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Cause of Gravitational Force

Name: ~ 2007-10-25 13:58

http://www.fruechtetheory.com/
http://www.fruechtetheory.com/full.html

"Abstract

The following analysis investigates the possibility of there being an exchange of electron rotational kinetic energy between atoms and molecules, and how it may relate to the gravitational force.  A conventional, measured value of the gravitational constant is used to find the wavelength of a graviton which is determined to be 3.97 x 10-15 m, on the order of twice the diameter of the electron.  The calculation reduces to 4hf/3 = G, units added in the body of the paper, where Planck’s constant, h, is a known physical value, and the frequency, f, is determined from the wavelength of the photon.  Certain astronomical data is presented as being supportive of the theory; and a neutron test is suggested that has the possibility of verifying the proposed lack of gravitational effect on those particles when isolated from other nucleons.  Additionally, since the resultant energy of the graviton using a conventional value of G is within 0.5 MeV of one third the mass equivalent energy of the proton, the formula is used to propose a value of G that brings these energies together."

Show the full paper to your physics professors, etc.
It would be truly baffling if this theory were NOT correct.  The question of 'what causes gravity', finally answered.

"Questions that may be answered by this theory include why the particles in the solar wind are not pulled back toward the Sun by its gravity within the first few thousand miles, but rather travel on through the solar system, and why the Van Allen belts do not warp, keeping their shape in the magnetic bottles formed by the Earth’s magnetic field lines.
Other things that can be explained better are neutron stars, and maybe even black holes.  By rough calculation an electron in an atomic orbital can give off only 61 gravitons before it collapses into the nucleus of the atom if no gravitons are absorbed by the electron in that time.  In areas where the gravitational field is not strong enough, hydrogen atoms in stars will indeed gradually collapse in sequence, and if the resulting neutrons have their magnetic dipole moments aligned in a lattice such as to stabilize the resulting energy, and not decay in just over 15 minutes, a neutron star may result.
Unfortunately, there are also established outcomes of theoretical physics that may no longer be needed, those presumably being the concepts of the quark, the positron, general relativity, dark energy, and string theory."

Quarks, positrons, general relativity, dark energy, and string theories in the garbage. It’s like the discovery of double helix DNA structure - so relatively simple, yet practical, inciting thoughts of ‘why didn’t we think of that’, and providing simple answers to questions once imagined complex.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-25 18:28

tl;dr
NO WAI!

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-25 20:35

Not even a Wiki article on it. This theory is made of AIDS and fail.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-26 0:55

I love how he uses nothing more advanced than second year physics and math.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-26 5:59

Which measurable effects does it predict?
How does it explain quantum entanglement, black holes, space-time bending and cyborg pirate ninja jesus?

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 3:58

100% worthless

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 9:07

>>5
"Other things that can be explained better are neutron stars, and maybe even black holes.  By rough calculation an electron in an atomic orbital can give off only 61 gravitons before it collapses into the nucleus of the atom if no gravitons are absorbed by the electron in that time.  In areas where the gravitational field is not strong enough, hydrogen atoms in stars will indeed gradually collapse in sequence, and if the resulting neutrons have their magnetic dipole moments aligned in a lattice such as to stabilize the resulting energy, and not decay in just over 15 minutes, a neutron star may result." It's the same concept of alligned dipole moments preventing their collapse, and instead of what is thought of now as black holes having an immense gravity, it is rather that they create an immense magnetic force.

Obviously nobody has bothered to read the full paper, either :q

Looking back into hostory, virtually no major theory has been payed attention to, let alone accepted, within the first several years following its initial debut.  This theory is ~2 years (less in truth) old, and so far 3 currently practicing Ph.D physicists have reviewed the paper and told the author everything looks good, the math is sound, and 'keep going with this'.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 13:18

>>7
Anybody can make words. Show me the math.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 16:59

>>7
Black holes don't need explaining. They're presumed to exist based on current models, not something that has been observed and is waiting for theory to catch up.
This guy is an ignorant crackpot nigger or an elaborate troll.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 20:07

>>8 read the full version paper that happens to contain math? Or.. just remember this and look back one day and say 'I remember when some goddamn lunatic was going on about this stuff in an online message board' when it's being discussed more openly in the future.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-27 20:37

Umm...  Doesn't anyone else notice that that would make gravitational force exertion approximately proportional to Surface Area (order of r^2) rather than mass (order of r^3)  Observed correlation of gravitational force and mass in astrophysics (notably through conservation of momentum) indicates that this theory wouldn't hold.

Name: Anonymous 2007-10-28 1:35

>>10
I did. He just threw around a bunch of introductory modern physics formulas.

The author has no understanding of particle physics or even quantum mechanics.

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