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[brian334]

Gravity from the sun sucks mass from the earth and turns it into heat and sends it back to us.
The reason the planets closest to the sun are the smallest is because the sun sucked gravity from them. Gravity = mass. There is a relation between gravity and mass. There is no relation between the speed of light and energy.

[TechStuf]

Interesting idea.....yet there are those who suppose that the earth has in fact, grown:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOp8j6eOBlI


Perhaps the truth is somewhere in between....


TS

[Michelinho]

Hi,

I also favor the earth getting larger with time. Astronomy is probably where most of the scientific errors we taken for granted. Next up is human history where most of the good stuff is kept secret from us, giants and all.

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=8534397625940239162&ei=52o3Se22MImwrQLA9pSrCQ&q=Giants&hl=en

Take care and never stop doubting,

Michel

[TechStuf]

I seem to recall a theory regarding the Biblical flood about the Earth's magnetosphere momentarily collapsing during polar reversal and countless hydrogen ions, no longer in suspension, raining down through the lower atmosphere coupling with oxygen to produce a monstrous deluge.  And speaking of protective bubbles, the Heliosheath has recently been discovered to be shrinking.  Not good news.


Great Site with much evidence for the accuracy of Bible History:


http://www.arkdiscovery.com/red_sea_crossing.htm


TS

[hansvonlieven]

The only thing that sucks here is this thread.

Hans von Lieven

[brian334]

When electricity is made mass is consumed, oil, coal, nukes lose some of there mass  in the process of making the electricity. After the electricity is made it goes down a wire to do work, if there is a ground at the end of the wire. Without a ground the electricity won’t move. The ground has to be a large mass like the earth.

Gravity is a from of energy generated by mass. When a mass like the earth or sun generates gravity it gives up some of its mass. Gravity like electricity needs a ground to move to. The earths gravity is grounded to the sun, and the suns gravity is grounded to the earth. Because the mass of the sun is so much greater than the earths it wins.
If gravity equals mass and the sun is sucking gravity out of the earth, than the sun in effect is sucking mass out of the earth.

[TechStuf]

Hans, popping into a thread merely to register one's disgust is clearly beneath you.  Your disrespect of the subject matter is obvious, but so too is your disrespect of self by stooping to purile immaturity.


'Hi, my name's Hans, I just thought I'd pop in to say your thread sucks.'


Such comments have come to be expected of today's generation. 



Blessings in Christ,



TS

[blueroomelectronics]

Hi, my name's Bill, I just thought I'd pop in to say your thread sucks

[CRANKYpants]

Hi, my name is Thane, I just dropped in to say your thread sucks in PEOPLE who suck!

Cheers
Thane

[brian334]

If empty space does not have mass there can not be any gravity there because there is not a ground for gravity to flow to.
What there is a sort of a narrow gravity rope between each mass in the solar system.
So in effect the sun is sucking mass from every mass in the solar system. Everything feeds the sun. The sun than turns the mass and gravity in to heat and sends it back to us as light.

[TechStuf]

So, in effect, you are asserting that a heretofore undiscovered mass transfer agency is at work here?


Blessings in Yeshua,


TS

[brian334]

yup.
An I would go further and say that the chemistry of each mass in the solar system is
slowly changing as it loses mass.

[brian334]

Different solar systems would have different masses depending on how old it is.
The longer its sun sucked in the gravity and mass of  the solar system, the less overall
mass of the solar system.

[TinselKoala]

Does this rather unorthodox theory of yours make any testable predictions? How, experimentally, could we decide between the standard interpretation (Newtonian gravitation and general relativity) and your theory?

If it doesn't make any testable predictions, then it really isn't much of a theory. It's on the same level as my theory that spiritons from the discorporate dimension, sleeting down from the twentyseventh orgonezone, drag matter particles along with them, producing the illusion of gravity.

So, does your theory make any testable predictions? For example, if your theory is true, the earth must be losing mass, along with the other planets, and the sun must be gaining mass. Yet, observations do not seem to support this prediction.

[brian334]

The suns mass is not increasing because the sun turns the mass and gravity it sucks in into heat and sends it back out into space.
As to a way to test the theory, I do not have one yet. I just got the idea yesterday.
There is a reason this was posted in the half-baked section.