SEMINARS on the Extinction Shift Principle

next  SEMINAR event

hosted by the

16th Annual Conference of the

Natural Philosophy Alliance

topic

Astrophysical Evidence clearly shows no Gravitation-Electromagnetism Interaction

subject matter

Gravitational Lensing

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

10:15 AM

Abstract:

Strong astrophysical evidence supported by important fundamentals of Mathematical Physics suggests that a direct interaction between gravitation and electromagnetism does not take place in the empty vacuum space far beyond the solar plasma rim. A fundamental principle of Mathematical Physics, namely, that of the analytical Gaussian spherical surface law, applicable directly to gravitation as well as to electromagnetism, reveals serious flaws in the conventional understanding of gravitational lensing of the sun. The gravitational light bending effect predicted by General Relativity observed at the solar rim should theoretically be an easily detectable effect at distances of multiple solar radii beyond the solar rim. At analytical Gaussian spherical surfaces of radii 2R, 3R, 4R and 5R, respectively, each assumed to be concentric to the center of the sun, the light bending effects of at least one half, one third, one forth and one fifth of the observed light bending effect noted at the solar rim at radius R should be easily detectable effects within currently technical means. Applying Gauss's surface law directly to the enclosed gravitating solar mass, the gravitational effect on a given ray of light depends solely on the mass M enclosed. The evidence clearly shows that a gravitational bending effect on the rays of starlight is yet to be observed by modern Astronomy at distances beyond the solar plasma rim. Furthermore, the time resolved images of the rapidly moving stellar objects orbiting about Sagittarius A*, a region at the galactic core believed to be a super massive black hole, have not revealed any evidence of gravitational light bending. This is a region under intense observations by the Astrophysicists since 1992. A clear lack of observational evidence for optical lensing due to gravitation is apparent when examining the undistorted images of the stars moving along pure Keplar paths about Sagittarius A*. Astrophysical observations reveal that the stellar object s16 has a velocity approaching 3 % of the velocity of light when passing to within a periastron distance corresponding to 60 astronomical units from the black hole thus giving solid evidence that the space in this region has to be, without a doubt, an extremely good vacuum. The space in the immediate vicinity of a black hole is by definition an extremely good vacuum. The presence of any material media near the galactic core mass would conceivably perturb the motion of the stellar object s16 moving with fractional light velocities and would cause it to rapidly disintegrate. To date no sign of gravitational lensing has been observed in this region.

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past SEMINAR events

Howard University Department of Physics and Astronomy, Thirkield Hall (physics building, RM 103) Washington, DC 20059: "Emission Theory Predicts No Direct Gravitational-Electromagnetism Interaction: New Astrophysical Evidence", Most recent Emission Theory, supported by astrophysical evidence at the galactic core of the Milk Way" Wednesday, February 28, 2007, 12:00 noon

McGregor Conference Center at Wayne State University, Conference: "Special Reference Frames and Prospects for Quantum Realism",  to include:  "Extinction Shift Principle; Most recent Emission Theory, supported by astrophysical evidence at the galactic core of the Milk Way" November 11, 2006 at 1:00pm, conference chair: Dr Robert French See: http://www.quantumrealism.net 

The International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE) Conference, San Diego, California, USA, 2 August 2005, Proceeding of SPIE Volume #5866, pp, 119-134, SESSION 4, Convention Center Room 6F Tuesday 8:30 to 10:15 am, Paradigms and Models, Chair: Ewan M. Wright, The Univ. of Arizona

{The photon and its measurability}

Howard University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Washington, DC 2300 6th Street, NW, Room 3114, Mohamed Chouikha, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, February 3, 2004, at 12:40pm

University of the District of Columbia, Department of Chemistry & Physics, Building 44, Dr. Isodora Posey, Chairperson

Date: Thursday,   October 23, 2003,  Time: Refreshments 12:15pm,   Seminar 12:30pm

Universität Karlsruhe, Germany at Gastdozentenhaus der Universität Karlsruhe on May 12, 2003, 10:00 - 17:00  Institut für Angewandte Mathematik II  Veranstaltung der Europäischen Akademie - Neue Wissenschaft und Ethik {Organization of the European Academy - New Science and Ethics}

TOPICS 

Extinction Shift Principle {Das Löschverschiebungsprinzip}  E. Dowdye

The Universal Principle {Das Universalprinzip}   Rolf Böttner

The Universal Principle {Das Universalprinzip}   Alexandra Lène

for details click: http://www.universal-prinzip.de/gesamtframe1.htm

Alternative Kern-Modelle {Alternative Nuclear Model}   Joachim Herbst

discussions on additional related theories

I am truly grateful to be honored by the academy this opportunity to present my Emission Theory and I am also eternally grateful for Prof. Dr. Edgar Kaucher's professionalism, scientific Gemütlichkeit and his in depth

  review

of my Extinction Shift Principle

Also I am also deeply honored that my Emission Theory was chosen in 2006 as a research project for the bright graduate students of this renown university of Elite Status, die Elite-Universität Karlsruhe.

Past  SEMINAR events(cont.)

Department of Physics, Grambling State University, Grambling, LA  October 30, 2002, 12:00 noon

University of Alabama in Huntsville, Physics Colloquium 2002, Tuesday, October 29, 2002, UAH Optics Building: OB-234, Coffee & Cookies 2:15PM, Lecture 2:30PM, Q&A 3:20PM

North Carolina A & T State University, Greensboro, North Carolina, Department of Physics, September 26, 2001, 4:00pm 

Lincoln University Physics Department, Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, November 8, 2001 at 4:00pm

Howard University Department of Electrical Engineering, Washington, DC Room 3114, October 30, 2001, 12:40pm

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Electro-Optics Branch Code 554 Greenbelt, MD February 8, 2001 11:00am - 12:00noon.

Howard University Department of Physics & Astronomy, Washington, DC, Thirkield Hall, Room 103, September 6, 2000 at 12:10 pm - 1:00 pm

Excerpts from past Seminars

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