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Re: It's A New BallGamePosted by sol on October 05, 19101 at 22:55:55: In Reply to: Re: It's A New BallGame posted by DickT on October 05, 19101 at 16:25:34: Dickt, As a weather man, I am sure using water, to watch currents is a fine comparison to watching air currents and helping to understand. Do you agree? The dynamics of fields, not plasma, although would such currents also be represented here? Movement of fields and displacement, as Adam I think mentioned. Using such a idea, as a iron bar floating, realistically is not possible, although finding means in which to support it or by its very nature having the bouyancy to sustain. Forces in which we might hold it in place, by having something above it, not taking into account something in which, a foundation is needed to support such a attraction. So the idea here then is understand how such effects might be introduced to explain ways in which other then the currrent knowledge we have might help us to see other possibilities. See, if I say to you that I have indeed observed something floating in mid air, science requires that I support this notion. It will be come acceptable then. But until then, at the time of witnessing such incident, no equipement was evident, other then what the individuals gathered represented. So by putting this idea forward to speculation, we might see how it might be possible. Strings has a role to play here. I just don't know how it would be written. Use the idea of something floating on water, and fill in the gaps. Sound familiar?:) Maybe I'm just off my rocker, who knows:) Sol2001
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