Re: "Will the LIGO Experiment Work?"
- From: "Sue..." <suzysewnshow@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Dec 2005 13:51:31 -0800
Der alte Hexenmeister wrote:
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> > Der alte Hexenmeister wrote:
> >> "Sue..." <suzysewnshow@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> >
> >> > Skrow wrote:
> >> >> "Will the LIGO Experiment Work?"
> >> > snip
> >> > A spinning permanent magnet 1/r^3 is
> >> > not a very efficient radiator.
> >> >
> >> > A spinning multipole with even shorter
> >> > range 1/r^ (>4) can only be worse.
> >> >
> >> > The beach is a good place to detect
> >> > gravitational wave because it is in the
> >> > near-field of the system.
> >> > http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/tides/
> >> >
> >> > Sue...
> >>
> >> A witch spinning her heels doesn't make her 176 fine bristle
> >> broomstick fly in 377 ohm aether.
> >> Der alte Hexenmeister.
> > You have three choices
> > zero, infinitiy, and 377 ohms.
> > You seem to be choosing one of the two
> > for which tranfer of power is
> > impossible.
>
> Izzat so...
>
> > Go pour you a warm toddy and try
> > warming your toes on a space heater
> > whose resistance is zero or infintity.
>
>
> The toddy finds no resistance from my throat.
> In fin tity isn't a spell you can cast on me, I
> know all about the magical powers of fine titties.
> I am a lexenmeister as well as a Hexenmeister.
>
> > Keep the cats and any adult supervision
> > at a safe distance when you connect
> > the zero ohm device. :o)
>
> The zero ohm device is called a "superconductor".
> Light travels through space unimpeded by ohms or aether.
> Define "ohm", little witch wannabe, or be cast out of
> hogwarts branded for life as a muggle. Hagrid will care
> for the cat and messenger OWLS. It is time for you to
> obtain new text books, little witch. Visit Diagon Alley.
>
> Androcles Dumbledore, Headmaster, sci.physics.hogwarts
So go buy a lorry load of vacuum pumps and
go door to door showing the power companies
how to cut their transmission line losses.
I'll share 49 percent of the profits with ya if
I don't have to send my patent lawyer after you.
Sue...Sue... and keep sueing till ya win. :o)
.
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