by Yanick Toutain
17/9/14
"you're obviously lying or mistaken about your simulation as my previous reply to another comment of yours explained." Tony Nguyen
Dialogue of the deaf with an anti-materialist in bad faith
On Quora I asked
1 ANSWER
Thanks for the ask to answer, Panagiotes Koutelidakes. For anyone wondering, I accidentally declined.
You do realize that Vera observed the galaxies with a new sensitive spectrograph and found out that and announced that the curve wasincreasing. You're not in disagreement with her, you're in disagreement with astrophysics that use dark matter in their theoretical framework.
F stands for force. Force can be equal to m*a or mass times acceleration.
G stands for the gravitational constant which is about 6.67×10^−11 N·(m/kg)^2
N stands for Newtons which is equal to 1kg·m/(s^2)
Acceleration is equal to distance divided by time squared. Meter (m) is a measurement for distance. Seconds (s) is a measurement for time.
Here's simple inverse equation.
Let x = 5/t
If t = 1, then x = 5
If t = 5, then x = 1
If you were to increase r (the distance between the centres of the masses), then F would be smaller, not bigger.
In case if you haven't figured it out already, the equation at the top of this answer is known as Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation.
If objects really do orbit faster the farther they are from each other, then how come F is inverse to r? You claim to use Newton's calculus, but if you did, you would've encountered his law of gravitation.
Edit: Forgot to address his simulation.
Not true at all by Tony Nguyen on Referential
Second Edit: He's not willing to admit that he's wrong about something, but I am. We're both wrong, just in different ways. We were also almost right, but in different ways.
I manually counted the number of all connections in a network with 4 nodes.
A-B, A-C, A-D, B-C, B-D, C-D
Multiply 6 by two (for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction) and you get 12.
Mine: 4! = 24
His: 2*4*(4-1) = 24
Neither of these are 12.
However.
4!/(4-2)! = 12
4*(4-1) = 12
There are 20 force interactions with five objects with mass. Add E for A, B, C, D multiply by two, then add that to 12.
5!/(5-2)! = 20
5 * (5-1) = 20
However, would it still be possible to simulate a 200 body problem?
200!/(200-2)! = 39800
That's the number of operations required to render a single frame of a hypothetical spiral galaxy. Another frame requires another 39800 operations. So it seems that it could be simulated given our current computational capacity.
Does that mean he's right about dark matter not existing? He could be, or not. I think we're gonna need more math proofing, simulations, and observations of actual galaxies to verify his findings. Since it isn't science if it isn't reproducible and verifiable. Thanks for the experience, Yanick. I found it enlightening.
This reminds me about superstring theory. There are many different approaches that can be simultaneously valid. They're just different ways of looking at things. That's to be expected given that there's always uncertainty. It is possible to unify theories just as M-theory has done with all accepted superstring theories.
You do realize that Vera observed the galaxies with a new sensitive spectrograph and found out that and announced that the curve wasincreasing. You're not in disagreement with her, you're in disagreement with astrophysics that use dark matter in their theoretical framework.
F stands for force. Force can be equal to m*a or mass times acceleration.
G stands for the gravitational constant which is about 6.67×10^−11 N·(m/kg)^2
N stands for Newtons which is equal to 1kg·m/(s^2)
Acceleration is equal to distance divided by time squared. Meter (m) is a measurement for distance. Seconds (s) is a measurement for time.
Here's simple inverse equation.
Let x = 5/t
If t = 1, then x = 5
If t = 5, then x = 1
If you were to increase r (the distance between the centres of the masses), then F would be smaller, not bigger.
In case if you haven't figured it out already, the equation at the top of this answer is known as Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation.
If objects really do orbit faster the farther they are from each other, then how come F is inverse to r? You claim to use Newton's calculus, but if you did, you would've encountered his law of gravitation.
Edit: Forgot to address his simulation.
Not true at all by Tony Nguyen on Referential
Second Edit: He's not willing to admit that he's wrong about something, but I am. We're both wrong, just in different ways. We were also almost right, but in different ways.
I manually counted the number of all connections in a network with 4 nodes.
A-B, A-C, A-D, B-C, B-D, C-D
Multiply 6 by two (for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction) and you get 12.
Mine: 4! = 24
His: 2*4*(4-1) = 24
Neither of these are 12.
However.
4!/(4-2)! = 12
4*(4-1) = 12
There are 20 force interactions with five objects with mass. Add E for A, B, C, D multiply by two, then add that to 12.
5!/(5-2)! = 20
5 * (5-1) = 20
However, would it still be possible to simulate a 200 body problem?
200!/(200-2)! = 39800
That's the number of operations required to render a single frame of a hypothetical spiral galaxy. Another frame requires another 39800 operations. So it seems that it could be simulated given our current computational capacity.
Does that mean he's right about dark matter not existing? He could be, or not. I think we're gonna need more math proofing, simulations, and observations of actual galaxies to verify his findings. Since it isn't science if it isn't reproducible and verifiable. Thanks for the experience, Yanick. I found it enlightening.
This reminds me about superstring theory. There are many different approaches that can be simultaneously valid. They're just different ways of looking at things. That's to be expected given that there's always uncertainty. It is possible to unify theories just as M-theory has done with all accepted superstring theories.
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