On Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:22:14 Jones Beene said
[snip] Others here on Vo - have mentioned or debated the fact that the gravity force must grow exponentially at close dimensions - IF - "grand unification" is accurate. I think it is accurate. Dufour puts some numbers to that hypothesis. He may be onto something.[End Snip] [snip] But here is an irony. We have often asked the rhetorical question: "if the Casimir 'force' is essentially negative, then how can it produce a net energy gain?" .... And now, with pico-gravity in the picture, we seems to have a tantalizing clue, in a reversed solution, so to speak. [End Snip] [reply] How about if the gravity is also a relativistic effect? If Naudts is correct then the hydrino can be explained relativistically. The Casimir plates are a negative energy sink reshaping longer vacuum fluctuations to fit between the plates meaning the Casimir cavity represents a different inertial frame. Any matter diffused inside the cavity is redrawn on these reshaped vacuum fluctuations which also modify gravity from our perspective outside the cavity because gravity is defined as distance/time^2. Gamma is changing inside the cavity in the same way as the Twin approaching C see his twin back on earth except the boundary is abrupt and the accumulating dv results from a difference in equivalent accelerations between the ambient gravitational field outside the cavity and reduced field inside. The cavity maintains the zones spatially stationary to each other but the reshaped / restricted vacuum flux open a novel relativistic solution for the dv. We pull away in our ambient inertial frame while the cavity contents fall behind in time proportional to the Casimir force/ plate spacing at their locality, different inertial frames forming a gradient for different spacing until finally reaching the plate boundaries and restoring the normal ambient energy levels for vacuum fluctuations. The gradient represents different levels of deceleration (or negative energy/sink), the energy would be conservative upon exiting the cavity unless we somehow pin the reshaped atoms into their new shape making the vacuum flux do work to restore the atoms on the way out such as forming a compound or molecule. I don't think the world will ever see a steep fractional hydrogen outside of a Casimir cavity / skeletal catalyst and I think this property can be exploited in conjunction with natures preference for diatomic states. The black light plasma could well be decelerated hydrogen oscillating between H1/H2 as it is drug back up to speed exiting the cavity.[end reply] Fran animation - long vacuum fluctuations reshaped instead of displaced http://www.byzipp.com/finished2.swf
