Centrifugal force demo

This is a computer simulation demo of the centrifugal force, which I claim is what is responsible for the so-called "dark energy."


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  1. Stavros KiriApril 9, 2017 at 12:27 PM

    Great choice! In a Space-Time rotation (that you propose), once inside, the inertial force of the non-inertial system (i.e. of the Universe) looks mysterious!! ...
    ... and you call it "Dark Energy" ...
    [+see comment on the other demo for Dark Matter ...]

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  2. Stavros KiriApril 9, 2017 at 12:29 PM

    Great choice! In a Space-Time rotation (that you propose), once inside, the inertial force of the non-inertial system (i.e. of the Universe) looks mysterious!! ...
    ... and you call it "Dark Energy" ...
    [+see comment on the other demo for Dark Matter ...]

    ReplyDelete

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