Evidence of infinite gravitational phase speed at zero frequency has been observed by a few researchers by noting the high stability of the earth’s orbit about the sun [15, 16]. Light from the sun is not observed to be collinear with the sun’s gravitational force.
Astronomical studies indicate that the earth’s acceleration is toward the gravitational center of the sun even though it is moving around the sun, whereas light from the sun is observed to be aberated. If the gravitational force between the sun and the earth were aberated then gravitational forces tangential to the earth’s orbit would result, causing the earth to spiral away from the sun, due to conservation of angular momentum. Current astronomical observations estimate the phase speed of gravity to be greater than 2x10^10c.
2006-09-05
02:26:08
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This was actually the conclusion to an article about an experiment on the phase velocity of near field superluminar propagating electromagnetic fields. Well the writer extends the theory to gravitational fields.
2006-09-05
03:05:47 ·
update #1
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0009023
2006-09-05
03:06:04 ·
update #2