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Originally posted by Red73Eng
If what OP is saying is true, than I don't understand why he cares about way how he publish the data in possesion?
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
reply to post by eriktheawful
I have read the data, it does not rule out the presence of a perturbing force, it rules certain types of objects as being the source for those perturbing forces. The author is one of the few who will even consider the possibility of an unseen perturber and has written extensively in support of the Planet X hypothesis.
It is possible that deceleration is caused by gravitational forces from unidentified sources such as the Kuiper belt or dark matter. However, this acceleration does not show up in the orbits of the outer planets, so any generic gravitational answer would need to violate the equivalence principle (see modified inertia below). Likewise, the anomaly does not appear in the orbits of Neptune's moons, challenging the possibility that the Pioneer anomaly may be an unconventional gravitational phenomenon based on range from the Sun
The Modified Newtonian dynamics or MOND hypothesis proposes that the force of gravity deviates from the traditional Newtonian value to a very different force law at very low accelerations on the order of 10−10 m/s2.[37] Given the low accelerations placed on the spacecraft while in the outer solar system, MOND may be in effect, modifying the normal gravitational equations. The Lunar Laser Ranging experiment combined with data of LAGEOS satellites refutes that simple gravity modification is the cause of the Pioneer anomaly.[38] The precession of the longitudes of perihelia of the solar planets[11] or the trajectories of long-period comets[39] have not been reported to experience an anomalous gravitational field toward the Sun of the magnitude capable of describing the Pioneer anomaly.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
This is some trippy stuff. I'd like to know where you got your information...
Originally posted by RueBakon
Sooo....If "it" is the reason for everything, what is the conclusion exactly?
There is a ton of "X" commentary to sift through on ATS.....Is what you're saying something that could compliment an existing thread on this subject?
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
reply to post by eriktheawful
Again, I apologize for not posting the quote since I get lost when there are more than two posts, so I'll respond in order of your comments.
1. Regarding gravity, while not confirming it's existence, there is reference to an "unidentified source" as a possible cause. Secondly they only rule out our own Sun as a source of the Pioneer Anomaly not any other source.
2. Regarding MOND (Modified Newtonian Gravity) they again dismiss our own Sun as a source of the anomaly but offer no other solution.
I think the biggest mistake NASA made was only sending Pioneer in that direction, to this day the area "behind the Sun" is virtually unknown.
Originally posted by Ghezuz
I am ready to follow you in this thread, but first I would like for you to show me any data, orbital changes or statistic demonstrating that the premise of your thread is correct.
The premise being that the earth's gravitational orbit has been altered in any way by an object in space that we have not detected.
Originally posted by happykat39
Originally posted by Ghezuz
I am ready to follow you in this thread, but first I would like for you to show me any data, orbital changes or statistic demonstrating that the premise of your thread is correct.
The premise being that the earth's gravitational orbit has been altered in any way by an object in space that we have not detected.
Astronomers have found some unexplainable perturbations in the orbits of the outer planets. They believe that there is an as yet undiscovered planetary body of great mass but too far out to see yet with current telescope technology. Who knows, maybe there really is a Niburu.
Originally posted by happykat39
reply to post by nothingwrong
Not all astronomers agree with each other and some data may just be out of date. I honestly don't remember where I read it but the article definitely stated that the disturbances in the orbits of the outer planets could not be accounted for by just the effects of any of the nearer planets. I'm typing this in the middle of the night on a potty break. I will do a Google search when I am fully awake and post the results.
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
Originally posted by Red73Eng
If what OP is saying is true, than I don't understand why he cares about way how he publish the data in possesion?
Unfortunately I don't have "possession" of any of the data so I can't actually "publish" it here or anywhere else. I can point you to places where you can discover it for yourself, in the form if "links" to sites or documents though.
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
This is some trippy stuff. I'd like to know where you got your information...
Believe it or not I got the information from the exact same people and organizations who deny the existence of this problem. Long boring conferences, peer reviewed journals, scientific community blogs in short, the most boring places on Earth.
I have suffered greatly to bring this to the table for you.
Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
reply to post by Trublbrwing
I've bookmarked this thread and will keep an eye on it. Still expectant. No, I'm not pregnant.
Originally posted by InhaleExhale
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
Originally posted by Red73Eng
If what OP is saying is true, than I don't understand why he cares about way how he publish the data in possesion?
Unfortunately I don't have "possession" of any of the data so I can't actually "publish" it here or anywhere else. I can point you to places where you can discover it for yourself, in the form if "links" to sites or documents though.
So earlier when you said you have all this data but are awaiting the right time to post was a lie?
Everyone can browse the web, that doesn't mean they have proof/data of anything other than their word that they can use the internet.
Originally posted by InhaleExhale
Originally posted by Trublbrwing
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
This is some trippy stuff. I'd like to know where you got your information...
Believe it or not I got the information from the exact same people and organizations who deny the existence of this problem. Long boring conferences, peer reviewed journals, scientific community blogs in short, the most boring places on Earth.
I have suffered greatly to bring this to the table for you.
The other people at these conferences are there due to and interest and understanding of their sciences if you find them boring then either you have a misunderstanding of the science or a lack of interest which then questions your agenda for posting your interpretation of this info and pushing it as being right.
Have you made a mistake in your interpretation of the papers you supplied or are have you got something else going?
Originally posted by WhoDat09
reply to post by Trublbrwing
So then how would we know if they found or saw anything? I don't think they'll release anything about it even if they do.
Also I wouldn't think that finding a huge rogue planet somewhere in our solar system would require very sophisticated equipment, if it is coming right at us .....surely someone with a telescope somewhere in the world would have seen it by now? or am I wrong?
Mais cher t'bebe, I've got an Orion XT8 Intelliscope......what'cha wan' me to look for, dat?