[Physics] gravity is NOT a force

[Stavros Tassos]

If we agree that the above mentioned statements and their consequences correspond to actuality, then any discussion about Higgs particles, fields and the like is not only meaningless but disorienting.
Stavros 

   

 On Saturday, June 10, 2017 1:32 PM, Tufail Abbas <tufail.abbas at gmail.com> wrote:
 

 Dear All 
I also agree in principle to the following statements from  Stavros Message, based upon reading his paper Z-Infinity. 
1. Space-time is everything.2. Empty space does not exist as a physical entity.3. Space and time exist as physical entities.4. Space-time has a cyclic and a unidirectional component.
5. Space-time is a waving continuum and is curved because of its waving nature.
6. Space-time is absolutely elastic at speed < c, and absolutely rigid for any speed >= c.
Physicist  Matt Strassler made a very important statement as follows, regarding  Higgs Fields and Space-time at https://profmattstrassler. com/articles-and-posts/the- higgs-particle/the-higgs-faq- 2-0/
“No matter how you are moving, you are not moving relative to the Higgs field. That sounds bizarre, but remember something else bizarre: that no matter how you are moving, light is moving about relative to you at the same speed, namely 300,000 meters per second. Our intuition for space and time is not correct — that’s what Einstein figured out — and it is possible for there to be fields that are at rest with respect to all observers!”

What are your thoughts on the above.
Regards
Tufail Abbas






On Jun 10, 2017 1:34 PM, "Stavros Tassos" <s.tassos at yahoo.com> wrote:

Dear all
A few comments that demonstrate my thoughts about space-time and gravity.
1. Space-time is everything, is the infinite repository of all mass, in the form of energy (uncoupled standing waves) and matter (coupled standing waves). 2. The cause and effect relationship is omnipresent, and logic is the reflection of it in our minds.  3. Empty space does not exist as a physical entity. Space and time exist as physical entities because space is filled with mass. If there was no mass and no inertia, i.e., empty space, the cause and effect will occur immediately, i.e., at zero time and zero space. Another consequence of space being filled with mass-inertia is that light speed is the maximum speed with which space can deform. 4. Space-time is absolutely elastic up to the light speed, and absolutely rigid for any speed equal or greater than that. 5. Space-time is a waving continuum, i.e., sinusoidal wave, and discrete particles do not exist as physical entities. 6. Space-time is curved because of its waving nature.7. Because of the waving, material and infinite nature of space-time, each wave, regardless of its wavelength, is the materialization of infinity, and space-time is under constant stretching, and this is gravity all about.8. Due to the above, space-time has a cyclic and a unidirectional component, which is due to its constant stretching, moving from lower to higher frequencies. This in physical terms means that in the same absolute space we have more waves, like stretching the cord of a guitar, the coupled standing waves (matter) being the structural units of all material objects, thus giving the physical meaning to the notion of evolution and increased complexity with time. 
Regards
Stavros Tassos     

    On Saturday, June 10, 2017 9:30 AM, Ilja Schmelzer <ilja.schmelzer at gmail.com> wrote:
 

 2017-06-09 21:23 GMT+02:00, carmam at tiscali.co.uk <carmam at tiscali.co.uk>:
> Hi Ilja. Space does not distort time or clock showings (readings).

Of course, it is only the spacetime interpretation which names the
gravitational field "spacetime", which makes such claims.

But, of course, there is a gravitational field everywhere, even where
we have no other particles. Talk about empty space makes no real
sense, given that we have various fields (not only gravity, also the
EM field and all the other fields of the SM) everywhere.

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