Physics Forum Deception

A REALLY LONG video going into a conflict between Doug Swwetser - an ameture theoretical physicist working on a unified field theory for gravity, electromagnetism, the weak and strong forces - and the Independent Research Forum at PhysicsForums.com. This monolgoe delves into social issues of serious work done by a non-professional. There is some physics, in particular a visual approach to Hugh Everett's branching Universe theory for quantum mechanics. There is a wacky comedy bit at the close.

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Science & Technology

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• Physics
• Forums
• GEM
• Theoretical
• Sweetser
• Hugh
• Everett

[israelsocratus]

In the beginning was Vacuum.

What is the Vacuum ?

The Vacuum is an Empty space between Galaxies

Is this space really Empty?

No! Physicists say that : 90% or more of the matter in the Universe / Vacuum are unseen ‘dark matter

and dark energy ’ . And nobody knows what they are.

Question:

How can the 90% or more of the Hidden ( dark ) matter / energy in the Vacuum create the few % of the Visible matter ?

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[sweetser]

@israelsocratus "In the beginning was..." - don't know yet. Physics has 3 HUGE problems. One is the big bang. The solution should be stable mathematically, and give a nice uniform distribution. Classical big bang theory does neither. Inflation is the best working hypothesis.

The rotation profile of galaxies doesn't work with gravitational theory. Favored working hypothesis is dark matter.

Galaxies are accelerating. Working hypothesis: dark energy.

All 3 working hypotheses may be wrong :-)

[doctorpatil]

You are very critical of non-physicist outside the university setup dabbling in physics. How easy it is to forget that Einstein was not working a professional physicist when he made his discovery of gravity and relativity. Einstein would have been continued working as a clerk at the Swiss Patent office if not for the work of a British astronomer. So don't criticize non- professional physicist. The main reason we don't have a unified theory yet because of people like you,

[sweetser]

@doctorpatil Einstein had a Ph.D. in physics at a time when getting a Ph.D. meant more than it does today (harder to do back then, they failed people). Most people who dabble in physics actually babble in physics. What they say makes no sense. I happen to be a non-professional physicist. While I do have a unified field theory hypothesis, it is not accepted by professionals at this time. My complaint was focused on Physics Forums, no one else.

[gavinjoaquinolivas]

this is very interesting, how are your equations coming?

[sweetser]

Things are moving forward. I put some effort into writing a technical paper, and that paid off by clarifying a few issues. I am fishing for skilled folks to read the paper before submitting it to a journal.

[sounddoctorin]

@sweetser Absolutely. I've dealt with drug addicts who read books on 'scaler physics' and that sort of thing. They'll wave their hands wildly and you ask them to back up anything they're saying and they just diverge. lol.

Anyway the management at physics forums banned me for POSTING NON-MAINSTREAM THEORY related stuff! LOL. So we can't even ask, for instance, why M31 and M33 have velocities that can't be explained through any expansion-from-common-point 14By ago? lol. BANNED!

[sounddoctorin]

Physics forums is NOT a place to discuss physics. For the record, I was booted without ANY attempt to reason with me by some idiot admin and the EXCUSE they gave was 'discussing non-mainstream threories'>

LOL!

Ok excuse me, until the big bang theory, the temperature of space was being estimated through what was considered GOOD research in it's day towards 50 K! Suddenly it had to be 2.7 K in order to fit with the cmb plot assuming a radiator that has boundaries? lol!! Bad science kids.

[jostpuur]

There's a metaphor that a man can find a "small pond where to be a large frog". I'm not sure about the origin, but I encountered this when reading about the freemasons in one book. I'm reminded by this metaphor when thinking about the PF moderators.

[WaiteDavidMSPhysics]

It would be nice if you'ld giff up your equations so that I could actually read them. On videoed paper like that I can't really see what you wrote. What I could see however was that in free space your field divergence equation implies that the gradient of the electric field equals the gradient of the gravitational field. That result actually matches the result of the exact solution to Einstein's field equations for an arbitrary electric field I recently discovered

watch?v=lfWkWpZ6K2A

[69erthx1138]

@doctorpatil Einstein was a pro (with PhD and appointment) when he was developing General Relativity. His work on Special Relativity was done prior to his doctoral work.