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- Re: Don't talk to Aliens Or God!
oh, i get it now...
"The Grand Design" is due to go on sale next week.
[link]
so, he'll say *anything* to ...'sell books'.
and what is a book anyway?....take a question and answer it with 600 pages!!!
I haven't read the book but i probaly can tell you the last thing the book says...
- Re: Laura H Greene probes our macabre fascination with scientific fraud
Of course Sam the Sham is interested in Science Fraud just in case he
gets caught with his pants down promoting the CO2 "Cap and Trade"
nonsense.
But as it turns out the definitive work on Science Fraud has not been
done, nor will it soon. Sure there are out and out cases of mouse-
painting. But usually those make a big splash but are of small
- Re: Why sailing Down Wind faster than wind is impossible.
It just occurred to me - recently you explained that there's enough
thermal gradient above the treadmill to explain the performance of the
model cart. Now that I offer to test it, you change your story. Yup
- that's a sure sign of a physics crank/troll.
Let me know when you're ready to bet on your theory.
- Re: The pathway to the future
Perhaps longer for you!
Idiot.
(Uncle Al's old job is nasty but someone has to do it!)
- Re: The pathway to the future
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Yes. One turn.
GLB
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- Re: The fine-structure constant is varying across time & space
Here's another article about it, this time from a Physics-related
publication.
Changes spotted in fundamental constant - physicsworld.com
"The discovery – dubbed by one physicist not involved in the work as the
"physics news of the year" – is further evidence that α may not be
constant after all. If correct, the conclusion would violate a
- MEET THE BHARATIYA WHO TOOK ON STEPHEN HAWKING [2004]
Meet the Indian who took on Stephen Hawking
PTI
Rediff
Tuesday, August 3, 2004
An Indian theoretical physicist who questioned the existence of
black holes and thereby challenged Stephen Hawking of Britain at last
feels vindicated. But he is sad.
Abhas Mitra, at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai,
- whirling squares forming whirling triangles as the canyon-channel log spiral #891 Correcting Math
Alright, after a few sputterings I am beginning to nail down this
canyon channel log spiral
that is so key to proving the boundary of finite to infinite. There is
a picture of whirling
triangles on this website:
--- quoting ---
[link]
- whirling triangles as the canyon-channel log spiral #890 Correcting Math
Alright, after a few sputterings I am beginning to nail down this
canyon channel log spiral
that is so key to proving the boundary of finite to infinite. There is
a picture of whirling
triangles on this website:
--- quoting ---
[link]
- Re: Why sailing Down Wind faster than wind is impossible.
Ah yes - I should have guessed that your theory wouldn't be testable
under laboratory conditions.
That's right. The sun causes the air to move. We call that wind.
And the wind powers our cart.
Fair enough. But you'll have to understand that it's a bitch to take
this thing out and run it under normal circumstances. Finding the
- Re: Why sailing Down Wind faster than wind is impossible.
The blog was only intended to follow the construction and testing of
the vehicle. We've gotten horribly lazy about adding updates since
the record was ratified, and frankly the blog sucks as anything other
than a historical documentation of the process. What I have posted on
YouTube is a series of three "build videos" for a working cart model
- Re: Why anarchism is not really plausible
On Thu, 2 Sep 2010 09:44:09 -0700 (PDT), IommoI <ur...@bezeqint.net>
wrote:
Government prevents, rather than enables division of labor. Trade,
private business and private property, is what creates division of
labor and specialization.
- Re: The Impossible Concept of Mutual Time Dilation
And, if the two clocks move symmetrically (in SR), there is NO difference in
the display of the clocks when reunited.
- Re: Speed of light relative to what?
Yes ... dictionaries .. never heard of them?
[snip]
I'm not trying to confuse anybody
It is indeed simple .. just not the nonsense that you post
No ... relativity 'works' .. and it tells us that things 'work' differently
at that speed. But it still does tell us what happens.
It is relativity 'working' that tells us that there are no inertial frames
- Re: The Impossible Concept of Mutual Time Dilation
Remember, each observer simply _sees_ the other's clock as running slow.
You can't do a direct comparison, that's frame jumping. (one frame per
observer!)
Now if you expand the problem to where the two clocks are brought together
afterward, (and they started together synchronized), now you have the