being the best examples but there many others. If we look out into space we see galaxy shapes that can't form in the standard model but match exactly the shapes taken by plasma in the lab when a strong electrical current is passed through it. We see stars and galaxies arranged along strings. We see nebulae aligned with the galactic plane when looking closer to the centre of the galaxy where the supposed current is stronger. We see comets flaring up at distances from the sun that are too far away to be explained by solar warming. We see nebulae in totally inexplicable shapes if gravitation were the only influence. There are more but those are the ones that come to mind. This is why the EU continues to gain momentum, evidence.
Now back to the issue. Please explain to me how the fact that two objects moving free through space on parallel trajectories pass each other their paths must eventually cross over is nullified in the presence of the sun. If you need maths to explain it then you're handing over to something that although can't be refuted in what it describes, isn't necessarily describing anything real. To say that it's maths and not science so it can't be disputed presupposes that the equations used are an accurate representation of reality. Because they're moving through curved space won't cut it (it's spacetime anyway, you need time dilation as well as length contraction to create a curve, you can't have a curve in one dimension) because that doesn't explain how the attraction between two bodies moving passed each other can in any way be negated by the effect of orbiting a third body. The gravity of the sun creates the orbital path of the planets, it can in no way dynamically shift planets back into a stable orbit when the gravitation caused by the difference in their radial distance moves them out of that orbit.
The combination of time dilation and length contraction create an attraction towards the sun along the x axis. The inertia of the planets creates a path along the y axis. Together these create an orbital path around the sun. If the inertia and gravitation are exactly proportional to each other you have a stable orbit. When a planet passes another there's an attraction along the y axis so that the inner planet starts behind the outer one and the inertia of the inner planet in increased, moving it away from the sun and the inertia of the outer planet is reduced, moving it towards the sun. As they pass each other the effects are reversed. The inner planet is now in front of the outer one, causing it to move back towards the sun and the outer planet is now behind, causing it to move back towards the sun. In this way the balance is maintained and both orbits can remain stable. But, when two planets pass each other the gravitational attraction isn't just in the y axis, it's also in the x axis. The inner planet is pulled away from the sun on the x axis and the outer one is pulled towards the sun on the x axis. In the case of Mercury that only ever receives a gravitational attraction in one direct along the x axis from the other planets, how is it able to maintain a stable orbit? What is it that provides the necessary counterforce along the x axis to maintain its stable orbit and how is it able to exactly and dynamically match the gravitational attraction between the two and in exactly the right direction?
I think it only works one way, like nobody whose position supports established ideas according to mainstream science is applicable to the crackpot index, conspiracies that seek to supress mainstream science are perfectly acceptable and reasonable.knightkrawler wrote:Wouldn't "active suppression of scientific research" be a ... conspiracy?

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