reply to post by mnemeth1
Inconclusive. Yea, because the Earth is not big nor a black hole.
It was inconclusive if Mars had water in the 70s, despite obvious evidence. Today it is widely accepted that Mars does occasionally have active water
sites.
Science is based up repeated results, not one probe.
And I don't understand these websites you keep showing me which do not show what you are proving.
The fact remains that when one looks at a black hole, it ejects less matter than it absorbs.
How so?
because matter is entering at faster than the speed of light to our relativity, then getting stuck into the drag near the event horizon, where time
slows. Then exists less because it takes longer to come out, as time is slow.
Also, why would it matter when Galaxies first started showing up? Most of the universe was in full operation a few million years after the big
bang.
Why is altering time in different zones so implausible?
If so, how can lasers be used to make space time alterations today?
www.indiadaily.com...
The inability of you to explain the other images where distortions occur without any quasars or other stuff is still something I'm waiting on.
There's simply too much evidence against you and too little with you.
Why can't we hear the sun?
Why can't things slow down through this aether?
The fact is that time is not constant and goes at different rates. Your inability to accept this, and your inability to prove Aether, is really going
to let you down from credibility.
Maybe you can put it in better words, because you simply cannot have aether, and you simply cannot explain the time distortion of black holes.
Until you can explain how something can eject less than it takes in and not be growing, then altering time space is the only answer.
I really want to see the next 15 or so years, because they've got crap loads of things going up to prove this.
Why would these governments spend trillions if there's so little evidence for it?
[edit on 30-6-2009 by Gorman91]