Re: How does E=mc2 fit together with dark energy and dark matter?
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Re: How does E=mc2 fit together with dark energy and dark matter?         


Author: Phineas T Puddleduck
Date: Mar 6, 2007 14:08

In article <2862-45EDE3D0-540@storefull-3177.bay.webtv.net>,
oldcoot@webtv.net (Bill Sheppard) wrote:
> Clearly, the 'curvature' equations of GR apply 'locally' at the
> planetary/stellar level but break down at the galactic level.
>
> In deep intergalactic space, the hydrodynamic pressure of space is
> highest. And the *acceleration rate* of any spatial flow (curvature of
> space) is highest out there. 'Locally', at the stellar/planetary level,
> the acceleration rate/ curvature has gotten stepped 'waaay down to where
> it _creates_ the inverse square law of gravity we observe locally.

BWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

More Bill nonsense fresh from the mouth of the imaginary idiot Wolter.

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