The New Cosmology of Mr. Mayer

Does Mayer's theory differ from general relativity in its predictions of the effects of a spinning object on the geometry of space?--Percy

I can't tell if that's a yes or a no.--Percy

I hadn't seen that particular article, but yes, that's the recent news that prompted the question. I'm curious whether Mayer's theory makes any predictions that would differentiate it from general relativity.--Percy

You're telling us that currently accepted scientific theory is inconsistent with observations, and that science is not taking any particular notice, and even further that science is ignoring someone whose ideas actually do match observations? Really?I'm also curious why you didn't mention this when I asked if Mayer's ideas make any predictions that would differentiate it from currently accepted theory. You replied at the time that your preference for Mayer was philosophical rather than based upon evidence.--Percy

So this could only mean that you misspoke when you said that current theory was inconsistent with observations, and that you further misspoke when you claimed that Mayer's theory better matches observations. And now you're saying the exact opposite, that Mayer's ideas have yet to be tested against observations. What would those tests be?I suggest you stop suggesting that I go check out Mayer for myself. I'm discussing with you, not Mayer. You're here to make the best case for Mayer you can. The rest of us are, if they're like me, waiting to see if you will say anything about Mayer that doesn't sound like empty hype. You should be writing advertising copy for crystal water Internet sites.--Percy