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<blockquote data-quote="NaturalPhilosopher" data-source="post: 160097" data-attributes="member: 9562"><p>Runners have a loss of energy in the form of friction. Requires input from the runner to overcome it and to also propel himself continually at a constant speed but also more to overcome resistance to acceleration which of course is conserved in the momentum itself. It's like momentum is a battery.</p><p></p><p>So the calories he's burning and the push he receives both stores in momentum until friction depletes it. Just wait a while until his calories are depleted, lactic acid in his muscles buildup causing them to fail or friction depletes the momentum stored up. Then your small push will be strong again.</p><p></p><p>Galactic cluster gravitational lensing works pretty well. there's no atmosphere between them in interstellar space.</p><p></p><p>How can momentum be separate from space(no momentum if not moving in a direction aka space). Gravity is a spatial vector as well, no space, nothing to pull things through it.</p><p></p><p>The more knowledge that is accumulated....the more we realize the vacuum(space) isn't empty and is a boiling cauldron of energy. Higgs field, virtual photons, virtual pairs, etc.. How could they not have an influence upon objects?</p><p></p><p>Well known in particle physics labs that the particle is interacting continually with virtual photons in an asymmetric way. Relativists ignore this interaction as pure probability rather than a real interaction. Why there's such a contention about a charge being calculated as infinite or finite. That problem has never been resolved. Still pending.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NaturalPhilosopher, post: 160097, member: 9562"] Runners have a loss of energy in the form of friction. Requires input from the runner to overcome it and to also propel himself continually at a constant speed but also more to overcome resistance to acceleration which of course is conserved in the momentum itself. It's like momentum is a battery. So the calories he's burning and the push he receives both stores in momentum until friction depletes it. Just wait a while until his calories are depleted, lactic acid in his muscles buildup causing them to fail or friction depletes the momentum stored up. Then your small push will be strong again. Galactic cluster gravitational lensing works pretty well. there's no atmosphere between them in interstellar space. How can momentum be separate from space(no momentum if not moving in a direction aka space). Gravity is a spatial vector as well, no space, nothing to pull things through it. The more knowledge that is accumulated....the more we realize the vacuum(space) isn't empty and is a boiling cauldron of energy. Higgs field, virtual photons, virtual pairs, etc.. How could they not have an influence upon objects? Well known in particle physics labs that the particle is interacting continually with virtual photons in an asymmetric way. Relativists ignore this interaction as pure probability rather than a real interaction. Why there's such a contention about a charge being calculated as infinite or finite. That problem has never been resolved. Still pending. [/QUOTE]
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