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555Joshua
8th June 2006 - 05:00 PM
Everyone's so exited about creating a Theory Of Everything here that they even have a "special project". Once we better understand gravitomagnetism will we be able to construct a proper GUT. After all, that is the most important thing about gravity. I'm the day we figure it out will be the day we descover the "Grand Unified Theory".

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So, the question becomes, If we know what causes gravitomagnetism, what causes electromagnetism?
555Joshua
8th June 2006 - 05:06 PM
What I am saying is, for gravitomagnetism, the disturbance is outside the object. In electromagnetism, is the disturbance inside?
AlphaNumeric
18th June 2006 - 02:30 PM
5 dimensional relativity (done by Kaluza and Klein I think) automatically has Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism in the theory. It's quantising that and combining them with the other 2 forces (also quantised) which is hard.
Zephir
18th June 2006 - 06:21 PM
Concerning the gravitomagnetism you can have look at my brief intro here..
The eventual questions concerning AWT directly should be addressed into this forum topic.

Thank you in advance!
Guest_nduriri
17th August 2006 - 05:07 PM
QUOTE (AlphaNumeric+Jun 18 2006, 02:30 PM)
5 dimensional relativity (done by Kaluza and Klein I think) automatically has Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism in the theory. It's quantising that and combining them with the other 2 forces (also quantised) which is hard.

I wrote an exposé about gravitomagnetism, I solved the pioneer anomaly and also other 5 cosmological blunders of the last 85 years, see the summary page 8, new Newton law page 1, www.gravitomagnetism.com
Regards
Guest_nduriri
2nd September 2006 - 04:18 PM
QUOTE (AlphaNumeric+Jun 18 2006, 02:30 PM)
5 dimensional relativity (done by Kaluza and Klein I think) automatically has Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism in the theory. It's quantising that and combining them with the other 2 forces (also quantised) which is hard.

I have explained why the planets are prograde, see page 10 summary www.gravitomagnetism.com
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