John Smith wrote:
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It amazes me that so many are so ignorant to the matter, and that sheer
logic alone can prove ethers existence.

Strike a tuning fork and you hear the sound of the fork vibrating in
your ears. This is because earths atmosphere serves as a medium for the
propagation of the sound waves. In space, you hear no sound ...

Toss a stone in a pond and you see waves, that is because water serves
as a medium to propagate the waves.

Now, you and I both know radio signals DO traverse space. And, if there
is no medium which propagates the "radio waves", then we need to rewrite
some books here. Especially covering how to build antennas capable of
receiving "radio protons."

In 1915 Einstein began denying the ether, in a lecture in 1929 he
reneged and stated the ether exists. Most catch the 1915+ lectures and
miss the 1929 lecture. Indeed, material on that lecture has been ignored.

The ether exists, only idiots would deny that ...

Regards,
JS

On Dec 17, 9:24 pm, wrote:

- Somewhere on the internet there is a website about
- what some scientist say the Universe sounds like.

- I have heard it before,it is sort of like a low hum sound/noise.
- cuhulin

So the Universe 'sounds' like my Head !

Hey the the Universe is really this Really Really Big
Empty Space {Nothingness} that has a whole lot of
really really small things {Stuff} moving around in it.

So the Universe 'is' like my Head ! ~ RHF

Mike wrote:
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Do you also believe that the earth is flat? That there is a pot of
gold at the end of a rainbow? The tooth fairy? Santa Claus?

Mike



Have you EVER taken a qualified physics course by a qualified instructor?

Regards,
JS

I definetly believe in the Tooth Fairy and Santa Clause.
cuhulin

"John Smith" wrote in message
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Have you EVER taken a qualified physics course by a qualified instructor?

Yes. There is no "ether". Radio "waves" are not really waves. Your
opinions on this are about 70 years behind the times.

Mike

Mike wrote:
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Yes. There is no "ether". Radio "waves" are not really waves. Your
opinions on this are about 70 years behind the times.

Mike


ahhh. I thought so. You are the one whose antenna is firing those protons!

OK. Then show us your design on the "Proton Grabbing Antenna."

JS

wrote in message
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I definetly believe in the Tooth Fairy and Santa Clause.

That's because they have more supporting evidence than the "ether"!

Mike

wrote:
I definetly believe in the Tooth Fairy and Santa Clause.
cuhulin


Given from my past experience, only those who believe in "Proton Firing
Antennas" only believe in Santa--well, children do too ...

JS

Mike wrote:
"John Smith" wrote in message
...

Have you EVER taken a qualified physics course by a qualified instructor?

Yes. There is no "ether". Radio "waves" are not really waves. Your
opinions on this are about 70 years behind the times.

Mike


OK. I will take the time to explain this to you. If your antenna DOES
NOT emmanate waves into the ether, then it must shoot sub-atomic
particles, and if so, that is HIGHLY DANGEROUS. As these sub-atomic
particles traveling though your body would cause cancer, DNA damage, etc.

So, stay away from your antenna idiot! Laughing Out Loud!

JS

"John Smith" wrote in message
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OK. I will take the time to explain this to you. If your antenna DOES NOT
emmanate waves into the ether, then it must shoot sub-atomic particles,
and if so, that is HIGHLY DANGEROUS. As these sub-atomic particles
traveling though your body would cause cancer, DNA damage, etc.

That's EXACTLY what it does, and yes it is dangerous.

Congratulations, you're not a dumb as you appear.

Mike