First off, my apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I've been on the road and internet connections have been intermittent.
Not at all. I have no doubt you don’t fully understand mainstream theories, don’t really know the needed mathematical requirements, but you are definitely not an idiot.
Then I suggest you study Feynman's path integral (or sum over histories)method of QFT calculations. It requires faster than light travel for virtual particles within Quantum Field Theory (QFT). If these faster than light paths are not taken into account, then QFT does not achieve it 11 digit accuracy. Feel free to point out exactly in those equations, in that link, where they are incorrect. Otherwise, I will take it that you agree with Feynman and faster than light paths.
You started this thread by talking about gravitons being unique among boson's in having to travel faster than c. This is simply not the case in QFT. Not knowing if you knew this, I pointed this out, you came back claiming to know quite a bit about virtual particles. So, either you actually did know about virtual particles and misrepresented the graviton, or you didn't know and misrepresented you knowledge of virtual particles. Which one is it?
Disagreement with the speed has nothing to do with it. If you go back to post #21 you will see that I branded gravitons as a hypothesis or speculation. The misrepresentation comes from where you claimed that gravitons were unique, when according to your later claim, you knew a lot about virtual particles, which meant you should have known they weren't unique. If this is wrong and you didn’t know that virtual gravitons weren’t unique in traveling faster than c in QFT, then my apologies. However, then we have your misrepresentation on you knowing a lot about virtual particles. So which is it?
That's quite simple. The Big Bang doesn't deal with anything prior to 10-43 seconds. Spend some time with Ned Wright’s or Sean Carroll’s Cosmology Primers. You will find they don’t spend any time explaining anything that happens before 10-43 seconds.
Lets get one thing straight. I’ve never proposed gravitons do what I posted in post 21. I was explaining some of the mainstream thinking on how the graviton would fit into QFT. I am not the one proposing these ideas.
Well, I’ve given you a link to Feynman’s math. Like I said, please provide the exact equation in that link where you think Feynman is wrong. Remember, virtual particles are required to provide the amount of correlation between theory and observation. The best correlation we have in any of our theories.
And we should take your words and visual aids on your say so, without any kind of math showing how your idea can fits into the Einstein Field Equation? Or maybe you can show how your idea works with the Hamiltonian or Lagrangian? Think you can do that?
Well, at least I can provide equations, when asked (see the reference to the link on Feynman’s equations above). This does bring up and interesting point and solves my conundrum on what exactly was misrepresented. If I need to show you the math on virtual particles, it shows you know so little about mainstream QFT that there is no way you could have known about virtual particles. And so, you could not have known that virtual photons are required to move faster than c in the path integral formalization. However, it does show that you misrepresented your knowledge on virtual particles.
Using Strings (which isn’t even a theory yet, more like a hypothesis) is a very bad example. On the other hand, the equations of QFT can produce a correlation with observations that is accurate to within 11 decimal places. GR can achieve a prediction accuracy to this (scroll down to figure seven)
Not necessarily. Have you considered the possibility that there is the same amount of space, it’s just stretched out more? In other words, space itself is less dense?
Ahhhh, the atmosphere does no such thing. The electromagnetic forces making up your body would hold it together. See here . From this statement of yours, I would suggest you study some basic physics, before trying to overturn current theories.
You’ll have to do a whole lot more explaining (along with redefining several terms they way they are currently used) for the above to make any sense.
While you may think you have explained how it ties in, your explanation makes no sense and you haven’t shown how your idea ties into GR or QFT mathematically.
Sorry, you are missing an even more important point. Energy, no matter what you call it (virtual, real, kinetic, inertial, whatever, conserved, non-conserved), has to have the dimensions of m3*kg/sec2 Your equation for a does not have that dimension. So, unless you are defining energy differently than the rest of the world, your equation is useless. Now, if you are defining it differently, you have to show how your terms (currently m3/kg)would be converted to the terms the rest of us use (m3*kg/sec2)for energy. Of course to do this, you will have to add a conversion term. However, since this conversion term doesn’t appear anywhere else in your equations, you other equations will now have to, somehow, incorporate that conversion term. I, or anyone else can’t figure out the conversion term for you. It’s your definition, you have to show us how to get the terms to balance.



