A simple request.
My theory in some great part is based upon matter becoming spatial as it moves.
The simple balloon experiment. [cold balloon placed into a heated room expands] is part of my rationale.
To my knowledge, current theory (possibly going back to Maxwell) suggests the reason is that the particles move faster and with that additional momentum (p = mv)the particles hit the walls of the balloon with sufficient force such that the walls expand.
The math may get complex, but I see that the molecules must lose some force by hitting into one another before they hit the walls. Very few will avoid collision loses and hit the wall with sufficient force to move the wall.
The molecules have little mass so the "m" in "mv" taken into context with collision losses of the "v", = I just don't see that there is sufficient force to move the walls.
Can this be proven by math?
Secondly, as I mentioned before, we started with say "X" amount of space. We end up after heated with say "3X" amount of space. Do we not have additional space? Is this even arguable?
Then, my question is where did the additional space come from? I am not questioning he gas laws, only the mechanism by which they work.
How does current theory explain this?
The space is internal and is a closed system. We cannot say that it expanded into its surrounding space and took the space from its external environmment using the rationale of what I believe to be current thought. [ I will explain the real reason later]. the space does not leach through the balloons walls.
CIG offers an explanation.
But, is current theory is even possible? In otherwords, use # molecules, force, collisions, velocity, etc, and see if there is enough force to move the walls of a thick flexible plastic latex walled balloon wall. I don't think there is which would suggest that another position must be offered (maybe CIG).
If it is possibe, can someone explain with rationale how we get 3X of Space when we start with X amount???
Even if there is enough force to move the walls, I need this answered.
This is a sticking point for me. The answer will help me and others, to assess my theory.
Either something is wrong with my rational thinking or current view is wrong.
Regarding "We cannot say that it expanded into its surrounding space and took the space from its external environmment" , this is only partly true. While the space did not leach into the sealed balloon, the equivalent amount of energy in the external environment did, and the amount of newly created space internal to the balloon was exactly equivalent to the lost heat of the external envirnment. The quantification works.
This is my euivalency (quantification) as modified by rate (i.e. the quantification is I believe at light speed and the molecules are moving less than light speed)
0.02762u = 25.7MeV= 14,952,942.08 pm cubed of space
(Mass) = (Energy) = (Space)
Also, I would like a quantification equation using this conversion at speeds less than light speed.
This would be like the Lorentz transformation equation stuff using the above modied for speeds less than "c".
You will be furthering physics and reality.
Step by Step, inch by inch we will get there:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yJBhzMWJCc
THX
doug
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