Post by Pincho Paxton on Oct 19, 2021 15:14:06 GMT
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An atomic clock measured how general relativity warps time across a millimeter
Pincho says...
It's still the wrong physics however. Those time intervals are the spin of gravity inside negative mass holes. Gravity spins from one hole into the next hole, but it has to wait for each spin to end before it can move. General Relativity uses mass backwards, so replaces the holes with mass, and then invents a pull force. So measurements only measure what you 'think' you are measuring... which is delusional unless you know the physics without the maths... the physics that nature uses.
Pincho Paxton
An atomic clock measured how general relativity warps time across a millimeter
Pincho says...
It's still the wrong physics however. Those time intervals are the spin of gravity inside negative mass holes. Gravity spins from one hole into the next hole, but it has to wait for each spin to end before it can move. General Relativity uses mass backwards, so replaces the holes with mass, and then invents a pull force. So measurements only measure what you 'think' you are measuring... which is delusional unless you know the physics without the maths... the physics that nature uses.
Pincho Paxton