ptolemy writes:
Eta writes:
ptolemy writes:
#4 Every spiral galaxy is a gravitational anomaly. Yet we can visibly see gas streams that connect their arms back to the core as though they were ejected.
Please get out your calculator and justify #4.
Physics, like all the sciences, eventually comes down to the fact you can either do it or you cannot. I don't think you can. You never provide a single calculation to be tied down to. It's all some artsy fartsy vague language and total off the wall craziness.
Even our ideas about gravity and our mathematical laws can’t explain a spiral galaxy without inventing invisible, undetectable things. You are proving my point. It is easier to believe in invisible things, than to question the assumption upon which the whole system is historically founded. If our first principle, an assumption, the one Peter predicted, is false, mathematics could not model the long ago or far away. Yet it could be adjusted to work with precision in close by spaces and times.
Of course it is vague. It is impossible to define with precision things like Western concepts of mass, energy and time if this little assumption is false.
You didn't answer his question. You said it is vague but you need to tell us how it is vague. Some calculations would be nice.
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