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inQZtive
hdeasy,

"Similarly, solving the time-dependent mass equations should show which resonances are stable - that would be the selection rule. "


unless they are "independent" of time. or maybe better stated dependent of space-time.. both together.

so, the symmetry of this E8 theory, which talks about the dynamics ("the dynamics depends on the action, and the action depends on the the connection"), seems to point in that direction.

is not the "bandwidth" a spacial-like parameter?

what will happen to the width, when measured in "proper time"?

if the resonances were mapped according to a contraction, maybe the symmetry becomes formed.

J-
PNeilson
John, Olaf and HDeasy

We are too many orders of magnitude from the diameter of the electron to the Planck length to be able to even begin to imagine what a selection rule might look like.

While I think a cellular automata might be the right idea, with that many orders of magnitude available, too many other possibilities exist.

Heim just has his 4 zones, and if each zone is equal in orders of magnitude then there are about 4 or 5 orders of magnitude per zone. This yields too much freedom vs no experimental data to even begin to speculate about the gross characteristics of a selection rule.

Since I have none of the conviction of a STRING THEORIST I will not attempt any speculation regarding a selection rule.

The good news is there are still many layers of Physics to explore from the electron to the Planck length. The bad news is I (we) probably do not have enough time to do the exploring.

So I am content with the thought that some sort of selection rule is needed but that it is too early to try to decide what it is.

Validation of Heim must come from some different aspect of Heim than the computation of particle masses. The lack of any possibility of figuring out the selection rule with today's technology sort of proves this statement.

I think that the cosmological verification of Heim's modified gravitational law or experimental proof of anti-gravitation is more probable than finding a selection rule in my lifetime.

Any comments?

Best regards

Paul





jreed
QUOTE (PNeilson+Dec 8 2007, 02:33 AM)
John, Olaf and HDeasy

We are too many orders of magnitude from the diameter of the electron to the Planck length to be able to even begin to imagine what a selection rule might look like.

Heim just has his 4 zones, and if each zone is equal in orders of magnitude then there are about 4 or 5 orders of magnitude per zone. This yields too much freedom vs no experimental data to even begin to speculate about the gross characteristics of a selection rule.

You don't need these considerations to find a selection rule. In atomic physics, a selection rule for the hydrogen atom is that all states except the 2S state decay fast, but the 2S state has a very long lifetime. This is due to the fact that it can't decay by radiating a single photon. It requires two photons to satisfy angular momentum conservation. This transition is much less probable. Thus this selection rule can be found by using the rules of angular momentum.

However Heim theory doesn't say much about angular momentum.

jreed
PNeilson
John

My point is that you do need these considerations in Heim Theory. In my understanding of Heim there are no point particles. Even an electron has a complex internal structure which is a part of the basis of the Mass predictions.

If the electron is a point particle then Angular Momentum is the way it stores energy. Heim says that an electron is a diffuse, complex assemblage of a large number of Metrons with cyclical internal processes. If this is the case then their are many other ways to store energy internal to the electron. There are plenty of orders of magnitude between the electron and Metron that could allow for all kinds of processes. Some of these processes would be stable, most would be unstable.

If Heim is correct than the selection rule would be very difficult to find with today's data. We have data on the stable orbitals but the various unstable to semi stable resonances don't really yield any information on the internal processes at work. So I don't see any possibility of getting a resonance selection rule near term. Or even far term. Too many orders of magnitude between today's data and the required data.

I think this is why Heim said look to bandwidth not lifetime. The bandwidth will yield some idea as to the type of process. The lifetime will not!

Hope this made some sense.

Best

Paul

hdeasy
Hi PNeilson,

As John is indicating, it is the energy bandwidth that is important and not neccessarily space dimension. Though of course the two may be linked in certain cases. We can only hope that Heim's theory will have quantum mechanical considerations, maybe not momentum related as for the electron in the H ground state, that will allow the calcualtion of the bandwidth and hence lifetime of the resonance particles.

On the propulsion front, there are moves being made for a major study of the Tajmar effect and/ or the EHT connection. Nothing definite yet, but by early in the new year more should be known.
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Dec 9 2007, 11:13 AM)

On the propulsion front, there are moves being made for a major study of the Tajmar effect and/ or the EHT connection. Nothing definite yet, but by early in the new year more should be known.
Specifics?

Also - any news on when that summary review paper is due out?

Thanks.

Duane
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (djolds1+Dec 9 2007, 01:34 PM)
Specifics?

Also - any news on when that summary review paper is due out?

Thanks.

Duane
My friend, M.E. Thomas has invented a space propulsion system. I'll give web addresses in my next post. He claims it will open up the universe to humankind.
djolds1
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Dec 9 2007, 06:42 PM)
My friend, M.E. Thomas has invented a space propulsion system. I'll give web addresses in my next post. He claims it will open up the universe to humankind.

<br>Interesting. Dean Drive Part 73 Mk 19? smile.gif

Tho as the propulsion device is the claimed primary experimental validation of EHT...

Duane
hdeasy
QUOTE (djolds1+Dec 9 2007, 01:34 PM)
Specifics?

Also - any news on when that summary review paper is due out?

Thanks.

Duane
No specifics on the study yet - best to wait until it's definite.

On the journal article - Droscher & co. were to meet the editor around now to discuss the details. No news yet on when the exact date is - it was to to be ' sometime in December'.
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Dec 10 2007, 05:56 PM)
No specifics on the study yet - best to wait until it's definite.

<br>Agreed. I like the slow & cautious way Hauser, Droscher & Co. are going about matters. Best to take pains to see if everything works before making exceptional claims.

QUOTE (hdeasy+Dec 10 2007, 05:56 PM)
On the journal article - Droscher & co. were to meet the editor around now to discuss the details. No news yet on when the exact date is - it was to to be ' sometime in December'.

<br>Gracias Amigo. smile.gif

Duane
TedRoosevelt
At least 25 years ago,as a teenager,I happened to read on a book I don't remember the title of now,of a sensational attendance of Burkhard Heim,called in the text"The blinded scientist of Goettingen",at the International Astronautical Congress held in Stuttgart on September 1952.During that meeting,arousing general interest,Heim expounded his theory on the effect or the principle by himself defined"contrabary"that would show itself owing to a right combination among superconductors,ultrahigh density currents and extremely powerful magnetic fields and the consequent possibility of a revolution in the field of space propulsion.Nevertheless his memoir to the highest mathematical level was stuffed by so many abstruse terms and so complex mathematical formulae that the international press and the public withdrew horrified from it and on the contrary preferred to concentrate their attention on the curious little model of a spacecraft produced by the physicist himself and that journalists,unavoidably but perhaps ironically too,called"Heim's egg"because of its ellipsoidal shape...

I wouldn't like to seem exceedingly naive,but now I wonder and I ask you:

a)Is it really believable that international observers,and mainly the
U.S.government,hadn't since then verified the consistence of this theory?

b)Why don't we know yet anything official on this subject?

c)Why are the Droescher & Hauser's papers on Heim's theory produced as if they
were something totally new,when we know that it's not precisely so?

Greetings to everybody!
jreed
QUOTE (hdeasy+Nov 27 2007, 04:01 PM)
While ther is nothing new on the Q.nr issue, there is a bit of a downer on the prediction of new particles by Heim: I. V. Ludwiger has now now told me that he is almost certain that Heim actually could not, before he died, specify a proper selection rule for the resonances of the particles .

As I understand it, this removes a lot of Heim's predictions that are given in Chapter G, "Selected Results". Table II remains, but I could not get very many of the lifetime calculations, which I checked carefully, to come out correctly. Table III is experimental data and isn't changed. However, Tables IV, Va, Vb, and Vc involve resonances. Apparently what Heim did was pick out from the dense sets of masses generated by his resonant theory the N levels that generate masses that agree with experimental values shown in these tables. These N values are shown in these tables. I can solve for these same values and pick them out, but I haven't found any selection rules to do this in Heim theory.

This seems to reduce Heim Theory as only useful for finding the ground state masses of those particles given in Table II. Is this correct?

jreed
hdeasy
Hi John:

Well, as you know from the notes we both received recently from the HT group, the selection rules should be based on bandwidth calculations. I haven't found any such in the notes yet, but that doesn't mean they aren't in some of the material that IVL dug out of Heim's cellar recently. It's too early to say for sure.

But even if the mass formula was 'only' for the ground state of the particles, it would still be a sensation if a proper deivation of it could be produced.

@TedRoosevelt:
I suspect that the US government may have tried to test the Heim drive in the 1950s,
but as magnet technology was not mature enough to get high fields needed for normal fermionic matter, and superconductors / bosons had not been highlighted as a possibility by Heim, there remained no proof of concept. Only recently did both areas come of age.
makuabob
For myself and any others who may seek a vision of Heim Theory's modifications to Newtonian gravity, I have tried to re-cast Heim's formula
ρ = h^2 / γm^3
into some mental images that hint at what this formula may represent.

Fair warning: these mental images are fundamentally planar. If I were a techo-geeky wizard, I might whip up a stereographic, simulated 3-D animation to depict these ideas,... but that ain't gonna happen. So, lock your wigs and deflate your shoes! We're going "up against the wall of Science!" (Man!, I love that skit!)

In an earlier post in this thread, I mentioned that Heim's formula (above) indicates that as objects gather more mass, the accompanying gravitational field pulls inward, toward the mass itself. This is apparently caused by the additional mass associated with the gravitational field itself. Examples I gave in that earlier post were: First, Heim's own estimate that our galaxy would possess a value of ρ (the point, out from the center of mass, where the 'attractive' force of gravity diminished to zero, and beyond which that force became slightly repulsive) in the order of ten- to twenty-million Light-Years. Second, the number of stars estimated for the Milky Way Galaxy is from 200- to 400-billion (2 to 4 x 10^11) stars. The curious point here is that one or the other of these two pairs of numbers should be turned around because the lower star count gives a larger value for ρ, meaning that 2 x 10^11 stars might mean a ρ of 20-million L-Y whereas 4 x 10^11 stars might give a ρ nearer 10-million L-Y. The values of ρ for either our sun or the mass in Sagittarius A* (the latter's value being about half that of the former's, or ~10^21 L-Y versus ~10^42 L-Y) would reach beyond the edge of our observable universe. Yet our galaxy, according to Heim Theory, repels matter that is farther than 20-million L-Y away!

Now those "mental images" come in handy. Imagine, if you will, that oft-seen drop of liquid falling onto the smooth surface of a pool. Water is not viscous enough for this image so let's go with oil. Let that drop hit the pool's surface and 'see' the leading 'wave' go out as the initial 'crater' deepens. Freeze the image there and you have a hint of Heim's modification of Newtonian gravity. Where the 'well' is below the level of the surrounding 'pool' surface, Heim's modified gravity is attractive. Where the 'wave' is above the surface level, Heim gravity is repulsive. ρ is the point where the inner wall of the 'well' and 'wave' cross the level of the 'pool' surface.

To visualize, roughly, how ρ increases as mass diminishes, let the image of the 'wave' pattern continue play out until the 'well' has nearly flattened and the 'wave' has moved far into the distance. Let the first 'freeze-frame' represent our galaxy's ρ while that later, dissipated 'wave'/'well' pattern could represent the gravitational influence of our sun,... if it were not part of our galaxy!

One additional 'image' represents the galaxies as they might form in Heim's multi-dimensional space-time. Here, I pay homage to the often-invoked image of Einstein's warping of space-time by gravity - the bowling ball on the rubber sheet. However, I conjure up no bowling balls and the rubber sheet is not static.

Picture this: a slowly-expanding rubber sheet covering a vast, cold pool of oil! Above, and in contact with this sheet, is a warm, moisture-laden atmosphere. At critical instant in time, the moisture condenses onto the expanding rubber sheet (a la Heim's spontaneous generation of matter). The weight of a droplet is enough to barely dent the sheet. Chaotic (or random) fluctuations cause droplets to merge, all over the sheet. The combined masses make deeper impressions, drawing more droplets to it, again happening all over the sheet,... as the sheet continues to expand.

As these subtle depressions form, the 'wave' rims associated with each of the multitudinous pools that are forming draw inward from the outer limits of the rubber sheet. These many interacting 'wave' patterns would create a complexity of forces that defy imagination. One can expect results, however, similar to our visible universe. Some areas would collect lots of 'water,' thus 'draining' their vicinity and leaving a 'void.' Since the rubber sheet continues to expand and the 'pools' are raising a 'wave' rim closer around themselves, oases form and, only those 'pools' whose 'wells' impinge upon on another still interact. Groups of 'pools' slowly merge, losing any contact with 'pools' beyond their 'wave' rim. In fact, their 'wave' rims enforce the isolation by 'pushing' other droplets and pools away. And the rubber sheet continues to expand,...

I hope that does justice to Heim Theory and its gravitational force(s). Let me know if I'm way off base.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (makuabob+Dec 20 2007, 02:02 AM)
For myself and any others who may seek a vision of Heim Theory's modifications to Newtonian gravity, I have tried to re-cast Heim's formula
ρ = h^2 / γm^3
into some mental images that hint at what this formula may represent.

Fair warning: these mental images are fundamentally planar. If I were a techo-geeky wizard, I might whip up a stereographic, simulated 3-D animation to depict these ideas,... but that ain't gonna happen. So, lock your wigs and deflate your shoes! We're going "up against the wall of Science!" (Man!, I love that skit!)

In an earlier post in this thread, I mentioned that Heim's formula (above) indicates that as objects gather more mass, the accompanying gravitational field pulls inward, toward the mass itself. This is apparently caused by the additional mass associated with the gravitational field itself. Examples I gave in that earlier post were: First, Heim's own estimate that our galaxy would possess a value of ρ (the point, out from the center of mass, where the 'attractive' force of gravity diminished to zero, and beyond which that force became slightly repulsive) in the order of ten- to twenty-million Light-Years. Second, the number of stars estimated for the Milky Way Galaxy is from 200- to 400-billion (2 to 4 x 10^11) stars. The curious point here is that one or the other of these two pairs of numbers should be turned around because the lower star count gives a larger value for ρ, meaning that 2 x 10^11 stars might mean a ρ of 20-million L-Y whereas 4 x 10^11 stars might give a ρ nearer 10-million L-Y. The values of ρ for either our sun or the mass in Sagittarius A* (the latter's value being about half that of the former's, or ~10^21 L-Y versus ~10^42 L-Y) would reach beyond the edge of our observable universe. Yet our galaxy, according to Heim Theory, repels matter that is farther than 20-million L-Y away!

Now those "mental images" come in handy. Imagine, if you will, that oft-seen drop of liquid falling onto the smooth surface of a pool. Water is not viscous enough for this image so let's go with oil. Let that drop hit the pool's surface and 'see' the leading 'wave' go out as the initial 'crater' deepens. Freeze the image there and you have a hint of Heim's modification of Newtonian gravity. Where the 'well' is below the level of the surrounding 'pool' surface, Heim's modified gravity is attractive. Where the 'wave' is above the surface level, Heim gravity is repulsive. ρ is the point where the inner wall of the 'well' and 'wave' cross the level of the 'pool' surface.

To visualize, roughly, how ρ increases as mass diminishes, let the image of the 'wave' pattern continue play out until the 'well' has nearly flattened and the 'wave' has moved far into the distance. Let the first 'freeze-frame' represent our galaxy's ρ while that later, dissipated 'wave'/'well' pattern could represent the gravitational influence of our sun,... if it were not part of our galaxy!

One additional 'image' represents the galaxies as they might form in Heim's multi-dimensional space-time. Here, I pay homage to the often-invoked image of Einstein's warping of space-time by gravity - the bowling ball on the rubber sheet. However, I conjure up no bowling balls and the rubber sheet is not static.

Picture this: a slowly-expanding rubber sheet covering a vast, cold pool of oil! Above, and in contact with this sheet, is a warm, moisture-laden atmosphere. At critical instant in time, the moisture condenses onto the expanding rubber sheet (a la Heim's spontaneous generation of matter). The weight of a droplet is enough to barely dent the sheet. Chaotic (or random) fluctuations cause droplets to merge, all over the sheet. The combined masses make deeper impressions, drawing more droplets to it, again happening all over the sheet,... as the sheet continues to expand.

As these subtle depressions form, the 'wave' rims associated with each of the multitudinous pools that are forming draw inward from the outer limits of the rubber sheet. These many interacting 'wave' patterns would create a complexity of forces that defy imagination. One can expect results, however, similar to our visible universe. Some areas would collect lots of 'water,' thus 'draining' their vicinity and leaving a 'void.' Since the rubber sheet continues to expand and the 'pools' are raising a 'wave' rim closer around themselves, oases form and, only those 'pools' whose 'wells' impinge upon on another still interact. Groups of 'pools' slowly merge, losing any contact with 'pools' beyond their 'wave' rim. In fact, their 'wave' rims enforce the isolation by 'pushing' other droplets and pools away. And the rubber sheet continues to expand,...

I hope that does justice to Heim Theory and its gravitational force(s). Let me know if I'm way off base.
interesting images you conger
DEK46656
QUOTE (makuabob+Dec 19 2007, 10:02 PM)
...So, lock your wigs and deflate your shoes! We're going "up against the wall of Science!" (Man!, I love that skit!)

Help me out here; which skit?

QUOTE (makuabob+Dec 19 2007, 10:02 PM)
For myself and any others who may seek a vision of Heim Theory's modifications to Newtonian gravity, I have tried to re-cast Heim's formula
ρ = h^2 / γm^3
into some mental images that hint at what this formula may represent.

Would you (or someone else) care to take on the "spiral galaxy arms" issue? This is one of observations used to infer dark matter.
makuabob
QUOTE (DEK46656+Dec 21 2007, 07:04 PM)
Help me out here; which skit?

The Firesign Theater's I Think We're All Bozo's On This Bus -- An absolutely hilarious parody of the Disneyesque themepark presentations. This one was on the origin of the universe:

"In the beginning, there was this turtle, and he was alone.
And he looked around and saw his neighbor, which was his mother.
And he lay down upon his neighbor and, Lo!, she bore him in tears,...
An oak tree, which grew all day and then fell over,... like a bridge.
And, Low!, under that bridge, there came a catfish.
And he was the biggest he had seen..."

The "wigs" and "shoes" comment should be obvious due to the title of the piece.

QUOTE
Would you (or someone else) care to take on the "spiral galaxy arms" issue?  This is one of observations used to infer dark matter.
Only a guess here, but as Heim assigned mass to gravitational fields and, apparently, all of that field mass is drawn into the vicinity of the galaxy, that would increase the overall galactic mass/inertia profile somewhat.

I am curious about how, in HT, the gravitational field (as imagined in my previous post) of a star is altered by the presence of so many others in the Milky Way Galaxy. With an undisturbed (solitary) gravitational 'reach' of ~10^42 Light-Years compressed into ~10^7 L-Y (or less), what is the field shape of our sun in it present milieu?

I certainly expect some of these issues to be addressed in the upcoming D&H paper.
DEK46656
It sure is quiet; is everyone on Holiday?
makuabob
QUOTE (DEK46656+Dec 31 2007, 06:13 PM)
It sure is quiet; is everyone on Holiday?

Yep! You're here all by yourself. No one else watching,... no one at all!
djolds1
QUOTE (makuabob+Jan 1 2008, 01:02 AM)
Yep! You're here all by yourself. No one else watching,... no one at all!
That would make two no ones. biggrin.gif
Laidback
QUOTE (djolds1+Jan 2 2008, 10:28 AM)
That would make two no ones. biggrin.gif

No make that three nobodies if you include yourself!

Oh wait! I haven't included myself yet! mad.gif

Damn! Now I'm a nobody as well! biggrin.gif laugh.gif

Eh! blink.gif

Cheers!

Peter J Schoen..
hdeasy
Don't worry - some of us glance in now and then between fireworks, champagne and new year's virus! Happy 2008 to one and all. I finally read through Michio Kaku's Parallel Worlds and must say I enjoyed it thoroughly. But Michio may be in for a surprise if EHT is right about the anti-grav space drive, as in his well written speculation of how civilisation types of increasing energy and knowledge should take centuries or longer to begin first trips to the stars, through laborious wormholes or via Alcubierre drives, he makes two assumptions which this year may be shown no longer to hold: First, we may not need to plod along with ion drives to Mars for the next century, if the Heim-drive works. Even on the energy front he may have been pessimistic as that other spinning magnet system, Steorn, may finally present a decent prototype to the world of their magnet motor this year. A lot of maybes... but not too unlikely.
I liked MK's take on quantum, Copernicus, Anthropic principle, consciousness etc.
DEK46656
While we are waiting on papers to be published, new experiments, etc, some "off topic" conversations to pass the time...
QUOTE (hdeasy+Jan 3 2008, 11:30 AM)
I finally read through Michio Kaku's Parallel Worlds and must say I enjoyed it thoroughly.

I read his book "Hyperspace" a couple of years ago; he has a very accessible style to his writings.
QUOTE (hdeasy+Jan 3 2008, 11:30 AM)
...his well written speculation of how civilisation types of increasing energy and knowledge should take centuries or longer to begin first trips to the stars.

I've never been "on board" with the various definitions of the "class of civilization" that has been prescribed (and he uses). The idea of harnessing "all of the energy of a planet" or "all the energy of a star" is VERY extreme in my mind. I would think more along the lines of "peaceful use of Fission energy" as a requirement, "peaceful use of Fusion energy" as the next, and more "likely" and conceivable measures of advancement.
I would probably include the following "achievements" as being applied in measuring the level of a civilization:
  • fission energy usage
  • fusion energy usage
  • unified / peaceful world government (no intra-species warfare). My personal opinion would be that the "world government" would be some form of federal structure.
  • intra-planetary travel under constant acceleration (EHT propulsion, fusion "torch", or similar)
  • near surface (corona?) utilization of stellar energy
  • anti-matter energy usage
  • species "uplifting"
  • inter-stellar "probes"
  • manned inter-stellar travel
  • gravity based technology (propulsion, energy production, communication, ???)
  • non-relativity restrained communication
Of course there could be "harder to reach" or even "theoretical" thresholds to achieve, stuff like
  • creation and utilization of worm holes
  • FTL / Hyper-spacial travel
  • Direct stellar energy utilization (may be tied to wormhole creation)
  • Peaceful inter-species governments
  • intra-galactic probes
  • intra-galactic "manned" travel
  • inter-galactic probes
  • vacuum energy usage
These are what I would consider noteworthy "events" or thresholds: (obviously) combinations of them would mark achieving the next "level".

Opinions?
makuabob
So,... Uh,.. Should we hold a funeral for the Heim discussion thread? :-/

I'm still musing about the implications of Heim's modified gravity formula and how these Heim-gravity fields are enmeshed with one another in a galaxy like the Milky Way.

Obviously, the stars did not form individually out in complete isolation, thus their gravitational fields never reached to the fringes of the universe. Still,... what are the modifications and distortions to the ρ 'boundary' as they crowd (and our galaxy IS crowded compared to the ρ value of ~10^42 Light Years for our Sun as a solitary star) together in the galactic 'pit'?

The ρ point cannot be suppressed; it was believed by Heim (and I presume, others) to be expressed in the galactic ρ. Ten to twenty million L-Y out beyond our galaxy ("Where no man has gone before," as I recall), Heim said gravity would fall off to zero: further out, it would repel other matter.

Heim's galactic scenario is complicated by our Local Group of galaxies. Yet, with even more mass, the value of ρ must decrease further, so,... is there, possibly (as in that same Star Trek episode I quoted above), some manner of unusual gravitational "threshhold" around our Local Group? A kind of "No Vacancy" sign for additional matter? Does our Local Group leave a "wake" in the stray, slow-moving matter of deep intergalactic space?

A lot of rarified speculation when we recall that Pioneer Ten STILL hasn't crossed our star's heliopause.

More to the point, though,... Just how is the D & H paper going? There sure would be plenty to discuss IF it were published already. Does anyone have fresh buzz (Hell!,... old buzz, if you want!) about their peer-reviewed paper? huh.gif
DEK46656
QUOTE (makuabob+Jan 15 2008, 09:23 PM)
I'm still musing about the implications of Heim's modified gravity formula and how these Heim-gravity fields are enmeshed with one another in a galaxy like the Milky Way.

Well, I was trying to keep anyone talking, but no one seemed interested (see earlier post). However I did ask a question that seems to be in line with what you are investigating.

Could Heim's modified gravity account for the Galaxy rotation curve anomaly? I don't have the skill or background to research it, but it strikes me that if it (modified gravity formula) could account for it (instead of dark matter), as well as explain an "expanding universe", then a lot more attention would be paid to the theory by the main stream physic's community.

What do you think makuabob, got some time on your hands?
hdeasy
@DEK46656
I see you've thought a lot about levels of civilisation a la Kaku. I also think it a bit extreme to think purely in terms of maximum energy: might a truly advanced civilisation rather be super-efficient at energy conservation - Kaku considers something of this sort in his vision of the heat death of the universe where conscious beings would have to slow down so that a thought would take an aeon which previously took only a microsecond. But again that's a bit linear. If, say, a Steorn type free energy really came to fruition, then energy would be no object and knowledge and other factors would predominate.

@Makuabob
The Christmas / New Year break has closed down many activities. It will be sometime into the new year before we hear how the negotiations about that paper are going. Presumably the meeting with the editor went ahead in December: If so let's hope they reached broad agreement onthe outline of the paper.

inQZtive
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makuabob Posted on Jan 1 2008, 01:02 AM
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makuabob Posted on Jan 1 2008, 01:02 AM
(DEK46656 @ Dec 31 2007, 06:13 PM)
It sure is quiet; is everyone on Holiday?
<br>
Yep! You're here all by yourself. No one else watching,... no one at all!

<br>
QUOTE
Should we hold a funeral for the Heim discussion thread?
<br>
Not yet! More are still watching and waiting.


J-

DEK46656
It sure is quiet out here.
QUOTE (hdeasy+Jan 16 2008, 03:31 AM)
@DEK46656
...might a truly advanced civilization rather be super-efficient at energy conservation - Kaku considers something of this sort in his vision of the heat death of the universe...

I was thinking about these concepts, especially "efficiency" and "heat death". These concepts started me thinking about the ultimate expression of efficiency (energy wise) which would be "something from nothing", and it made me think of 2 questions.
  • Does the "Casimir effect" still exist after the "heat death" of the universe? This lead me to ask...
  • Where does the idea of the Casimir effect exist in relation to (E)HT?
The wikipedia article Casimir Effect provides a nice description for those that are interested.
djolds1
QUOTE (DEK46656+Jan 24 2008, 03:56 AM)

[*]Where does the idea of the Casimir effect exist in relation to (E)HT?

The origin story of the EHT visible Universe is the "quantized bang." There is a larger background universe, orders of magnitude larger in dimension than the individual visible universe we inhabit. Matter "condensed" out of the background universe in any of myriad locations. Our visible universe is one of them.

This seems to closely mirror the creation of matter from virtual particles that pop out of the background quantum vacuum. Which is one of the candidates for the big bang, albeit usually cited as low-probability. I have personally preferred this description, independent of Heim, for several years. It strikes me as most parsiminous.

So long as the background universe/quantum vacuum exists, casimir effects should be possible.

It is entirely possible that the visible universe of matter that we inhabit will suffer heat death. But our visible universe is only one of a huge number of "cousin" visible universes, and new visible universes may be able to "condense" out of the background universe in the future. Thus the matter and energy of "our" universe dies, but others are born.

However, condensation of matter out of the background universe is linked in 6D Heim (the 2002-03 AIAA Papers) to the "size" of the planck length, which became "smaller" as time went on. That may indicate that future "condensations" of matter out of the background universe will not occur. This should not preclude the continued existence of casimir effects issuing from the background universe/quantum foam, however.
CuriousCat
Hello all,

While I'm still learning the math underlying the simple and exceptional Lie group computations, given the recent publicity, has anyone looked at whether Garrett Lisi's treatment of the E8 polytope in his "An Exceptionally Simple Theory Of Everything" (http://arxiv.org/pdf/0711.0770) offers an alternative means of deriving the mass values for Heim Theory Group's "Selected Examples" in Tables VI, Va, Vb and Vc?

Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (CuriousCat+Jan 29 2008, 02:40 PM)
Hello all,

While I'm still learning the math underlying the simple and exceptional Lie group computations, given the recent publicity, has anyone looked at whether Garrett Lisi's treatment of the E8 polytope in his "An Exceptionally Simple Theory Of Everything" (http://arxiv.org/pdf/0711.0770) offers an alternative means of deriving the mass values for Heim Theory Group's "Selected Examples" in Tables VI, Va, Vb and Vc?
I dont believe him.
djolds1
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Jan 29 2008, 02:46 PM)
I dont believe him.
Why?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (djolds1+Jan 29 2008, 10:31 PM)
Why?
what did you know about the lie group and when did you know it?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (djolds1+Jan 29 2008, 10:31 PM)
Why?
Too simplistic
makuabob
QUOTE (djolds1+Jan 24 2008, 10:38 AM)
It is entirely possible that the visible universe of matter that we inhabit will suffer heat death. But our visible universe is only one of a huge number of "cousin" visible universes, and new visible universes may be able to "condense" out of the background universe in the future. Thus the matter and energy of "our" universe dies, but others are born.

<br>Well said in your post, except for the above. Heim himself related that the "edge" of our visible universe is only an 'artifact' of the expansion ('dark energy' or whatever term fits) of the bigger, 'entire' universe. IF one could get to the edge of "our" visible universe, there would be more to be seen,... same cosmos, different 'verse. The 'new' view would include—looking back at where you came from—that same, recognizable patch of galaxies you saw on the way there, except Earth (or the Milky Way galaxy, to be more correct) would have red-shifted into the "CMB." Looking "forward" and to the "sides" (and "above" and "below") would be all new stuff, things NOW in sight because the 'edge' of the universe moved with you,... in a manner of speaking.

The "heat death" of OUR universe seems to be a possibility, nonetheless. Of course, I will not personally lose any sleep over that. We mortals have more pressing matters... :-)
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (makuabob+Jan 30 2008, 11:21 AM)

Well said in your post, except for the above. Heim himself related that the "edge" of our visible universe is only an 'artifact' of the expansion ('dark energy' or whatever term fits) of the bigger, 'entire' universe. IF one could get to the edge of "our" visible universe, there would be more to be seen,... same cosmos, different 'verse. The 'new' view would include—looking back at where you came from—that same, recognizable patch of galaxies you saw on the way there, except Earth (or the Milky Way galaxy, to be more correct) would have red-shifted into the "CMB." Looking "forward" and to the "sides" (and "above" and "below") would be all new stuff, things NOW in sight because the 'edge' of the universe moved with you,... in a manner of speaking.

The "heat death" of OUR universe seems to be a possibility, nonetheless. Of course, I will not personally lose any sleep over that. We mortals have more pressing matters...    :-)

I dont believe it. There is no proof for your statement.
makuabob
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Jan 30 2008, 09:48 AM)
I dont believe it. There is no proof for your statement.

<br>Oh, my! No proof?!

Of course there's no "proof," just as there is no "proof" of a supreme being or "proof" that the 'Big Bang' ever occurred! There are only observations and opinions with which we try to convince ourselves and others about the "true" condition of things.

Unless , that is, "proof" for the basis of my post...

In THAT case try looking at Heim's Ottobrunn talk. As in,

QUOTE (Burkhard Heim - Basic thoughts on a unified field theory of matter and gravity - Presentation at MBB Ottobrunn+ 11-25-1976)
P. 59
Man kann nämlich aufgrund dieses Effekts der positiven Gravitationsfeldbeschleunigung gewisse Studien über die dispersionsfreie Rotverschiebung der Spiralnebelspektren anstellen und die Hubblekonstante auf diese Weise verstehen. R0 ist dann praktisch der Radius des optisch wahrnehmbaren Universums, und zwar so, dass optische Signale, die aus Entfernungen kleiner als R0 stammen, durch diesen „Antigravitationseffekt“ jenseits ρ eine mehr oder weniger entfernungsabhängige Rotverschiebung erfahren (das heißt, die Energie streut).

We can study this effect of this positive gravitational field acceleration on the dispersion-free red shift of the spiral nebula spectra to understand the Hubble constant in this way. We find that R0 is the radius of the optically perceptible universe. Optical signals that originate from distances smaller than R0 have a more or less distance-dependent red shift because of this “anti-gravitation effect” beyond ρ (that is, the energy spreads out or scatters).

P. 60
Wenn nun R0 überschritten wird, dann wird die Rotverschiebung unendlich, und die Signale sind nicht mehr wahrnehmbar! Das heißt, würden wir R0 erreichen, wäre da nicht etwa der „Bretterzaun, mit dem die Welt zugenagelt ist“, sondern wir würden ein neues Universum sehen, aber unsere eigene Welt wäre unsichtbar, weil die Rotverschiebung dann unendlich groß wird.

If R0 is exceeded, then the red shift becomes infinite, and the signals are no longer perceptible! That is, were we to reach R0, there would not be “a fence that holds in the universe”, but we would see a new universe. Our own universe would be invisible from there, because its own red shift becomes infinitely large then.

<br>So, IF one COULD get to the "edge" of our VISIBLE universe, there is more universe to be seen,... according to Heim's statement. The only 'interpretation' I added was that a portion of the "universe" that one had come from to get to "R0" (read "Cosmic Microwave Background") would be visible upon looking "back." It seems plain enough,... to me, at least.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (makuabob+Jan 31 2008, 10:56 AM)

Oh, my! No proof?!

Of course there's no "proof," just as there is no "proof" of a supreme being or "proof" that the 'Big Bang' ever occurred! There are only observations and opinions with which we try to convince ourselves and others about the "true" condition of things.

Unless , that is, "proof" for the basis of my post...

In THAT case try looking at Heim's Ottobrunn talk. As in,



So, IF one COULD get to the "edge" of our VISIBLE universe, there is more universe to be seen,... according to Heim's statement. The only 'interpretation' I added was that a portion of the "universe" that one had come from to get to "R0" (read "Cosmic Microwave Background") would be visible upon looking "back." It seems plain enough,... to me, at least.
It seems to me they are parts of the same universe that become apparent to each other when you move to the edge of our universe.
1-Curioso
Any new news on Dr Tajmar and friends?
I saw some interesting things here
http://www.groupsrv.com/science/about339460.html
Comments?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (1-Curioso+Feb 5 2008, 06:11 PM)
Any new news on Dr Tajmar and friends?
I saw some interesting things here
http://www.groupsrv.com/science/about339460.html
Comments?

He patented a micro g generator, milli g is next goal.
To obtain 1 g the ring diameter would have to be about 200 m. ...

iF IT WORKS ITS WARP SPEED AHEAD!!!!! I don't think he is scamming us.

They should test that effect in zero G even small working models will show the effect if laser interferometry is used

In zero g a micro g acceleration will become obvious after while. Put it into a vacuum
Jossarian
Seems that EarthTech is working on reproduction of Tajmar's experiment.
This page is updating quite frequently, so the progress shall be easily observed.

They are in touch with Tajmar (listed as consultant on main page) and with NZ group.

/Joss
hdeasy
Wow! This is great new. He could increase the effect a la Heim, of course, according to Droscher & Hauser ( http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...Abbreviated.pdf ):

" For a more realistic propulsion device in order to generate a force of 8.7110**5N, a mass of 3.1510**3kg and a rotation speed of 200 m=s, a coil of 0.5 m diameter with 1,000 turns and a current of 1 A was calculated. The surface area of the coils was determined to about 4 m**2. These numbers will be recomputed in our forthcoming review article. All trip times given in [10] remain unchanged, but as can be seen from the specifications above, technical requirements were substantially reduced and should be feasible employing current technology. The reason for this change is Boson instead of Fermion coupling."

So for the Droscher Hauser extension of Tajmar to Fermions, you only need a coil 1/2 m in diameter and a surface area of 4 square meters. Compare that to Tajmar's patent where it's
assumed that bosons continue to be used (supercooled) and you need a disk of 200m diameter! That may be technically feasible, but just about. Hellishly difficult. I think that the above setup would be more feasible - since Fermions are more practical for higher mass systems.
Jossarian
I did some data minning with google and have found some interesting things:

Action Items
MOM, January 3rd, 2PM
MOM, January 3rd, 10:30AM
MOM, December 20th, 10:30AM

Have fun cool.gif .
/Joss
Jossarian
Hmm, this sounds a bit puzzling (from MOM, January 3rd, 10:30AM) :
QUOTE

GH (George Hathaway) requested that all present keep the background source of funding confidential, with IASA being the publicly acknowledged sponsor.

<br>Just wonder who is this "mysterious" sponsor.
Exactly one month before EarthTech started its Tajmar's page the HPCC-Space GMBH (Droscher/Hausner) issued news like this:

QUOTE (->
QUOTE

GH (George Hathaway) requested that all present keep the background source of funding confidential, with IASA being the publicly acknowledged sponsor.

<br>Just wonder who is this "mysterious" sponsor.
Exactly one month before EarthTech started its Tajmar's page the HPCC-Space GMBH (Droscher/Hausner) issued news like this:

The experiments by M. Tajmar, first announced on ESA's webpage on 23 March 2006, have lead to a paradigm-shift whose key elements seem to be based on condensed matter phenomena.
Recently, US aerospace industry has decided to conduct a study to explore the technical possibilities of gravity-like fields.
...
This article was also written on the request of the chairman of the Committee of Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion (NPFF) of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), and was sent to committee members on 31 August 2007.

<br>Is the "US aerospace industry" a sponsor?

/Joss blink.gif
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 7 2008, 11:56 AM)

So for the Droscher Hauser extension of Tajmar to Fermions, you only need a coil 1/2 m in diameter and a surface area of 4 square meters. Compare that to Tajmar's patent where it's
assumed that bosons continue to be used (supercooled) and you need a disk of 200m diameter! That may be technically feasible, but just about. Hellishly difficult. I think that the above setup would be more feasible - since Fermions are more practical for higher mass systems.
The Droscher/Hauser refinement of EHT based on Tajmar concerns Boson coupling, not fermion coupling. Fermion coupling was the mechanism studied until mid-2006, which required the Godawfully high magnetic field intensities. Boson coupling allows for the far more attainable revised design.

Any one know when the review paper should be out?

Duane
hdeasy
No updates yet on the review article, but did you see the piece in Aerospace America in December? - see http://www.aiaa.org/aerospace/Archives.cfm?ArchiveIssueid=95 (click on propulsion and scroll down to page 61)
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 8 2008, 09:00 AM)
No updates yet on the review article, but did you see the piece in Aerospace America in December? - see http://www.aiaa.org/aerospace/Archives.cfm?ArchiveIssueid=95 (click on propulsion and scroll down to page 61)
Interesting. Almost a direct summary (sans Heim references) of one of the shorter review papers from Droscher & Hauser last year.

Duane
pbelter
I was wondering were the understanding of EHT is from the theoretical point of view. Some time ago jreed mentioned that the A matrix is out the picture and he was able to derive particle masses from quantum numbers based on unpublished Heim formulas.
Anybody knows if there are any plans to publish those?
I got the impression that the derivations of those formulas were lost and the Heim Group was working on recreating them. Is that right?
Just Wonderful
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 5 2008, 08:14 PM)
He patented a micro g generator, milli g is next goal.
To obtain 1 g the ring diameter would have to be about 200 m. ...

iF IT WORKS ITS WARP SPEED AHEAD!!!!! I don't think he is scamming us.

They should test that effect in zero G even small working models will show the effect if laser interferometry is used

In zero g a micro g acceleration will become obvious after while. Put it into a vacuum

<br>It was nice to come across others here who are as interested in this topic as I am, but can someone give me the basics of this Heim theory you all are discussing ...

I am very familiar with Tajmar & deMatos gravitomagnetic theory, reports, and experiments; but I was wondering how you guys were making the connection with that and Heim....since I am totally unfarmiliar with Heim, not having come across any of his stuff in pier reviewed journals.

Thx.,
JW
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Just Wonderful+Feb 23 2008, 04:17 AM)

It was nice to come across others here who are as interested in this topic as I am, but can someone give me the basics of this Heim theory you all are discussing ...

I am very familiar with Tajmar & deMatos gravitomagnetic theory, reports, and experiments; but I was wondering how you guys were making the connection with that and Heim....since I am totally unfarmiliar with Heim, not having come across any of his stuff in pier reviewed journals.

Thx.,
JW
Do you know heIm, droescher HAUSER THERORY WELL ENOUGHT TO TELL ME IF SPINNING MAGNETARS AND NEUTRONS STARTS, BLACK HOLES TEC WITH HUGE MAGNETIC FIELDS WILL BE ACCLERATED BY THE GRAVITOMAGNETIC EFFECTS, EVEN IF THERE IS NO SUPERCONDUCTING RING IN THAT SYSTEM?
Just Wonderful
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 23 2008, 03:36 PM)
Do you know heIm, droescher HAUSER THERORY WELL ENOUGHT TO TELL ME IF SPINNING MAGNETARS AND NEUTRONS STARTS, BLACK HOLES TEC WITH HUGE MAGNETIC FIELDS WILL BE ACCLERATED BY THE GRAVITOMAGNETIC EFFECTS, EVEN IF THERE IS NO SUPERCONDUCTING RING IN THAT SYSTEM?

Er; .... nooo. unsure.gif

apparently you misunderstood what I was asking.

I said I was UNFAMILIAR with Heim and asked if someone could explain his ideas ....and how they are supposedly related to the gravitomagnetism of (Tajmar and deMatos) rotating superconductors.

JW
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Just Wonderful+Feb 23 2008, 08:38 PM)
Er; .... nooo. unsure.gif

apparently you misunderstood what I was asking.

I said I was UNFAMILIAR with Heim and asked if someone could explain his ideas ....and how they are supposedly related to the gravitomagnetism of (Tajmar and deMatos) rotating superconductors.

JW
I meant the rest of the people in this group..Good Elf, laidback, hdeasy etc.
djolds1
QUOTE (Just Wonderful+Feb 23 2008, 04:17 AM)

It was nice to come across others here who are as interested in this topic as I am, but can someone give me the basics of this Heim theory you all are discussing ...

I am very familiar with Tajmar & deMatos gravitomagnetic theory, reports, and experiments; but I was wondering how you guys were making the connection with that and Heim....since I am totally unfarmiliar with Heim, not having come across any of his stuff in pier reviewed journals.

Thx.,
JW
OK... Where to start.

At the beginning, as always.

To start off, Heim Theory (currently EHT, Extended Heim Theory) must be considered somewhat left field. It was Burkhard Heim's private baby for several decades, since at least the '50s, making rare German language forays into academic presentation and release. As far as I know, there is only Heim's 1977 monograph and a 1976 presentation at MBB (now part of EADS) that are part of Heim's official record.

Why did Heim stay away from conventional academia? He lost his arms and most of his vision during a lab accident during WW2; ended up as a recluse. I've seen some references claiming that some of the premier minds of the day were impressed with his intellect and concepts, but don't have the cites. sad.gif

However, Heim was introduced to one Walter Droscher c.1980. At some point thereafter, the two begain working on Heim's ideas together. Droscher reworked Heim's original 6-dimensional model into an 8D model, which purportedly is able to account for all known forces and interactions, as well as predicting two additional forces. Droscher, in cooperation with Jochem Hauser, have been refining and publishing the Extended Theory via AIAA publications since at least 2002.

AIAA is the Professional Association of American Aerospace Engineers, so their work is not without skilled review, and one of their Heim papers did win the AIAA 2004 paper of the year award. This is not however review by the creme of the theoretical physics community.

Structurally, EHT is similar to Loop Quantum Gravity, working with minimal quanta of area instead of &*%$ing "strings." It predicts two additional forces, and claims the ability to predict the masses of fundamental particles from pure theory.

The two additional forces are variant gravitational forces, much weaker than normal gravity. "Quintessence" is a repulsive gravitational force that seems to match dark energy VERY closely. However, the timeline indicates that Heim predicted this force by the mid '60s at latest, at least 5 years before universal expansion was observed. The second gravity-cousin is the gravito-photon force. EHT provides mathematical models that allow for the transformation of photons into attractive and/or repulsive gravitational particles, gravitophotons. It is the gravitophoton that is purported to allow the manipulation of gravity, and which provides the direct link to Tajmar's work.

There is also the particle mass claim. This claim is disputed, as the particle predictions appear to predict several particles that have already been ruled out by accelerator experimentation. However, this area of the theory appears to be among the least well developed, so the criticism may be premature. It is possible that the additional particles are excited states of normal particles, but that is and remains speculation.

Heim's original notes are quite disorganized and all in German, using a notation and terminology he invented on his own. The attempt to clean them up is ongoing, and is apparently one of the reasons the particle mass part of the mathematics is so weak at present. Also, Heim's work was incomplete, and a selector rule for this part of the theory remains unfinished.

John Reed, a contributor on this board, presented a strong criticism of this aspect of EHT some time ago. He claimed to have found that the particle mass values were inadvertently pre-inserted into the theory back in the '70s. However, after careful re-review, Mr. Reed withdrew this critique, stating that the '70s era mathematics were not inserted into the newer work as he had previously thought. Per Mr. Reed's findings reported on this board, the particle mass predictions range from tolerable to good agreement with those verified by accelerator.

Droscher's & Hauser's papers mostly concern a possible method of harnessing the gravitophoton effect to productive end. Essentially, a reactionless propulsion system. In nature this is merely a variant on Tajmar's reported findings, with the artificial gravitational field directed along a different vector.

Until 2006, they were also reporting on a more radical claim, that the EHT physics potentially allow for FTL travel. However, at that time they thought that the technical requirements for even the STL (Slower Than Light) reactionless method would require truly gargantuan magnetic field strengths. 20+ Tesla for the most basic STL experiment, 80+ for the FTL. Since even the most minuscule laboratory verification would come nowhere near to real world application, the more extreme claims to gin up interest were probably justified.

After Tajmar's announcement in 2006 however, Droscher & Hauser went back and took another look. They found that EHT gave good predictive agreement with the results Tajmar had reported. The Tajmar experiment and the proposed STL lab bench demonstrator were moderately similar, albeit that the gravitational fields produced were directed along different vectors. And each set of revised results from Tajmar is reported to have brought Tajmar's observed results and the EHT predictions into closer and closer agreement.

Tajmar's method also suggested a new method for producing gravitophotons with technical requirements orders of magnitude below that previously assumed. Since then, FTL claims have disappeared and papers have become far more conservative. The wise move if your 'outside the theoretical mainstream' theory now stands a decent chance of validation. An initial failure based on tremendous claims would be a fast way to be written off as Pons-Fleischman cranks. They are now in baby-steps mode.

Their work has been supported by the Institut fur Grenzgebiete Wissenschaft, which according to an Austrian friend of mine is the Austrian version of NACA, the immediate ancestor of NASA. As with the AIAA, this is an indirect indicator of skilled but not high-prestige scientific review.

Per private communication w/Hauser, Tajmar has many more results than those he has released. The released results being those best verified to the most anal retentive degree. Per public releases, Hauser and Tajmar have been in close contact for at least the last year.

EHT's ability to predict the Tajmar results to good agreement is a suggestive and encouraging critique of the potential correctness of EHT, but far from validation. Likewise, the continued ability to predict particle masses from pure theory, even if possibly flawed in part, is suggestive and encouraging, but not conclusive.

A comprehensive review paper was due out late last year, but has yet to be released. I for one am quite happy with and respectful of the highly conservative go-slow approach Droscher and Hauser are taking.

Duane J. Oldsen
djolds1
QUOTE (Just Wonderful+Feb 23 2008, 08:38 PM)
Er; .... nooo. unsure.gif

apparently you misunderstood what I was asking.

I said I was UNFAMILIAR with Heim and asked if someone could explain his ideas ....and how they are supposedly related to the gravitomagnetism of (Tajmar and deMatos) rotating superconductors.

JW

Oh, waitaminute...

I gave an historical overview, not a description of the Theory. Sorry.

EHT merges relativity and quantum theory, with an emphasis toward the relativity/ geometry side of the equation. Unlike GR, reality is not envisioned as a geometric construct through which "real" matter moves. All of existence is geometry, or spacetime. In the Heim concept, The size of the basic quanta of area (planck length squared, called "Metrons" by Heim) has varied over time. At one point they became small enough that matter essentially "popped" into existence. A "big burp" throughout the universe, not a "big bang" from a central singularity. As in LQG, matter, energy, time, all are composed of fundamental quanta that can be designated in units of length.

EHT is composed of eight dimensions, the four of human experience, and an additional four that can be thought of as "bookkeeping" dimensions. Burkhard Heim had initially limited this to 6D, and EHT provides for an absolute maximum of 12D, but according to Droscher & Hauser, 8D is all that is necessary to describe the unification of GR and QM. These eight dimensions are organized into four subspaces, R^3, T^1, S^2, and I^2. R^3 is "real" physical space, T^1 is time, S^2 are "organization coordinates," and I^2 is "information coordinates." It is the 'mixing' of subspace values that results in "real" particles, interactions, and forces.

This is an excellent overview:

http://tinyurl.com/2mtb34

An English-language PDF of one of their 2006 papers. Covers the older concepts while just touching on Tajmar.

S^2 is composed of D5 and D6. D5 is described as the entelechial coordinate, "a measure of the quality of time varying organizational structure (inverse or dual to entropy)." D6 is "the aeonic dimension... that is interpreted as a steering coordinate toward a dynamically stable state."

I^2 denotes "information coordinates:" "Entropy is directly connected to probability, which in turn is related to information. Therefore, two additional coordinates... are needed, which are complementary to the organizational coordinates, to reflect this behavior of Nature, termed information coordinates that are describing information waves."

The "mixing rules" are called "hermetry forms," another of Heim's personal neologisms combining geometry and hermeneutics. Either S^2 or I^2 must be present in a form for it to have any meaning. The additional dimensions direct action in "real space" by a double transformation. Information on the state of "real space" is transferred to the "bookkeeping dimensions" where mathematical processes are executed to determine what will happen in the next instant. This information is then transmitted back to "real space." I don't specifically recall how deterministic this is, but IIRC uncertainty is preserved.

Per memory, the FTL mechanism is purported to work as follows. A variant of the reactionless STL unit is used to create repulsive gravitophotons. These repulsive gravitophotons interact with the mass of the engine or vessel to lower its gravitational constant. This is forbidden in the normal physical universe, but the effect is real, and therefore a paradox exists. The paradox is resolved by "kicking" the mechanism into a "parallel space" (read: hyperspace) where the local speed of light (c' ; c-prime) is nc, with n= an integer. Thus c' can = 2c, 3c, 4c... etc, up to 1E66c. No fractional values however, due to quantization. If you were traveling at say 0.0001c when you turned on the hyperdrive, you're now traveling at 0.0001c'. No acceleration is felt, as you haven't "accelerated" per se. However, as "distance" in hyperspace vs realspace maps as 1:1, you're essentially traveling "n" times faster.

And since the STL mode allows constant acceleration, you can accelerate to a fair percentage of c relatively quickly and then turn on the hyperdrive. Values mentioned in the early papers were n=4000 and n=10,000. Values for the current "reference" STL engine (NOT the proposed lab bench unit) are 871 KiloNewtons thrust, 3150kg engine mass (not including power systems, structure, etc.).

Duane
yor_on
Liked it, the presentation i mean. Both the historical and the 'theoretical'.
It was short and concise. Good work.
djolds1
QUOTE (yor_on+Feb 24 2008, 11:58 AM)
Liked it, the presentation i mean. Both the historical and the 'theoretical'.
It was short and concise. Good work.
Thanks. smile.gif

Oh - three details I thought I'd included but apparently skipped.

1) Matter is not "solid," not "substance" in the metaphysical meaning. It is geometry, math, spacetime. A proton is a godawfully complex geometric construct, 1E40 fundamental planck surfaces, IIRC. The mathematical rules of the S^2 and I^2 subspaces control how that matter "evolves," as it were. This actually agrees well with various forms of spontaneous order observed in the physical universe, such as the logarithmic spiral. The spiral and various related forms of spontaneous order seem to pop out of nowhere. The mathematical direction of the bookkeeping dimensions addresses this nicely.

2) Quarks do not exist. The geometry of fundamental particles creates what you can think of as "mathematical resonances" within the particles. These are what we think of as quarks, but they are nothing more than mathematical ghosts. IOW there's no such thing as a naked quark.

3) It is possible that minute quantities of matter trapped in the 1E66 hyperspaces account for dark matter, just at the Quintessence gravitational force accounts for dark energy. In EHT, gravity switches from attractive to repulsive at a distance of 46 Megaparsecs.

Duane
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (djolds1+Feb 24 2008, 08:10 AM)
OK... Where to start.

At the beginning, as always.

To start off, Heim Theory (currently EHT, Extended Heim Theory) must be considered somewhat left field. It was Burkhard Heim's private baby for several decades, since at least the '50s, making rare German language forays into academic presentation and release.  As far as I know, there is only Heim's 1977 monograph and a 1976 presentation at MBB (now part of EADS) that are part of Heim's official record.

Why did Heim stay away from conventional academia? He lost his arms and most of his vision during a lab accident during WW2; ended up as a recluse. I've seen some references claiming that some of the premier minds of the day were impressed with his intellect and concepts, but don't have the cites. sad.gif

However, Heim was introduced to one Walter Droscher c.1980. At some point thereafter, the two began working on Heim's ideas together. Droscher reworked Heim's original 6-dimensional model into an 8D model, which purportedly is able to account for all known forces and interactions, as well as predicting two additional forces. Droscher, in cooperation with Jochem Hauser, have been refining and publishing the Extended Theory via AIAA publications since at least 2002.

AIAA is the Professional Association of American Aerospace Engineers, so their work is not without skilled review, and one of their Heim papers did win the AIAA 2004 paper of the year award. This is not however review by the creme of the theoretical physics community.

Structurally, EHT is similar to Loop Quantum Gravity, working with minimal quanta of area instead of &*%$ing "strings." It predicts two additional forces, and claims the ability to predict the masses of fundamental particles from pure theory.

The two additional forces are variant gravitational forces, much weaker than normal gravity. "Quintessence" is a repulsive gravitational force that seems to match dark energy VERY closely. However, the timeline indicates that Heim predicted this force by the mid '60s at latest, at least 5 years before universal expansion was observed. The second gravity-cousin is the gravito-photon force. EHT provides mathematical models that allow for the transformation of photons into attractive and/or repulsive gravitational particles, gravitophotons. It is the gravitophoton that is purported to allow the manipulation of gravity, and which provides the direct link to Tajmar's work.

There is also the particle mass claim. This claim is disputed, as the particle predictions appear to predict several particles that have already been ruled out by accelerator experimentation. However, this area of the theory appears to be among the least well developed, so the criticism may be premature. It is possible that the additional particles are excited states of normal particles, but that is and remains speculation.

Heim's original notes are quite disorganized and all in German, using a notation and terminology he invented on his own. The attempt to clean them up is ongoing, and is apparently one of the reasons the particle mass part of the mathematics is so weak at present. Also, Heim's work was incomplete, and a selector rule for this part of the theory remains unfinished.

John Reed, a contributor on this board, presented a strong criticism of this aspect of EHT some time ago. He claimed to have found that the particle mass values were inadvertently pre-inserted into the theory back in the '70s. However, after careful re-review, Mr. Reed withdrew this critique, stating that the '70s era mathematics were not inserted into the newer work as he had previously thought. Per Mr. Reed's findings reported on this board, the particle mass predictions range from tolerable to good agreement with those verified by accelerator.

Droscher's & Hauser's papers mostly concern a possible method of harnessing the gravitophoton effect to productive end. Essentially, a reactionless propulsion system. In nature this is merely a variant on Tajmar's reported findings, with the artificial gravitational field directed along a different vector.

Until 2006, they were also reporting on a more radical claim, that the EHT physics potentially allow for FTL travel. However, at that time they thought that the technical requirements for even the STL (Slower Than Light) reactionless method would require truly gargantuan magnetic field strengths. 20+ Tesla for the most basic STL experiment, 80+ for the FTL. Since even the most minuscule laboratory verification would come nowhere near to real world application, the more extreme claims to gin up interest were probably justified.

After Tajmar's announcement in 2006 however, Droscher & Hauser went back and took another look. They found that EHT gave good predictive agreement with the results Tajmar had reported. The Tajmar experiment and the proposed STL lab bench demonstrator were moderately similar, albeit that the gravitational fields produced were directed along different vectors. And each set of revised results from Tajmar is reported to have brought Tajmar's observed results and the EHT predictions into closer and closer agreement.

Tajmar's method also suggested a new method for producing gravitophotons with technical requirements orders of magnitude below that previously assumed. Since then, FTL claims have disappeared and papers have become far more conservative. The wise move if your 'outside the theoretical mainstream' theory now stands a decent chance of validation. An initial failure based on tremendous claims would be a fast way to be written off as Pons-Fleischman cranks. They are now in baby-steps mode.

Their work has been supported by the Institut fur Grenzgebiete Wissenschaft, which according to an Austrian friend of mine is the Austrian version of NACA, the immediate ancestor of NASA. As with the AIAA, this is an indirect indicator of skilled but not high-prestige scientific review.

Per private communication w/Hauser, Tajmar has many more results than those he has released. The released results being those best verified to the most anal retentive degree. Per public releases, Hauser and Tajmar have been in close contact for at least the last year.

EHT's ability to predict the Tajmar results to good agreement is a suggestive and encouraging critique of the potential correctness of EHT, but far from validation. Likewise, the continued ability to predict particle masses from pure theory, even if possibly flawed in part, is suggestive and encouraging, but not conclusive.

A comprehensive review paper was due out late last year, but has yet to be released. I for one am quite happy with and respectful of the highly conservative go-slow approach Droscher and Hauser are taking.

Duane J. Oldsen

Have you heard of magnetars? They are the most magnetic objects in the Universe. They are rapidly spinning neutron stars with magnetic fields measured in millions of teslas. I say its possible thay might be exhibiting Hauser-drosher type effects that modify their trajectory. NASA, the ESA etc. should look for that phenomenon. I have mentioned this theory on the phys.org forum for a week now and nobody has commented on it. A very fast black hole has recently been observed speeding out of the galaxy on a rarely observed trajectory. It might be an object with a high magnetic field and a high rate of rotation and thus, accelerating as a result of gravitomagnetic forces.
djolds1
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 24 2008, 07:15 PM)
Have you heard of magnetars? They are the most magnetic objects in the Universe. They are rapidly spinning neutron stars with magnetic fields measured in millions of teslas. I say its possible thay might be exhibiting Hauser-drosher type effects that modify their trajectory. NASA, the ESA etc. should look for that phenomenon. I have mentioned this theory on the phys.org forum for a week now and nobody has commented on it. A very fast black hole has recently been observed speeding out of the galaxy on a rarely observed trajectory. It might be an object with a high magnetic field and a high rate of rotation and thus, accelerating as a result of gravitomagnetic forces.
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu..._Huntsville.pdf

Page 32

I think Droscher & Hauser are looking at refining EHT and shoring up its weak areas for now however. "Reach" proof implies greater claims that they seem reluctant to make at present. Seems to be 1-2 steps down the road. Personal opinion. I _think_ they see "GME 2" as their Michelson–Morley experiment. Line up the ducks, and make sure they're all mallards, before moving onto the public study of the precession of Mercury.

Again, personal WAG.

Duane
Just Wonderful
QUOTE (djolds1+Feb 24 2008, 08:10 AM)
OK... Where to start.

At the beginning, as always.

To start off, Heim Theory (currently EHT, Extended Heim Theory) must be considered somewhat left field. It was Burkhard Heim's private baby for several decades, since at least the '50s, making rare German language forays into academic presentation and release.  As far as I know, there is only Heim's 1977 monograph and a 1976 presentation at MBB (now part of EADS) that are part of Heim's official record.

Why did Heim stay away from conventional academia? He lost his arms and most of his vision during a lab accident during WW2; ended up as a recluse. I've seen some references claiming that some of the premier minds of the day were impressed with his intellect and concepts, but don't have the cites. sad.gif

However, Heim was introduced to one Walter Droscher c.1980. At some point thereafter, the two begain working on Heim's ideas together. Droscher reworked Heim's original 6-dimensional model into an 8D model, which purportedly is able to account for all known forces and interactions, as well as predicting two additional forces. Droscher, in cooperation with Jochem Hauser, have been refining and publishing the Extended Theory via AIAA publications since at least 2002.....

.......

Duane J. Oldsen

<br>Thanks, Duane, for taking the time to go to such lengths to give such a complete background on Heim and a theoretical description, (2nd post).

I understand now why I haven't come across Heim (or Drosher) in conventional journals, especially since it seems rather meta-physical and abstract, and certainly not traditional or mainstream physics. That makes it quite unpalatable for physicists.

On the other hand, Tajmar & deMatos have used standard physics equations (Maxwell's eqns./ with Proca extension) to actuallly derive some rather unusual results...namely, massive photons and massive gravitons within a superconductor; along with deriving the standard superconductive effects (London moment & Meissner effect) by introducing photon mass. This places their approach on very firm footing when they obtain definite empirical results.


From what I gather apparently the only intersection of the two approaches (Heim vs Tajmar) comes only in that both predict spin-1 massive gravitons (graviphotons); other than that I see no similarities.

Tajmar/ deMatos predict photon mass within the superconductor to be on the order of 10^-35 kg. (~1/1000th the electron mass)

....In 'ordinary matter' the photon mass is predicted to be the same as in a vacuum, close to zero; (upper limit... 10^-69 kg as per HUP).

....the graviton mass is predicted to be 10^-55 kg. within the condensate of the superconductor.

What does Heim predict for each of these values?? unsure.gif

JW
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (djolds1+Feb 24 2008, 09:40 PM)
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu..._Huntsville.pdf

Page 32

I think Droscher & Hauser are looking at refining EHT and shoring up its weak areas for now however. "Reach" proof implies greater claims that they seem reluctant to make at present. Seems to be 1-2 steps down the road. Personal opinion. I _think_ they see "GME 2" as their Michelson–Morley experiment. Line up the ducks, and make sure they're all mallards, before moving onto the public study of the precession of Mercury.

Again, personal WAG.

Duane
I do not undertsand everyhting you are telling me what does WAG mean, and GM2
djolds1
QUOTE (Just Wonderful+Feb 25 2008, 02:48 AM)

Thanks, Duane, for taking the time to go to such lengths to give such a complete background on Heim and a theoretical description, (2nd post).

I understand now why I haven't come across Heim (or Drosher) in conventional journals, especially since it seems rather meta-physical and abstract, and certainly not traditional or mainstream physics. That makes it quite unpalatable for physicists.

On the other hand, Tajmar & deMatos have used standard physics equations (Maxwell's eqns./ with Proca extension) to actuallly derive some rather unusual results...namely, massive photons and massive gravitons within a superconductor; along with deriving the standard superconductive effects (London moment & Meissner effect) by introducing photon mass. This places their approach on very firm footing when they obtain definite empirical results.


From what I gather apparently the only intersection of the two approaches (Heim vs Tajmar) comes only in that both predict spin-1 massive gravitons (graviphotons); other than that I see no similarities.

Tajmar/ deMatos predict photon mass within the superconductor to be on the order of 10^-35 kg. (~1/1000th the electron mass)

....In 'ordinary matter' the photon mass is predicted to be the same as in a vacuum, close to zero; (upper limit... 10^-69 kg as per HUP).

....the graviton mass is predicted to be 10^-55 kg. within the condensate of the superconductor.

What does Heim predict for each of these values?? unsure.gif

JW
Well, my analysis and understanding is rather abstract & metaphysical. I'm far from an expert, and have not attempted to penetrate the tensor mathematics. There are easier ways for me to engage in masochistic self-torture. smile.gif I've primarily looked at surface dynamics, comparing them to the general dynamics of other GUT-candidate approaches.

To my understanding, gravito-photons are _not_ the same as conventional spin-1 graviphotons. Similar words, very different meanings. The linkage of Heim to Tajmar is that EHT correctly predicts the magnitude of the observed Tajmar gravito-magnetic field, which was IIRC 30 orders of magnitude higher than GR said it should be. EHT also correctly predicts the vector of the observed artificial gravitational field generated by the Tajmar device.

And the ability to predict particle masses from pure theory, even if incomplete and partially flawed, deserves some attention.

I don't recall exact value comparisons of EHT vs the conventional Tajmar math, but any of the EHT papers since Aug 2006 may touch on it.

Duane
djolds1
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 25 2008, 03:25 AM)
I do not undertsand everyhting you are telling me what does WAG mean, and GM2

Sorry.

WAG = Wild Assed Guess. Pure personal speculation.

GME2 = Droscher & Hauser's shorthand for their proposed lab bench experiment. A very small & low-acceleration version of the notional STL engine. IIRC they estimate an acceleration of 1 milli-gee. GME1 is their shorthand for the existing Tajmar experiment. GME means Gravito-Magnetic Experiment. I was presuming a nominal familiarity with some of the AIAA papers.

Duane
DEK46656
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 24 2008, 03:15 PM)
Have you heard of magnetars? They are the most magnetic objects in the Universe. They are rapidly spinning neutron stars with magnetic fields measured in millions of teslas. I say its possible thay might be exhibiting Hauser-drosher type effects that modify their trajectory. NASA, the ESA etc. should look for that phenomenon. I have mentioned this theory on the phys.org forum for a week now and nobody has commented on it. A very fast black hole has recently been observed speeding out of the galaxy on a rarely observed trajectory. It might be an object with a high magnetic field and a high rate of rotation and thus, accelerating as a result of gravitomagnetic forces.

<i>I was going to post this over on the "magnetic propulsion system" topic, but thought it might be better here, since its on EHT and the gravito-photon experiment.

I've seen you ask this question a few times about the magnetar; I am no where near the level of knowledge (in physics, or EHT) to provide an answer derived from logic or math. However... wink.gif

I believe that physicist have been experimenting with magnetic gyro's for years hoping to come up with something and nothing has happened. I believe that the magnetars (and similar objects) would probably fall into that category. With EHT the experiment has a strong fixed magnetic field and a spinning (superconducting) mass so that the mass is passing through the field as opposed to producing it, or running "in parallel" with it.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (DEK46656+Feb 26 2008, 04:01 AM)
I was going to post this over on the "magnetic propulsion system" topic, but thought it might be better here, since its on EHT and the gravito-photon experiment.

I've seen you ask this question a few times about the magnetar; I am no where near the level of knowledge (in physics, or EHT) to provide an answer derived from logic or math.  However... wink.gif

I believe that physicist have been experimenting with magnetic gyro's for years hoping to come up with something and nothing has happened.  I believe that the magnetars (and similar objects) would probably fall into that category.  With EHT the experiment has a strong fixed magnetic field and a spinning (superconducting) mass so that the mass is passing through the field as opposed to producing it, or running "in parallel" with it.

Th extremely high magnetic fields of magnetar's might affect dust and gas orbiting them as the magnetic field passes through it. That effect might be observable. Neutron stars have focused magnetic fields that sweep through surrounding gas and dust clouds as the star rotates.
hdeasy
@Djolds: Nice summaries and overviews that you gave here. Let's hope that EarthTech has some news soon on the replication of Tajmar's experiment. I haven't had much time to check up on their progress, but I presume they need a few weeks to months - a short time in science.
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 4 2008, 06:19 PM)
@Djolds: Nice summaries and overviews that you gave here. Let's hope that EarthTech has some news soon on the replication of Tajmar's experiment. I haven't had much time  to check up on their progress, but I presume they need a few weeks to months - a short time in science.

Thanks for the kind words. wink.gif

Agreed about patience being a virtue. A few months or even quarters really isn't so long. Not that patience is one of my virtues. biggrin.gif

Duane
djolds1
Possible relevance to Quantum Gravity theories?

Popular source, I know, but an arxiv paper is referenced.

http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn13...spacecraft.html
hdeasy
QUOTE (djolds1+Mar 5 2008, 11:19 AM)
Possible relevance to Quantum Gravity theories?

Popular source, I know, but an arxiv paper is referenced.

http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn13...spacecraft.html

Yes - I saw a brief report of that recently. But thanks for the link - it has more info than before. It is suggestive of a link to the Tajmar effect:. E.g. the size is a bit less that 0.0001 of that produced by normal gravity - and Tajmar's effect is about 0.0001 times Earth gravity. Also notable is that the effect only occurs for certain orientations - for Tajmar it is clockwise or anti-clockwise - i.e. with or against the Earth's spin, and this latest effect depends on a deviation from symmetry of the orbit. Maybe the orbital effect is linked to the magnetic field of the Earth's iron core - a huge rotating magnet. If this were true, it would be interesting to see if there was an effect around a body without a magnetic field - e.g. the Moon: And there may be enough data from Moon fly-bys to test that...

Finally, the asymmetry: could that be linked to the fact that one needs an accelerating disk or ring for the Tajmar effect? Different incoming and outgoing angles imply a relative acceleration away from a symmetric orbit. If this did all pan out it would also imply that the fermionic form of the effect is in question: or does it? But the Heim fermionic effect normally needs a very strong field - while the Earth's magnetic field is weak. But the weakness of the field might be compensated by the much longer trajectory (thousands of km) and the high velocity (several km / sec). Hmmm... makes you wonder... (stairway to Heaven - appropriate wink.gif )
makuabob
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 4 2008, 01:19 PM)
@Djolds: Nice summaries and overviews that you gave here. Let's hope that EarthTech has some news soon on the replication of Tajmar's experiment. I haven't had much time  to check up on their progress, but I presume they need a few weeks to months - a short time in science.

<br>Yes! What hdeasy said! Splendid overview; thanks for taking the time to pull it all together.
djolds1
QUOTE (makuabob+Mar 6 2008, 01:11 AM)

Yes! What hdeasy said! Splendid overview; thanks for taking the time to pull it all together.

My pleasure. smile.gif

Thank you.

Thinking about it, Heim Theory/EHT sort of falls mid way between hypothesis and theory at this point. Its fairly well worked out at the ground-floor mathematical/ conceptual level, but still has some weaknesses. Typically, such a concept would still be in the hypothesis stage, being worked on quietly by an initial small team of interested theorists. I understand why Droscher & Hauser released it c.2002 or so. To see if they could drum up some interest and input from other competent parties. Since they were assuming the fermionic mechanism, experimental proof seemed a way off and getting input from and contributing to the Loop Quantum Gravity approach was probably wise.

Then Tajmar's results throw a massive spanner into the works. You've got the very real possibility of experimental verification, but some of the necessary ground-floor variables (such as the selector rule for fundamental particle masses) are still in the notional/ exploratory stage.

Duane
Just Wonderful
QUOTE (djolds1+Mar 5 2008, 11:19 AM)
Possible relevance to Quantum Gravity theories?

Popular source, I know, but an arxiv paper is referenced.

http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn13...spacecraft.html

Thanks djold1; very interesting and it has material that is pertinent in other areas I am studying. cool.gif Especially interesting is the angle of ingress and egress appears to be important for anamolous acceleration.

I find particularly interesting the fact that there are diurnal and annual terms in the doppler signals from Pioneer.

See the original report by Andeson here: http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/astro-ph/pdf/0608/0608087v2.pdf

However, I don't see the formula which supposedly shows the dependence upon inclination to the equator . I didn't read it too thoroughly, however.
How can a link to equatorial inclination in the trajectory lead one to conclude the anomalous acceleration is somehow related to rotation of the planet.?? unsure.gif

Standard Gravitomagnetism is predicted to be far to small; so where is the link to rotation by Anderson? I guess, like most of us, he is entertaining the idea of a new mechanism with greater GM effect (than GR predicts)..

However, WHERE IS THE FORMULA he came up with??? Dang it.
Anyone?

JW
hdeasy
By the way - I heard from a very reliable source that phase 1 of an American aerospace group's study on financing a Tajmar replication was positive and mentioned the EHT extension to a vertical thrust. So there is hope that GME2 may get some funding soon. And it's good that EHT is again mentioned as one of the most promising explanations of the Tajmar effect.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 15 2008, 10:01 PM)
By the way - I heard from a very reliable source that phase 1 of an American aerospace group's study on financing a Tajmar replication was positive and mentioned the EHT extension to a vertical thrust. So there is hope that GME2 may get some funding soon. And it's good that EHT is again mentioned as one of the most promising explanations of the Tajmar effect.

Very interesting. It looks like I found two people to review my laser physics project. One is for sure. I'm putting together a business plan summary for a venture capitalist. I sent the patent office a patent application on my stuff that sticks to oral mucosa and wet vaginal mucosa and to subcutaneous membranes. It also sticks to soft wet rubber. interesting material. I put pictures of it into the patent.
I wrote 20 pages in my patent notebook today. Including something I think will be the invention of the century. A mega-terabit memory and logic array.
It might be bigger than that.
Inflaton
Just a quick question ( i'm not that familiar with heim theory). If you travel at 10% the speed of light in this otherspace described by extended heim theory relative to the new speed of light and travel at 10% in our dimension, do both travellers experience the same time dilation? (assuming they travel the same distance)

My initial thoughts were yes they'd experience the same dilation, looking at the equation for time dilation and considering the factor (v/c) would be the same.
djolds1
QUOTE (Inflaton+Mar 17 2008, 06:07 PM)
Just a quick question ( i'm not that familiar with heim theory). If you travel at 10% the speed of light in this otherspace described by extended heim theory relative to the new speed of light and travel at 10% in our dimension, do both travellers experience the same time dilation? (assuming they travel the same distance)

My initial thoughts were yes they'd experience the same dilation, looking at the equation for time dilation and considering the factor (v/c) would be the same.
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...004-3700-a4.pdf

Transformations are on page 18.

Figures for the early high-Tesla fermionic concept on page 17.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Inflaton+Mar 17 2008, 06:07 PM)
Just a quick question ( i'm not that familiar with heim theory). If you travel at 10% the speed of light in this otherspace described by extended heim theory relative to the new speed of light and travel at 10% in our dimension, do both travellers experience the same time dilation? (assuming they travel the same distance)

My initial thoughts were yes they'd experience the same dilation, looking at the equation for time dilation and considering the factor (v/c) would be the same.
was Percy bridgeman the scientist who made his own equipment and discovered the artificial diamond process and practically invented the whole science of high pressure materials?
djolds1
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 15 2008, 10:01 PM)
By the way - I heard from a very reliable source that phase 1 of an American aerospace group's study on financing a Tajmar replication was positive and mentioned the EHT extension to a vertical thrust. So there is hope that GME2 may get some funding soon. And it's good that EHT is again mentioned as one of the most promising explanations of the Tajmar effect.
I don't believe I skimmed this entry so badly.

The Tajmar device has given results that indicate the GME2 vertical thrust effect?

DAMN!

Duane
1-Curioso
Yes,
Hdeasy please explain. I'm just a fly on the wall but this is very exciting. What you are saying that funding was approved to attempt extending to vertical thrust. Not that vertical thrust was found and further funding approved. Correct? Thank you.
djolds1
http://www.talk-polywell.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=434

http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArt...cleID=206904213

Possible Room temperature superconductor.

IIRC, the Heim interpretation of the Tajmar effect relies on a superconductor theory that requires that all superconductors be supercooled. Something about forcing cooper pair formation. I'm unsure whether this violates that or not. The article seems to imply that high pressure is an alternate route for the same superconductive mechanism.
Zarabtul
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 5 2008, 12:36 PM)
Yes - I saw a brief report of that recently. But thanks for the link - it has more info than before. It is suggestive of a link to the Tajmar effect:. E.g. the size is a bit less that 0.0001 of that produced by normal gravity - and Tajmar's effect is about 0.0001 times Earth gravity. Also notable is that the effect only occurs for certain orientations - for Tajmar it is clockwise or anti-clockwise - i.e. with or against the Earth's spin, and this latest effect depends on a deviation from symmetry of the orbit. Maybe the orbital effect is linked to the magnetic field of the Earth's iron core - a huge rotating magnet. If this were true, it would be interesting to see if there was an effect around a body without a magnetic field - e.g. the Moon: And there may be enough data from Moon fly-bys to test that...

Finally, the asymmetry: could that be linked to the fact that one needs an accelerating disk or ring for the Tajmar effect? Different incoming and outgoing angles imply a relative acceleration away from a symmetric orbit. If this did all pan out it would also imply that the fermionic form of the effect is in question: or does it? But the Heim fermionic effect normally needs a very strong field - while the Earth's magnetic field is weak. But the weakness of the field might be compensated by the much longer trajectory (thousands of km) and the high velocity (several km / sec). Hmmm... makes you wonder... (stairway to Heaven - appropriate wink.gif )
You could use frequencies to understand this pulling sensation. It would work on anything that had some form of mass and once you broadcast something then you're able to see the relationship it has with the mass of whatever object you may be looking at. By understanding that there is a capactance on one side and an inductance on the other it does help to point out that it's very feasible to understand that there is a simple gravitational mechanism that is known by few who understand low-frequency physics which is a very select handful of people. They stopped teaching it at my school after my class graduated. This helps immensly in understanding the variables in say satellite communications and keeping tabs on where things will go. The earth has it's gravitational pull though there are many others that cause things to float out of their proper orbit patterns out there. Most often this is caused by sun flares so they say though there are many other reasons as well to explain the gravitational waves of the universe.
Zarabtul
QUOTE (DEK46656+Dec 22 2007, 12:04 AM)
Help me out here; which skit?


Would you (or someone else) care to take on the "spiral galaxy arms" issue? This is one of observations used to infer dark matter.
In 2001, Wilson, Yang, and Gerald Cecil, of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, noted that the two jets are tipped 30 degrees with respect to the galaxy disk. But if one could vertically project the jets onto the disk, they would line up almost perfectly with the anomalous arms. Figuring that this alignment was not strictly a matter of chance, Wilson, Yang, and Cecil proposed that the jets heat the gas in their line of travel, forming an expanding cocoon. Because the jets lie close to M106's disk, the cocoon heats gas in the disk and generates shock waves, heating the gas to millions of degrees and causing it to radiate brightly in X-rays and other wavelengths.

To test this idea, Yang and his colleagues looked at archival spectral observations from XMM-Newton. With XMM-Newton's superb sensitivity, the team could measure the gas temperature in the anomalous arms and also see how strongly X-rays from the gas are absorbed en route by intervening material.

"One of the predictions of this scenario is that the anomalous arms will gradually be pushed out of the galactic disk plane by jet-heated gas," says Yang. The XMM-Newton spectra show that X-rays are more strongly absorbed in the direction of the northwest arm than in the southeast arm. The results strongly suggest that the southeast arm is partly on the near side of M106's disk, and the northwest arm is partly on the far side.

I pulled this little extract from a paper recently published here.

It seems to explain that the heating of the so called extra arms which are just heated gas from the actual arms moving through the same area is all from this exact phenomenon. Basically, as mass travels through space it leaves a tail in many cases of some form of energy and this seems to be the byproduct of these spinning arms and so therefore should be looked at as the actual thing that makes the black hole not the stuff the black hole is spitting out. You must use a huge amount of mass and spin it at a perfect rate for the frequency of the area to produce a black hole that will cause a pulling sensation. This has been studied intensly and is a very understood phenomenon.

QUOTE
At least 25 years ago,as a teenager,I happened to read on a book I don't remember the title of now,of a sensational attendance of Burkhard Heim,called in the text"The blinded scientist of Goettingen",at the International Astronautical Congress held in Stuttgart on September 1952.During that meeting,arousing general interest,Heim expounded his theory on the effect or the principle by himself defined"contrabary"that would show itself owing to a right combination among superconductors,ultrahigh density currents and extremely powerful magnetic fields and the consequent possibility of a revolution in the field of space propulsion.Nevertheless his memoir to the highest mathematical level was stuffed by so many abstruse terms and so complex mathematical formulae that the international press and the public withdrew horrified from it and on the contrary preferred to concentrate their attention on the curious little model of a spacecraft produced by the physicist himself and that journalists,unavoidably but perhaps ironically too,called"Heim's egg"because of its ellipsoidal shape...

I wouldn't like to seem exceedingly naive,but now I wonder and I ask you:

a)Is it really believable that international observers,and mainly the
U.S.government,hadn't since then verified the consistence of this theory?

b)Why don't we know yet anything official on this subject?

c)Why are the Droescher & Hauser's papers on Heim's theory produced as if they
were something totally new,when we know that it's not precisely so?

Greetings to everybody!

<br>On this subject it's classified and is being worked on now that the classifications have been lifted from 50 yrs. to 30 yrs. for the C.I.A. and 25 for the rest of the govt.
CuriousCat
This is directed to all and especially to JReed:

Would quantum E8 polytope calculations relating to exceptional Kac-Moody lie algebras provide an alternative means of predicting the mass values of Heim Theory Group's "Selected Examples" in Tables VI, Va, Vb and Vc? (see V.G. Kac, Infinite dimensional Lie algebras, Cambridge University Press (1990).) (see also Kac, Victor G. et al. Course notes for MIT 18.745: Introduction to Lie Algebras, (http://www-math.mit.edu/~lesha/745lec/)) (see also Garrett Lisi in "An Exceptionally Simple Theory Of Everything" (http://arxiv.org/pdf/0711.0770)).
djolds1
Two brief new papers. Posted to hpcc-space.de on 12 March 2008.

Brief mention of field propulsion
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...paceAmerica.pdf

Brief contribution to Tajmar by Hauser/Droscher
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...rmsAnalysis.pdf

Duane
djolds1
QUOTE (djolds1+Mar 22 2008, 07:32 PM)

Brief contribution to Tajmar by Hauser/Droscher
http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...rmsAnalysis.pdf

Duane
Quote from the paper about the Heim mechanism:

(you mentioned that EHT is based on superconducting, but this is not the case. We need a symmetry breaking mechanism in order to produce gravitophotons. We also get
different values for CW and CCW rotation, because of the two additional fields in EHT where one is axial and the other one polar).
TedRoosevelt
I realize I am likely off topic and I apologize for that but I can't help expressing here my deep sadness for the recent passing away occurred some days ago of the most competent,astonishing and keenest prophet of space era:Sir Arthur C.Clarke.I'll purposely leave out here his fundamental figure of"hard"sci-fi writer,successful screenwriter for"2001",Great Barrier Reef underwater explorer,brilliant popular science writer,visionary forerunner of satellite communications from geosynchronous orbits and so on to emphasize on the contrary his great competence as regards Astronautics.
With reference to this subject,we have to say that Clarke has been in a way a pioneer in the fascinating propellantless propulsion field.He was convinced and expressed it in some of his spreading scientific essays but always comes out also in his most famous"hard"sci-fi novels that when man would know better Gravitation and the fine structure of Space-Time,he would likely succeed in discovering new propulsion systems other than fuelled rocket engines based on classical laws of motion,being able to act on each single atom constituting spacecraft and passengers altogether,so doing away with the effects of Inertia and the need of propellant as well.
In the seventeenth chapter of his book"The exploration of Space"published in London in 1952,bearing the title of"To the Stars",the famous Britsh scientist and writer believed that,taking for granted the Principle of Conservation of Energy and the need of a powerful and reliable external energy source,the idea of controlled artificial gravitational fields or just plain"Anti-gravity"weren't quite absurd after all.
And more than that,in his most remarkable essay entitled"Profiles of the Future-An inquiry into the limits of the possible",in the fifth chapter bearing the title of"Beyond Gravity"of this revised edition 1973,Clarke himself makes a very worrying,already by itself,forecast but that reading it today gives the creeps because he expressed himself literally as follows:"..The monsters standing at Cape Kennedy contain as much energy as the first atomic bomb in their fuel tanks and it is less reliably controlled.Sooner or later there is going to be a really nasty accident;we need a space drive urgently not only to explore the Solar System,but to protect the state of Florida.."Tragically prophetic!
When will Clarke's dream be able to happen?
Is this really the right time?
Zarabtul
The answers are there to your questions....


Many people don't see them. Like there being the forum owner in the U.S. winning Golf tournaments against Tiger Woods. Then again you'd have to know the name right. Great stuff but also we got a great Nano Research Facility in this town approved so that is great news we'll have a good working alliance with y'all across the pond.

That data is used very often in different ways. Some of which even being Nanotechnology funny enough. There are other applications as in understanding the HD and different things like that.
makuabob
HELLO !?!? . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


sure is quiet in here... must be passing through that unexplainably large cosmic void... something that is OK in Heim's chaotic universe,... but vexes Newtonian minds... Oh, well. Might as well go looking for Mara, Mistress of the Void... must be around somewhere... dry.gif
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (makuabob+Apr 3 2008, 08:50 PM)
HELLO !?!? . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


sure is quiet in here... must be passing through that unexplainably large cosmic void... something that is OK in Heim's chaotic universe,... but vexes Newtonian minds... Oh, well. Might as well go looking for Mara, Mistress of the Void... must be around somewhere... dry.gif
Mara the cosmic mental patient? The archetypal "mother of all" mental patients?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (TedRoosevelt+Mar 26 2008, 12:24 PM)
I realize I am likely off topic and I apologize for that but I can't help expressing here my deep sadness for the recent passing away occurred some days ago of the most competent,astonishing and keenest prophet of space era:Sir Arthur C.Clarke.I'll purposely leave out here his fundamental figure of"hard"sci-fi writer,successful screenwriter for"2001",Great Barrier Reef underwater explorer,brilliant popular science writer,visionary forerunner of satellite communications from geosynchronous orbits and so on to emphasize on the contrary his great competence as regards Astronautics.
With reference to this subject,we have to say that Clarke has been in a way a pioneer in the fascinating propellantless propulsion field.He was convinced and expressed it in some of his spreading scientific essays but always comes out also in his most famous"hard"sci-fi novels that when man would know better Gravitation and the fine structure of Space-Time,he would likely succeed in discovering new propulsion systems other than fuelled rocket engines based on classical laws of motion,being able to act on each single atom constituting spacecraft and passengers altogether,so doing away with the effects of Inertia and the need of propellant as well.
In the seventeenth chapter of his book"The exploration of Space"published in London in 1952,bearing the title of"To the Stars",the famous Britsh scientist and writer believed that,taking for granted the Principle of Conservation of Energy and the need of a powerful and reliable external energy source,the idea of controlled artificial gravitational fields or just plain"Anti-gravity"weren't quite absurd after all.
And more than that,in his most remarkable essay entitled"Profiles of the Future-An inquiry into the limits of the possible",in the fifth chapter bearing the title of"Beyond Gravity"of this revised edition 1973,Clarke himself makes a very worrying,already by itself,forecast but that reading it today gives the creeps because he expressed himself literally as follows:"..The monsters standing at Cape Kennedy contain as much energy as the first atomic bomb in their fuel tanks and it is less reliably controlled.Sooner or later there is going to be a really nasty accident;we need a space drive urgently not only to explore the Solar System,but to protect the state of Florida.."Tragically prophetic!
When will Clarke's dream be able to happen?
Is this really the right time?

I cant believe they contain 15 kilotons of TNT worth of energy. I have been working on a totally new form of propulsive power for launch vehicles. It will work until the rocket runs out of air at high altitidues. Anyone know where the atmosphere gets too thin to ram air into a jet engine?
DEK46656
QUOTE (makuabob+Apr 3 2008, 04:50 PM)
HELLO !?!? . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . HELLO !?!? . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    .    .        .      .


sure is quiet in here...

Yes, it sure is quiet in here. A couple of items to note...

I have not been getting my email notifications that there are new posts in this thread. Is anyone else having that "lack of notification" occur?

Waaay earlier in this thread, there was conversations about the fine structure constant (1/137). I just read a physorg article Graphene gazing gives glimpse of foundations of universe that was interesting and semi-related to this thread.

Isn't the fine structure constant part of the mass formula in EHT? If so, is there a chance that the number used in the formula is "off" by a little bit, and that by having a more accurate value may improve the results produced? I'm curious if the approach described in the article may provide a more accurate value, and that (in effect) would alter the results of the mass formula's.

Next question... does anyone have a status on the paper that the Heim group was going to be submitting soon?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (DEK46656+Apr 6 2008, 12:04 AM)
Yes, it sure is quiet in here. A couple of items to note...

I have not been getting my email notifications that there are new posts in this thread. Is anyone else having that "lack of notification" occur?

Waaay earlier in this thread, there was conversations about the fine structure constant (1/137). I just read a physorg article Graphene gazing gives glimpse of foundations of universe that was interesting and semi-related to this thread.

Isn't the fine structure constant part of the mass formula in EHT? If so, is there a chance that the number used in the formula is "off" by a little bit, and that by having a more accurate value may improve the results produced? I'm curious if the approach described in the article may provide a more accurate value, and that (in effect) would alter the results of the mass formula's.

Next question... does anyone have a status on the paper that the Heim group was going to be submitting soon?
Maybe it's quiet in here on purpose.

The fine structure constant is interesting. Something they did not mention in the article was that it also defines the strength of the nuclear force in relation to the electrostatic force. The nuclear force; attraction between quarks and nucleons is approximately 137 times bigger than the force holding electrons to atoms.
Olaf
QUOTE (DEK46656+Apr 6 2008, 12:04 AM)
Isn't the fine structure constant part of the mass formula in EHT?  If so, is there a chance that the number used in the formula is "off" by a little bit, and that by having a more accurate value may improve the results produced? 

Yes, of course the fine structure constant is part of a mass formula.

Burkhard Heim intensively worked on the improvement of the geometrical derivation in R6 of the fine structure constant as it is included in the Unified mass formula of elementary particles (1982, pascal, c, excel).

Between the 1982 and the 1989 version are slightly differences. As Mr Gruener told me, Burkhard Heim supposed a small distortion of the electromagnetic fields of the electron and the proton so that they are not exactly spherical. This has to be reflected by the mathematical description.

I suppose that the fine structure constant will contribute a linear scaling to the mass values.
Inflaton
Quick query again. I've read over heim's paper again and just want someone to tell me if the speed defined in the transition to parallel space is 1% of the new speed of light in parallel space. He gave an example of a speed increase of 330c when the transition is made and said earlier the example predicts a final speed of 0.01c with 1g acceleration.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Inflaton+Apr 6 2008, 07:44 PM)
Quick query again. I've read over heim's paper again and just want someone to tell me if the speed defined in the transition to parallel space is 1% of the new speed of light in parallel space. He gave an example of a speed increase of 330c when the transition is made and said earlier the example predicts a final speed of 0.01c with 1g acceleration.
Very exciting concept. Warp speed ahead!
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Inflaton+Apr 6 2008, 07:44 PM)
Quick query again. I've read over heim's paper again and just want someone to tell me if the speed defined in the transition to parallel space is 1% of the new speed of light in parallel space. He gave an example of a speed increase of 330c when the transition is made and said earlier the example predicts a final speed of 0.01c with 1g acceleration.
I discovered a new form of carbon in my laboratory! The story is on my website

http://vuvlox.tripod.com

It's a rubbery substance that is composed of 100% carbon nanotubes. It's entirely black and as far as I know nobody in the world has reported such a substance before. What's your opinion?
Inflaton
'It's a rubbery substance that is composed of 100% carbon nanotubes. It's entirely black and as far as I know nobody in the world has reported such a substance before. What's your opinion?'

'Very exciting concept. Warp speed ahead! '

Why are you mocking my question?
I just want to know if this is the right interpretation of what he said.
djolds1
QUOTE (Inflaton+Apr 6 2008, 07:44 PM)
Quick query again. I've read over heim's paper again and just want someone to tell me if the speed defined in the transition to parallel space is 1% of the new speed of light in parallel space. He gave an example of a speed increase of 330c when the transition is made and said earlier the example predicts a final speed of 0.01c with 1g acceleration.
To which specific paper are you referring? Link?

Duane
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Inflaton+Apr 6 2008, 09:07 PM)
'It's a rubbery substance that is composed of 100% carbon nanotubes. It's entirely black and as far as I know nobody in the world has reported such a substance before. What's your opinion?'

'Very exciting concept. Warp speed ahead! '

Why are you mocking my question?
I just want to know if this is the right interpretation of what he said.
Who is mocking whose concept?

Is somebody mocking my buckyrubber discovery? It is new form of carbon. I can show you pictures and supply samples if you pay me for them.

As far as "warp speed ahead" that was not amockery but a tribute to great concept! If it works it will change evrything forever.
DEK46656
QUOTE (Inflaton+Apr 6 2008, 03:44 PM)
Quick query again. I've read over heim's paper again and just want someone to tell me if the speed defined in the transition to parallel space is 1% of the new speed of light in parallel space. He gave an example of a speed increase of 330c when the transition is made and said earlier the example predicts a final speed of 0.01c with 1g acceleration.

Its been a while since I've read the papers, but I believe that this will help. The reference to .01C and 1G acceleration was used as an example for inter-stellar flight. The paper noted that under 1G acceleration you would achieve .01C in ~ 34 days. At that point the transition to "parallel space" was initiated.

The relative speed of the craft would be determined by which parallel universe it went to based on the field effect in place at the time. With your reference of 330C, then the craft would be 33,000 * .01 = 330C relative to the local (can I say "normal") universe. That number (330C) seems high to me, but like I said above, its been a while since I've read the papers.

The paper described an approach where in the inter-stellar journey would be an acceleration up to that speed (~ 1 month), transition into the parallel universe and travel in it for a while (~ 1 month), then return to the normal universe and decelerate (again for ~ 1 month).

Now having just re-read your posting, I think your question (restated) is "does it take .01C to achieve transition to a parallel universe?" From what I read before it is not dependent on the speed of the craft as much as the field effect in place. The paper had 3 examples of using the propulsion system, 1 to the moon, 1 to mars, and the third interstellar (as I just outlined). The moon example did not use parallel space, but the one to mars did: it had a total 1 way trip time of 4 hours which include the transition into parallel space.

Hope this helps...
Inflaton
Thanks, that does help me a lot but even though the example given gives a speed of 330c when the transition is made what percentage of the 'new' speed of light in parallel space would that be?

I thought he meant 0.01 of the new c based on the earlier example he gave.

http://www.hpcc-space.de/publications/docu...004-3700-a4.pdf

Also, since i can't honestly say i understand this paper a great deal could anyone verify the max transition speed possible in parallel space.

Inflaton
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