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5-Mar-2018James McLaughlinMight this visitor: Oumuamua (https://www.theguardian.com/science/across-the-universe/2017/nov/20/interstellar-object-confirmed-to-be-from-another-solar-system) from another solar system, be expected to show some symptoms of this phenonomen - where the gravity behaves differently to expected?
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28-Sep-2012James McLaughlinI think this theory and the phenomenon of planar galaxies could be linked - maybe all galaxies tend towards being flat and if so might the proof come from aging the galaxies that are less flat ?
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22-Apr-2011Michael McLaughlinThe effect of the quasi 2D warping compresses the view of space from the vantage point of the central plane of the galactic disc. On earth we are up too high in the milky way galaxy to notice anything, but this effect can be seen by looking through galaxies that are edge on to us. This effect would also happen if there was a lot more mass in the galaxy due to "Dark Matter".
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22-Apr-2011Conor ByrneAre there relativity-related experiments that could be done to prove your theory?
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22-Apr-2011Michael McLaughlinThe space of the galaxy which though 3D, is quasi 2D.
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22-Apr-2011Conor ByrneHow do you determine the 2D plane in which the gravitational field acts?
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22-Apr-2011Michael McLaughlinIt would curve in the direction of the matter i.e. the plane of the galaxy for planar galaxies.
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22-Apr-2011Conor ByrneDoes you theory put constraints on the types of curvature space-time can be subjected to?
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22-Apr-2011Michael McLaughlin It means that in the 2D analogy of the trampoline with a shot putt in it being like a Star warping space-time, the galaxy would warp space-time like a heavy gold rod in a trampoline.
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4/22/2011 15:28:15Conor ByrneHow does your theory impact on general relativity given that gravity is curvature of space-time?
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