-----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton > "I suggest a third way, without introducing dark matter and without modification of the law of gravity ... the key hypothesis is that matter and antimatter are gravitationally repulsive, and there are two gravitational charges: positive gravitational charge for matter and negative gravitational charge for antimatter," - Hajdukovic
Hmm... when you tie this in with Don Hotson and the Dirac epo field... with that field being identified more or less AS the quantum vacuum itself - then the conclusion is that positronium, either virtual or real, would demonstrates this hypothesis in a surprising way. The positron, being antimatter repels the electron gravitationally and at the same time attracts it electrostatically, so that there is a perfect balance! ... and this is the way the epo is held together. Since epos define zero point, then everything else builds on this dynamic structure (in the background). Since the mass of either component is identical in an absolute way (either a positive or negative) but neither is dominant, then the result is essentially a dense neutral background in which we are immersed. The background itself - although hidden - represents as much as 90% of all mass, and it is in a dynamic tension. This is Dirac's so-called "sea of negative energy" and in effect, Hajdukovic is simply redefining "dark matter" - and not really supplying a valid alternative. It still ALL goes back to epos. The opportunity, if there is one, which presents itself with this insight and more precise understanding of ZPE, is not obvious... except for this one point: Perhaps the easiest way to look for a way to harness ZPE is to look for anything which seems to "change" gravity ... which can include not only an anti-gravity effect but also the opposite - a super-gravity effect (putative weight gain). This may or may not be related to a kind of "supergravity" which is the basis of superstring theory. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supergravity However, there does seem to be one interesting cross-connection of all of this to experimental results. This will be the subject of another posting, as this one is getting a bit unwieldy. Hint: IRH (inverse Rydberg hydrogen) or fractional hydrogen (f/H) aka ... the Mills' hydrino, "pycno" or spillover hydrogen - all of these terms are descriptive of what is essentially "a heavier form of hydrogen." Instead of a 'reduced orbital' we could be looking at an "increased coupling to gravitons" ... :) Jones
