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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby greenworm » Fri 12 Jan 2007, 23:51:30

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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby katkinkate » Sat 13 Jan 2007, 05:32:16

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('greenworm', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')T DOES NOT!!!!!

Strewth that MYTH really pisses me off.............


Not sure where you are getting your info from, but I hate to tell you that it is WRONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG! :razz: :razz: :razz:

http://home.hiwaay.net/~krcool/Astro/moon/moontides/

I will be awaiting your link. :lol:


It's not wrong. The higher tides at full and new moon are a result of the added effect of the sun's gravity pulling the same or opposite directions from the moon. But the moon's gravity is still constant (varying only with distance from the earth). So there! :P
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sat 13 Jan 2007, 09:57:14

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', '
')Those links have nothing to do with the topic; they are mere tests involving free-fall. During freefall, gravity is still acting on them, only they create the illusion of weightlessness. So is there a point to this, except trying to go offtopic?
Of course, but it takes time to paint a bigger picture.
It does not matter really how we define zero gravity at this point.
It does if you want to say something meaningfull.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '.').what is important to note are the parameters of the experiments conducted at the cost of zillions of dollars ...
God back and read the article and study the 'timing' of the experiment.
What are you imagining?


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')fter all these debates can we agree on the following....
Gravity and Time are connected profoundly?
So HOW they measured time is very important in conducting these experiments.

Only intense gravity (black hole type) distorts time enough to have an effect.

So again it has nothing to do with the topic. Are you grasping straws?
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sat 13 Jan 2007, 14:23:25

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', ' ')Those links have nothing to do with the topic; they are mere tests involving free-fall.

Please answer why they chose 22 seconds as the duration of the 'free fall' (simulated zero gravity), and they suggest 32 complete trips of simulated free fall....why did they choose those as the VARIABLES?
22 seconds because there is only so much airspace avialable (we don't want to crash into the ground now would we?). And 32 trips to get enough time, this also limited by the amount of fuel.

Any number is possible just look at this link, you will find many instances of freefall, being longer, shorter, done only one time of more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_fall

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')n regards to altering your SpaceTime reality .... to a SpaceMotion reality you will need to do some more reading and purging...
This reality is supported by Milos Wolfe, a world class physicist...
http://www.physics-philosophy-metaphysics.com/forum/index.php

Who? For a world class, he sure is an unknown in scientific circles. I did have a look at his work, it does a 'oke' job at deriving inertial equivalence, but stops just short of the full answer. Then there are other faults such as that his work lacks even a single one testable prediction and that is mostly useless.

And it doesn't support your notions.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he physics / science establishment did not accept Einstein's ideas either back in 1905.

Don't insult Einstein by comparing yourself with him. He did the needed work.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sat 13 Jan 2007, 19:45:42

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', ' ')Those links have nothing to do with the topic; they are mere tests involving free-fall.
Please answer why they chose 22 seconds as the duration of the 'free fall' (simulated zero gravity), and they suggest 32 complete trips of simulated free fall....why did they choose those as the VARIABLES?
22 seconds because there is only so much airspace avialable (we don't want to crash into the ground now would we?). And 32 trips to get enough time, this also limited by the amount of fuel.
Any number is possible just look at this link, you will find many instances of freefall, being longer, shorter, done only one time of more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_fall
Your responses are fucking laughable...not enough fuel...trips limited by the amount of fuel.... :razz:

WHY WOULD YOUR SCIENCE GODS CHOOSE THOSE NUMBERS MISTER?

Your delusions are growing, science doesn't have gods and flight time is limited by fuel.

The numbers mostly depend on the plane and how it acts during parabolic flight. As seen in this link:
http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/sciences/parabolic.asp

As the link will show, the freefall period is usually between 15 and 20 seconds and sometimes 30 sec. The A300 will make about 30 parabools in a flight and the older KC-135 will make about 50.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '2')2 and 32 are SOOOOOOOOOOOOO important in the study of esoterics.
You say that about just any number.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', 'T')he physics / science establishment did not accept Einstein's ideas either back in 1905.Don't insult Einstein by comparing yourself with him. He did the needed work.Was I comparing myself to Einstein...perhaps I was referring to Milos Wolffe.
Then that comment still counts.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby greenworm » Sat 13 Jan 2007, 22:20:50

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')t's not wrong. The higher tides at full and new moon are a result of the added effect of the sun's gravity pulling the same or opposite directions from the moon. But the moon's gravity is still constant (varying only with distance from the earth). So there! Razz



That is exactly what I am saying, wtf, are you arguing? Some sort of semantics? All of my links are proving the point you just made. What you just stated backs up my claims 100%. Hence, during full moons there is a stronger gravitational pull and plants will tend to go through a growth spurt. Why are we arguing, we are literally saying the same exact thing? [smilie=violent1.gif]
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sun 14 Jan 2007, 06:44:31

Too bad you can't give any argument. Maybe your just afraid that I will destroy it just like the silly number argument you just had.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sun 14 Jan 2007, 15:03:16

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', 'T')oo bad you can't give any argument. Maybe your just afraid that I will destroy it just like the silly number argument you just had.

Ever heard of the Bourbon Codex....connected to 22 in a very big way.
HEH ... did ya know the Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters.
HEH ... did ya know the Major arcana of the Tarot has 22 archetypes.

And it has nothing to do with freefall. Are we getting more, number masturbation from you?

Raphael, you should just stop the empty preaching and start making arguments. And these arguments shouldn’t be based on imaginary facts such as your freefall numbers.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'G')RAVITY ITSELF PROVES IT BY THE WAY. GRAVITY SAYS THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE IS CONNECTED.

And this connection is limited to gravitational effects. But you don’t let reality stop you, do you?
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Sun 14 Jan 2007, 20:04:24

Anybody can do that with good records and observations.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby katkinkate » Mon 15 Jan 2007, 05:36:44

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('greenworm', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')t's not wrong. The higher tides at full and new moon are a result of the added effect of the sun's gravity pulling the same or opposite directions from the moon. But the moon's gravity is still constant (varying only with distance from the earth). So there! Razz



That is exactly what I am saying, wtf, are you arguing? Some sort of semantics? All of my links are proving the point you just made. What you just stated backs up my claims 100%. Hence, during full moons there is a stronger gravitational pull and plants will tend to go through a growth spurt. Why are we arguing, we are literally saying the same exact thing? [smilie=violent1.gif]


Firstly, the original post I reacted to seemed to be saying that the moon's gravitational pull varied with the phases. Which it doesn't. You said basically, 'Yes it does.' and added the sun's gravitational pull to back up your argument.

Secondly I would posit that at the full moon, the total upward gravitational pull (at night) would actually be reduced, because the sun's gravitational pull would be added to the earth's, thus increasing the downward pull to counteract the moon's upward pull (until daytime when it would be reversed). It would be the new moon when the total gravitational pull from both the moon and the sun would be combined in the one direction, although at night, that direction would be with the earth's, ie downwards and the combined upwards pull would be during the day.

I would suggest, as the moon passes overhead every 25 hours, 36 minutes and some seconds (with it's constant gravity) that the gravity may have less effect on plants than that of the extra light available at full moon, which is the only true 'variable' element.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Thu 25 Jan 2007, 18:44:16

Only 200 year?


Rapheal, I find you lacking in wisdom.
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Re: Gregorian Calendar

Postby AWPrime » Fri 26 Jan 2007, 13:30:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Raphael', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AWPrime', 'O')nly 200 year?
Rapheal, I find you lacking in wisdom.

Out of the entire article you reply that some other guys timeline in regards to sacred text is off? Important thing to realize MR. DETAIL is this ... it predates the appearance of the poster boy Jesus. As does the Elephant Headed Indian God Ganesh who also coincidently was born of an immaculate conception.

The article is a waste of bits because it doesn't check the claims. And because it doesn't give any evidence to exclude any other interpetation.
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