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- Re: Neo-Aether and the Medium of Space
Force _is_ momentum transfer. See Newton 2.
Yes, it is. That's the point. From kinetic theory, we get viscosity.
Specifically, we get viscosity, not superfluidity.
Not by your original definition.
First, note that you explicitly pointed out that you weren't restricting
the shapes to spherical.
Second, in general, the velocity will not be always parallel to the line - Quantum Gravity 404.6: Dark Fluid as a Repulsion-Contraction Theory in arXiv
From Osher Doctorow
Of considerable interest arguably is "Dark Fluid" theory, which has 57
papers in arXiv (5 in 2010, 9 in 2009, 6 in 2008, 9 in 2007, 6 in
2006, 6 in 2005, and fewer in each of 2004, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1999,
1994).
See:
1) "Dark Fluid," Wikipedia.
2) arXiv papers on Dark Fluid (57 of them), including Alexandre Arbey - Re: SKEPTICS ARE TOO STOOOPID TO TEST PARANORMAL
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Herc - Re: Quantum Gravity 404.5: 2 Paradoxes: Portugal's Theory of Curvature-Bending Spacecraft (Gravitation), and Exobiology's Power-Crazy Hedonism
From Osher Doctorow
Miguel Alcubierre of U. Wales U.K. actually developed the theory of
the warp drive ("curvature bending"), also studied by Fernando Loup of
Sun Alliance Lisbon Portugal, and by Francisco S. N. Lobo of U. Lisboa
Portugal in 5 arXiv papers. "Lobos" was a typo.
Osher Doctorow - Re: SKEPTICS ARE TOO STOOOPID TO TEST PARANORMAL
There's one rather LARGE difference between you and Randi,
No NOT the obvious one, but Credibility. - Re: SKEPTICS ARE TOO STOOOPID TO TEST PARANORMAL It just means they already know about you.
- Re: Energy of whole atom radiates at fusion/fission
BURT schrieb:
Actually I assume, that concept of real, lasting particles is wrong.
Physicists found hundreds, but only three lasting ones: electron, up-
and down-quarks. Than it is possible to annihilate particles to
radiation and we have the energy-mass equivalence. This itself suggests,
that massive things and radiation are closer related than we think. - Re: How does a radio antenna work quantum mechanically?
I don't know if Wikipedia can be called a "good" reference, but it
does discuss these types of issues. Here are two Wikipedia articles.
[link]
Ask Bluey on Wikepedia
“In the quantum view of electromagnetic interactions, far field
effects are manifestations of real photons, while near field effects - Re: Re: Re: SKEPTICS ARE TOO STOOOPID TO TEST PARANORMAL
On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:15:56 +1000, "|-|ercules"
So you trot out the usual lame and pathetic obfuscating excuses for
either not answering them at all or otherwise giving some retarded and
unintelligible video answer..... - Re: FTL or Mutual Time Dilation ?
[...]
It used to be the case he was just a white noise generator of idiocy.
Guess he finally grew up to the the crank we all knew he would become. - Re: Attraction of opposite electric charges would form neutronium
The proof is their attraction never brings them together.
I challenge by that.
Mitch Raemsch - Re: Attraction of opposite electric charges would form neutronium
I'm not arguing. I keep asking you for proof and you never seem to
have any. The only thing you do is keep propounding increasingly
stupid ideas.
Prove that you're right. Stating simple conclusions doesn't do that. - Re: Attraction of opposite electric charges would form neutronium
You can't challenge me, it isn't my idea, you have to prove it.
How many times will it take for you to understand that if you
propose a new theory you are the one who has to prove it. If
you cannot prove it, you should shut up.
Now, where's your proof? - Re: FTL or Mutual Time Dilation ?
If there is mutual time slow how does one clock age faster then?
Mitch Raemsch - Re: "It's fun to kill people"
You get quite a lot out of just one word, don't you? I bet you can
turn this sentence into a doctoral thesis.
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