How did you come to the figure of 2.9 for its density? Could you try to get
it's Specific Gravity again? You might have a chunk of Aluminum or an alloy
of same. Will E.
"Thierry" <: -> wrote in message news:441d9a94$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Color is quite homogeneous, black, like superficially burnt, but does not
color hands, cannot be washed using water
We see under this layer gold areas (brass ?) and if we file it, the rock
is like a grayish-metal.
That seems to be a metal, not magnetic
If it was a siderit it 'd be 2-4 times heavier and much different
It looks like ore.
[OT] Re: whats with this love of kaffiene? ... They'd tell us that the carrier was a fixed amplitude.... AM was modulating the carrier, therefor it has a varying one. ... As for gravity, it is true that it is not "fully defined" in a sense (whatever ... "Throw a rock up in the air. ... (Fedora)
Re: The speed of gravity revisited ... In the discipline known as "deep reality physics", there is only one assumption: ... Even a rock is mostly empty space and can be crushed into a much smaller volume. ...Gravity forces all its free-to-move entities to fall. ... But because there is no reciprocity to the transformations in Lorentzian relativity, "t" in LR means only the reading on clocks in a single frame. ... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: Shrinking Earth ... >>> As for subduction,... When the subducted rock reached the part of the ... > that gravity always attracts, even at the college level, to this day. ... Yaknow I have this opinion of gravity as being like electricity,... (sci.geo.geology)
Re: The speed of gravity revisited ... body to change its momentum, that new momentum cannot arise from nothing ... Students often object "What about the force of gravity holding a rock on ... Do you propose to allow miracles, or can you describe a way (that ... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: [OT] Re: whats with this love of kaffiene? ... that AM was modulating the carrier, therefor it has a varying one. ...gravity", and 60 years later we still don't have it fully defined. ... It may be the only superluminal force in the universe.... "Throw a rock up in the air. ... (Fedora)
