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  In the quantum vacuum there are numerous temporary velocity vectors of mean scale a randomly oriented. If the vacuum is viewed from an frame, the vectors going with the frame appear diminished, and the vectors going against the frame appear increased, producing a net polarization of the vacuum. If the frame's acceleration g is small, the effect is linear, and if the machine is filled up with vectors the coefficient of the polarization will be unity. The typical exponential term for controlling high-energy fluctuations must also be reproduced. Thus the vacuum polarization is g exp (g/a). The conditions of the exponent when multiplied by the dipole moment have the dimensions of power.
  
  The rest frame of the galaxy, like, is accelerated regarding local inertial frames that fall under the middle. In this rest frame the vacuum appears polarized and enhances the galaxy's gravitational field g. Browse here at movil s4 to study how to recognize it. So we've
  
  g= -GM/r2 + g exp (g/a)
  
  where g is understood to be bad. For g much greater, the exponential is negligible and Newton's law effects. But also for g less than a, the exponential may be extended to at least one + g/a and we get
  
  g2 = aGM/r2
  
  That is exactly the system found empirically by Milgrom to explain the motion of stars and galaxies in the weak-field area, except the law of gravity is changed, not the law of motion (Scientific American, August 2002). He finds that a is about one Angstrom per second squared, which can be close to the "surface gravity" of an, the field of a mass at one meter, or the field of a galaxy in its external parts. Also, the square of a isn't far from the value of the cosmological constant, in units where c=1. In this type, a might be seen as the saturated field strength of the quantum vacuum. Moviles Liberados contains new info about the purpose of it. This provocative Picking A Samsung LCD TELEVISION - Web Album Created with Flash Slideshow Software essay has a few poetic tips for how to engage in this hypothesis.
  
  The findings may be adequately explained by utilising the correct quantum law of gravity and assuming a probable amount of common matter M. There's number need for dark matter.
  
  The resulting apparent polarization could improve the acceleration, and indeed could potentially cause the acceleration, once the process has started, due perhaps for some interference way back when, as house accelerates away from us. If space is collapsing in certain remote region, the exact same approach could boost the collapse. So the cosmos might contain interspersed elements of expansion and collapse. A large bang could result as digital particles are ripped from the vacuum, when growth becomes intense. A place would create a big crunch, where matter is crushed back into the vacuum. The complete process is possibly eternal and infinite.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In the quantum vacuum there are numerous temporary velocity vectors of mean scale a randomly oriented. If the vacuum is viewed from an frame, the vectors going with the frame appear diminished, and the vectors going against the frame appear increased, producing a net polarization of the vacuum. If the frame's acceleration g is small, the effect is linear, and if the machine is filled up with vectors the coefficient of the polarization will be unity. The typical exponential term for controlling high-energy fluctuations must also be reproduced. Thus the vacuum polarization is g exp (g/a). The conditions of the exponent when multiplied by the dipole moment have the dimensions of power. <br /> <br /> The rest frame of the galaxy, like, is accelerated regarding local inertial frames that fall under the middle. In this rest frame the vacuum appears polarized and enhances the galaxy's gravitational field g. Browse here at <a rel="nofollow" href="http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1057184">movil s4</a> to study how to recognize it. So we've <br /> <br /> g= -GM/r2 + g exp (g/a) <br /> <br /> where g is understood to be bad. For g much greater, the exponential is negligible and Newton's law effects. But also for g less than a, the exponential may be extended to at least one + g/a and we get <br /> <br /> g2 = aGM/r2 <br /> <br /> That is exactly the system found empirically by Milgrom to explain the motion of stars and galaxies in the weak-field area, except the law of gravity is changed, not the law of motion (Scientific American, August 2002). He finds that a is about one Angstrom per second squared, which can be close to the "surface gravity" of an, the field of a mass at one meter, or the field of a galaxy in its external parts. Also, the square of a isn't far from the value of the cosmological constant, in units where c=1. In this type, a might be seen as the saturated field strength of the quantum vacuum. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://armorgames.com/user/copyeast0">Moviles Liberados</a> contains new info about the purpose of it. This provocative <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.go2album.com/pg/groups/2287594/picking-a-samsung-lcd-television/">Picking A Samsung LCD TELEVISION - Web Album Created with Flash Slideshow Software</a> essay has a few poetic tips for how to engage in this hypothesis. <br /> <br /> The findings may be adequately explained by utilising the correct quantum law of gravity and assuming a probable amount of common matter M. There's number need for dark matter. <br /> <br /> The resulting apparent polarization could improve the acceleration, and indeed could potentially cause the acceleration, once the process has started, due perhaps for some interference way back when, as house accelerates away from us. If space is collapsing in certain remote region, the exact same approach could boost the collapse. So the cosmos might contain interspersed elements of expansion and collapse. A large bang could result as digital particles are ripped from the vacuum, when growth becomes intense. A place would create a big crunch, where matter is crushed back into the vacuum. The complete process is possibly eternal and infinite.</div>

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