On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:58:34 -0800 Gibson Elliot Gibson Elliot wrote.. 

"Ether is consumed by mass, that's gravity, a pretty measurable effect in my 
book!" 

I agree with Tesla's observation but it is incomplete..you can't "just" eat 
ether endlessly -you must also expell it. 

Puthoff's atomic model has vacuum fluctuations restoring energy to orbitals and 
Tesla is even more generic where 

he attributes all mater to eating ether which I assume includes the electrons 
and positrons in the nucleus. In both cases however there needs to be a more 
dynamic definition of this interaction. The LET theory suggests a "stationary" 
ether 

but this "eating" and "expelling" of ether through matter heavily suggests 
relative motion. The LET helps explain the M&M dilema by putting ether on the 
time axis but there still needs to be some explanation of relative motion. 
maybe 3D space as a whole is moving through time at C? If SR and LET are that 
similar then then the C squared component of V^2/C^2 must have an anology in 
LET. They both represent velocity legs of a right triangle. I am not saying 
vacuum fluctuations ARE the ether but rather they are residents of that medium 
and as such travel with the ether -winking into and out of existence because 
they can only manifest themselves while intersecting with space. Maybe someone 
can tell me the proper theory name for viewing all matter with open vistas on 
both the future and past -I'm slowly learning my ideas are never my own and 
that this perspective must have a commonly applied name / author. My point is 
that 

relative motion between space and time where VP form a stream on the time axis 
would explain 1) this winking into and out of existence, 2) Puthoff's model of 
restoring ennergy/Tesla's view of "eating" ether, 3)inertial frames because 

this stream rate  becomes our "ruler" such that we can never really be aware of 
rate changes. ok ok  TOOOO much speculation but at least you know now where I 
am coming from... and it all started here 
http://byzipp.com/energy/hydrino_files/frame.htm  

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