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Re: Woops - meant Hole Theory - not Hall Theory
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Posted by jdemaris on April 24, 2005 at 06:24:08 from (209.23.29.219):
In Reply to: Re: Woops - meant Hole Theory - not Hall Theory posted by dr.sportster on April 24, 2005 at 05:56:26:
Yes, I agree. There are many cases where it seems flow has been observed in both directions. But, there is no absolute standard. I have noticed, that some people believe, due to what we regard as our modern day advanced technology, we have a handle on stuff around us. But, it's more like - the more we know, the less we know. Newtonian laws were believed by many to be the standared until some of Albert Einstein's ideas partly expressed in his "Special Theory of Relativity" were tested and proven. So, now we have Newtonian versus that of Quantum Physics. Sub-atominc particles going in the wrong directions, seeming to defy gravity, black holes in outer space with no apparent mass but huge gravitational pulls, etc. Then we have all these titles for things we've never seen - like the vector of tranmission of light and gravity (photons and gravitons). Next time you see high tide caused by the moon's pull, please show me the gravitons.
So, what the heck do I know? I must admit, I've never seen an electron or a graviton. If I drive my car at the speed of light, will the headlights still work? Modern science often attempts to explain away the unexplainable with titles.
Back to the negative ground versus postive ground. One had to be chosen so there would be a standard - it was NOT done because of any observed advantage.
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