sci.physics
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- Re: origin of U in tension
- origin of U in tension
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- The 1935 Duesenberg SJ Mormon Meteor Speedster ( with a coool exhaust pipe ).
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Newtonian gravity solutions
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: A Closed Parametric Curve
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.8 More on Mass/Energy
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.9 More on Mass/Energy
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes do not exist
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: Graduate Level Math Books For Sale
- Re: Cosmic gravity, density and pressure.
- Re: Vista and global warming.
- Re: Jihad needs scientists
- Vista and global warming.
- Re: "The Flaw in High Energy Physics"
- From: zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- "The Flaw in High Energy Physics"
- "The Flaw in High Energy Physics"
- Re: t-butanol vs. n-butanol melting vs. boiling points
- Re: Cosmic gravity, density and pressure.
- Re: What is Wave characteristics ?
- Re: Cosmic gravity, density and pressure.
- Re: c-v|c+v
- Re: c-v|c+v
- Re: WTC 7 is 9/11 key
- t-butanol vs. n-butanol melting vs. boiling points
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: photon animation
- Re: WTC 7 is 9/11 key
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Quantum Gravity 83.9 More on Mass/Energy
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.8 More on Mass/Energy
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Quantum Gravity 83.8 More on Mass/Energy
- Re: BYU Physics Prof Finds Thermate in WTC Physical Samples, Building Collapses an Inside Job
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- The Speed of Cracking
- A Closed Parametric Curve
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- PHYSICAL REVIEW FOCUS 30 January 2007 http://focus.aps.org/
- Re: BYU Physics Prof Finds Thermate in WTC Physical Samples, Building Collapses an Inside Job
- Re: BYU Physics Prof Finds Thermate in WTC Physical Samples, Building Collapses an Inside Job
- Computer chips cut energy consumption
- The Air - Anti-Gravity
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: Gravity, Parity, Eotvos
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- From: da5id65536@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: need ideas for what to research/report on in PHYSICS
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: photon animation
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes...
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes...
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.7: Negative Mass Fundamental?
- From: da5id65536@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes...
- Quantum Gravity 83.7: Negative Mass Fundamental?
- Re: PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE -- Number 810 30 January 2007 by Phillip F. Schewe, Ben Stein, Turner Brinton, and Davide Castelvecchi
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes...
- Re: Why only gravity is "geometrical"?
- Re: Why only gravity is "geometrical"?
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE -- Number 810 30 January 2007 by Phillip F. Schewe, Ben Stein, Turner Brinton, and Davide Castelvecchi
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- From: da5id65536@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- From: da5id65536@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Interval before Nuclear Decay
- Interval before Nuclear Decay
- From: da5id65536@xxxxxxxxx
- PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE -- Number 810 30 January 2007 by Phillip F. Schewe, Ben Stein, Turner Brinton, and Davide Castelvecchi
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.4: The Boys From Italia
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- Re: Tom Potter and Original Sources
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Tom Potter and Original Sources
- From: justinlewis100@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: need research topic
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: c-v|c+v
- From: zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: The Human Skin as "An Engine"
- need research topic
- Process Engineer opening at Draper Lab in Cambridge, MA
- Re: The price you pay for rent varies a bit.
- "Measuring Our Absolute Velocity"
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Conceptual Questions in Statistical echanics
- Re: c-v|c+v
- Re: c-v|c+v
- Re: photon animation
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Interpretation of electric dipole solution
- Re: The Human Skin as "An Engine"
- Re: photon animation
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Why these two absolute quantities are paradoxical?
- Anti-gravitational effects demonstrated using a Van De Graaf generator
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: The Human Skin as "An Engine"
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- The Human Skin as "An Engine"
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.3: Entropy and Re Fundamental in QG
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.4: Entropy Defenders BOmbard
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Armed Mexicans chase U.S. troops from border post
- Re: Standing on the corner with frozen fish.
- Building nuclear weapons out of household materials.
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Fast women have to be kept " on the down low ".
- Re: Standing on the corner with frozen fish.
- Standing on the corner with frozen fish.
- Re: Modern physics the new Alchemy ?
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: precession, quantized
- Re: From image formation by a plane mirror to the generation of (human) visual consciousness
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: precession, quantized
- I expected something for nothing, my bad.
- Buying Tonga.
- Re: precession, quantized
- Re: rest mass of Li
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Dark Energy Comes From Life Intelligence and Patterns
- Re: Dark Energy Comes From Life Intelligence and Patterns
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Re: DIVINE EINSTEIN: A HAUNTING PICTURE
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Déjà vu, I still have nothing T.J. wants.
- Re: precession, quantized
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.4: The Boys From Italia
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Modern physics the new Alchemy ?
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Need some help about the new style of this ng
- Re: Need some help about the new style of this ng
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: Improved Relativity Theory (IRT)
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: Expanding Space
- Re: Expanding Space
- Re: A basic question.
- Re: precession, quantized
- Re: Sober bums.
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- "Gravity"
- "Gravity"
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Sober bums.
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Re: fictitious forces
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- How a system is modeled depends on the prior knowns.
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: precession, quantized
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Re: Second SUN
- precession, quantized
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- New physical sciences/mathematics positions at http://jobs.phds.org, January 29, 2007
- From: PhDs . org Webmaster
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- Re: *7* new book "ATOM TOTALITY THEORY Replaces Big Bang Theory in PHYSICS" ; color of the universe matches silvery white plutonium
- Sober bums.
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Second SUN
- Re: Gravitational Slingshot And Voilation of Newton's Third Law of Motion.
- Re: photon animation
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Modern physics the new Alchemy ?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Making real gravity to prove unified field theory.
- Re: Need some help about the new style of this ng
- BWAHAHAHAhahahahahahahahahahahahaha! (was Re: mass of the photon)
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- The Hypergeometrical Hyperon Family
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: brainless moron
- mass of the photon)
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: A DIALOGUE WITH Lee Smolin & PETER WOIT of Not Even Wrong: The Failure of String Theory And the Search for Unity in Physical Law (Hardcover)
- From: Amadeus Polonium-210
- Re: Quantum Gravity 83.6: Italia Continued
- Quantum Gravity 83.6: Italia Continued
- Re: massless photons
- Quantum Gravity 83.4: The Boys From Italia
- Quantum Gravity 83.4: Entropy Defenders BOmbard
- BWAHAHAHAhahahahahahahahahahahahaha! (was Re: mass of the photon)
- Re: massless photons
- Re: Start wreck
- Re: Structure of A Photon
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: The proof of mass vector.
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: The proof of mass vector.
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: What angle creates MAXIMUM air deflection?
- Re: Basic help with airflow calculations
- Re: fictitious forces
- Re: I shouldn't be stalking T.J., asking him for shit.
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Mind control a serious threat to individuals rights...
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: photon animation
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: I shouldn't be stalking T.J., asking him for shit.
- I shouldn't be stalking T.J., asking him for shit.
- Re: fictitious forces
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Quantum Gravity 83.3: Entropy and Re Fundamental in QG
- Re: Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Quantum Gravity 83.2: Re Fundamental in QG
- Say T.J., do those Dreamworks morons need a computer programmer ?
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: T.J., Have you ever fished with spike ?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Quantum Gravity 83.0: Re Fundamental in QG
- Re: Time is truly spatial ( i.e. falsely directional ).
- Re: Curvature of Space (was Re: Some simple cosmology questions)
- Quantum Gravity 83.0: Fundamental in QG
- Re: Quantum Gravity 82.7: Gas Law Not Fundamental
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: From image formation by a plane mirror to the generation of (human) visual consciousness
- Re: A black hole is a frozen supernova, not a frozen star.
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Structure of A Photon
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Gravity is inertia ( and vice versa ) but it's modeled differently.
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Environmentalists are terrorists.
- My code won't run without Bill Gates' software... I'm filling his pockets.
- Re: fictitious forces
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- Re: Armed Mexicans chase U.S. troops from border post
- Re: Structure of A Photon
- Re: photon animation
- Re: T.J., Have you ever fished with spike ?
- Re: fictitious forces
- Re: Dark Matter responsible for lack of virgins on Earth
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: If CO2 traps heat, then we would have cooler days,
- Re: Environmentalists are terrorists.
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: mass of the photon
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: mass of the photon
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: different boiling points of iron
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Time is truly spatial ( i.e. falsely directional ).
- Quantum Gravity 82.8: Reply to Hawk
- Re: Incidence angle of diffuse radiation on a given plane
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: Diffraction through apertures with a rounded edge.
- Re: Quantum Mechanics ( and thermodynamics ) in a nutshell.
- Quantum Mechanics ( and thermodynamics ) in a nutshell.
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: photon animation
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Quantum Gravity 82.9: QG Electromagnetism
- Cracking the " Window Genuine Advantage " lock.
- Re: mass of the photon
- Curvature of Space (was Re: Some simple cosmology questions)
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Structure of A Photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- "Communicating at Translight Velocities"
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: mass of the photon
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: mass of the photon
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Colour of heavy water
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Quantum Gravity 82.8: y/x Not Fundamental
- Quantum Gravity 82.8: y/x Not Fundamental
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Quantum Gravity 82.7: Gas Law Not Fundamental
- Re: Weeding out the dross
- From image formation by a plane mirror to the generation of (human) visual consciousness
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: Mass of the Photon
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: Mind control a serious threat to individuals rights...
- Re: mass of the photon
- What angle creates MAXIMUM air deflection?
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- This is a test.
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Come on Ghost, Do you really think I'm as foolish as Gisse ?
- Re: Colour of heavy water
- Re: Start wreck
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- Re: Colour of heavy water
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: photon animation
- Burris's Unifield Field Theory: Im back!
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: Colour of heavy water
- Re: Come on Ghost, Do you really think I'm as foolish as Gisse ?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: I'll take T.J.'s ideas over T_Wake's any day.
- Re: What's New - Bob Park - Friday, January 26, 2007
- Start wreck
- Re: GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- GRAVITY - Law or Theory
- Come on Ghost, Do you really think I'm as foolish as Gisse ?
- Quantum Gravity 82.6: String Theory From Newton
- Re: " Come here little boy, I've got something for you ! "
- Re: I'll take T.J.'s ideas over T_Wake's any day.
- Re: Accidental/intensional explosions.
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- "The Limitations of Mathematics in Physics"
- Re: Some simple cosmology questions
- We live in an age of disposable everything, cars are like toilet paper.
- Re: photon animation
- Re: What's New - Bob Park - Friday, January 26, 2007
- Re: Accidental/intensional explosions.
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: Light Diameter
- Quantum Gravity 82.5: Restricted Riccati
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: Efficiency is notional.
- nodes in em waves
- Quantum Gravity 82.4: F = ma
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: I'll take T.J.'s ideas over T_Wake's any day.
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: DCG KIT
- Re: Light Diameter
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Accidental/intensional explosions.
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Quantum Gravity 82.3: Additive Entropy and Tensors
- Re: Light Diameter
- Light Diameter
- Quantum Gravity 82.2: Additive Quantum Logic
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Efficiency is notional.
- Re: Dark Energy Comes From Life Intelligence and Patterns
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: Article: Sending Einstein into a spin
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: A basic question.
- Re: I'll take T.J.'s ideas over T_Wake's any day.
- Re: In their rare lucid moments, relativists admit that black holes do not exist
- Re: massless photons
- I'll take T.J.'s ideas over T_Wake's any day.
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: Mass of the Photon
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- Re: Dark Energy Comes From Life Intelligence and Patterns
- Dark Energy Comes From Life Intelligence and Patterns
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- Re: mass of the photon
- " Come here little boy, I've got something for you ! "
- Re: Mass of the Photon
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Refrigerator cools one electron at a time
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: Incidence angle of diffuse radiation on a given plane
- Quantum Gravity 82.1: More Re Additive Dimensional Analysis
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: An Experiment In Philosophy
- Quantum Gravity 82.0: Additive Dimensional Analysis
- DCG KIT
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Refrigerator cools one electron at a time
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: photon animation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: What's New - Bob Park - Friday, January 26, 2007 edited
- Re: What's New - Bob Park - Friday, January 26, 2007
- Re: Mass of the Photon
- Mass of the Photon
- What's New - Bob Park - Friday, January 26, 2007
- Re: If time stops, would you notice after it restarts?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever Ting Tan woe culture vulture
- Re: Quantum Gravity 81.0: --> vs =, < =
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Lensless x-ray microscope focuses on biological sample
- Re: The actual diamond crystal
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Some simple cosmology questions
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: Maxwell's eq in quaternion form (not a kook post!)
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- The actual diamond crystal
- Re: Quantum Gravity 81.0: --> vs =, < =
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Minkowski Metric Is Broken
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: If time stops, would you notice after it restarts?
- Re: photon animation
- Quantum Gravity 81.0: --> vs =, < =
- Re: Stephen Hawking on waves and particles
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: photon animation
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: photon animation
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Phineas, I got your metric right here, genius.
- Re: photon animation
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Google Groups has its place... and its shortcomings.
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: photon animation
- Re: Some simple cosmology questions
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Need some help about the new style of this ng
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: photon animation
- Re: If time stops, would you notice after it restarts?
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Benjamin Huntsman, England, 1740.
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: Benjamin Huntsman, England, 1740.
- Re: Phineas, I got your metric right here, genius.
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: Benjamin Huntsman, England, 1740.
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: T.J., Have you ever driven a car 3,500 miles up Ghost ass
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Blowing bulbs...
- Re: How is the pressure in this tank increasing?
- Re: Benjamin Huntsman, England, 1740.
- Re: Battery Breakthrough?
- Re: Phineas, I got your metric right here, genius.
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- Re: Pendulum swings away from dark energy
- Re: picture of photon
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- Re: Pendulum swings away from dark energy
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- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Mean and extreme velocity calculations or estimates
- Re: No small victory for the open source concept.
- picture of photon
- Trying to find some particular physics humour
- The Art of Counting TIME
- Re: Hilbert spaces, other than Hermitian matrices, to represent quantum systems?
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: No small victory for the open source concept.
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Going from Seattle to Key West Florida on one tank of gasoline.
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Question on the LT and the Inverse LT
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.4: Adding Terms to Einstein's Equation For Fundamental Equations of Quantum Gravity
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.4: Adding Terms to Einstein's Equation For Fundamental Equations of Quantum Gravity
- Hilbert spaces, other than Hermitian matrices, to represent quantum systems?
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: the physics of arthritis
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- the physics of arthritis
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: symmetry of the stress tensor and conservation of angular momentum
- "What Special and General Relativity Tell Us About the Nature of Our Universe"
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- I can operate a hula hoop- and I'm 57- and the funny part is- you should be able to also- and I know how you could!
- Re: New class of materials called "nanopolymers"
- Re: Strange shape-what is mathematics behind it?
- Going from Seattle to Key West Florida on one tank of gasoline.
- Re: Why momentum is a cotangent vector?
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- New class of materials called "nanopolymers"
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- What'a New by Bob Park - Friday, January 19, 2007
- Re: Giant pipelines of freshwater to parched lands
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: No small victory for the open source concept.
- Re: No small victory for the open source concept.
- No small victory for the open source concept.
- Re: "Is More Than Half a Brain Needed?"
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Pendulum swings away from dark energy
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: gas discharge tube info wanted
- Re: I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Screenshots of my ( UTF-8 encoded ) CSS rules for FireFox 1.5...
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Science Fair
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- [Laymen Question] I don't understand the "FTL Breaks Causality" thing
- Re: A "molecular carrier" that can transport carbon dioxide molecules
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.3: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.3: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.2: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.2: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.1: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: How cold Earth w/o moon
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.1: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- A "molecular carrier" that can transport carbon dioxide molecules
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.1: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.1: More Re Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- COROT sees first light (Jan 18)
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Pendulum swings away from dark energy
- Re: Strange shape-what is mathematics behind it?
- Re: Strange shape-what is mathematics behind it?
- Anybody a way to refute, waste the idea of Afterlife???
- Re: Pendulum swings away from dark energy
- Re: Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Photonic Schroedinger cat breaks record
- Pendulum swings away from dark energy
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Neutrino detector is compact yet sensitive
- Re: Are Some Mormons Demons
- Re: Are Some Mormons Demons
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: A question abount induction, solar flares and Earths magnetic filed.
- Re: A question abount induction, solar flares and Earths magnetic filed.
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: A question abount induction, solar flares and Earths magnetic filed.
- A question abount induction, solar flares and Earths magnetic filed.
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: Are Some Mormons Demons
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: A new model of Grand Unified Theory (GUT)
- Q: shadow of a ball bearing in laser light
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- The " Wave-Particle Duality " is synthetic, not intrinsic.
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: gas discharge tube info wanted
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Strange shape-what is mathematics behind it?
- Re: My dumb experiment with magnets
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: A new model of Grand Unified Theory (GUT)
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Magnet Shapes and relative strength
- "The Properties of the Aether"
- Re: Boundary conditions on Fluid Dynamics question
- Re: Boundary conditions on Fluid Dynamics question
- what is the width of a single photon?
- Re: Screenshots of my ( UTF-8 encoded ) CSS rules for FireFox 1.5...
- A new model of Grand Unified Theory (GUT)
- A new model of Grand Unified Theory (GUT)
- My dumb experiment with magnets
- gas discharge tube info wanted
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- T.J.'s Sliding_Vane_Rotor.
- Screenshots of my ( UTF-8 encoded ) CSS rules for FireFox 1.5...
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: I was right... Fearless_Johnny is 22 times faster than most tugs.
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.0: Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- 1, 2, 3, 5, 7... PRIME Numbers
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.0: Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 77.0: Fundamental Equation of Quantum Gravity
- time reversal device
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Boundary conditions on Fluid Dynamics question
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Boundary conditions on Fluid Dynamics question
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- "Dimensional Analysis and Relativity"
- Re: Magnetic ermeability, permittivity, and conductivity of salt water
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: More perpetual motion
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: Why momentum is a cotangent vector?
- Re: Why momentum is a cotangent vector?
- Re: More perpetual motion
- Re: Science Fair
- Re: More perpetual motion
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Why momentum is a cotangent vector?
- Progress In Science
- Re: 40% efficient solar cells will cause huge fall in oil shares
- Creation of the Universe
- Re: I was right... Fearless_Johnny is 22 times faster than most tugs.
- I was right... Fearless_Johnny is 22 times faster than most tugs.
- THE CASE OF THE DISAPPEARING MASS
- Re: 40% efficient solar cells will cause huge fall in oil shares
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.3: Variability of the Name Sudarsky
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.3: Variability of the Name Sudarsky
- Re: 40% efficient solar cells will cause huge fall in oil shares
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.2: Even More Re: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.2: Even More Re: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: 40% efficient solar cells will cause huge fall in oil shares
- Re: State variables and their mathematical significance
- Re: The Number '1'
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.1: More Re: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- The Number '1'
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.1: More Re: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.1: More Re: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.0: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: More perpetual motion
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: More perpetual motion
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Magnetic ermeability, permittivity, and conductivity of salt water
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.0: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.0: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 76.0: Barrow vs Penrose vs PI
- Re: Google_Groups on IE7 restricts posts to a very narrow middle column.
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: Science Fair
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: photon rotates twice per frequency
- Science Fair
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: photon rotates twice per frequency
- Re: black matter being sucked into black holes?
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: Data Physics: A Nightmare in Physics
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Monkeys and Infinity (Was: The case for circumcision)
- Re: Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: photon rotates twice per frequency
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: math notation
- "The Arrow of Time"
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: photon rotates twice per frequency
- photon rotates twice per frequency
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: thermodynamic and magnetism
- Re: thermodynamics
- Re: math notation
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: math notation
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: Casual Sex: Frail woman, it's hard to tell where your next love lies, after midnight
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Butterfly Effect
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Does a PhD in physics *really* prepare you for a variety of careers?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- good reference on Computational Holography?
- From: Scott J. McCaughrin
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: Will increased government physical science funding produce more permanent jobs?
- Will increased government physical science funding produce more permanent jobs?
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Monkeys and Infinity (Was: The case for circumcision)
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: "The Aether and Charges of Charlatanism"
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: thermodynamic and magnetism
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: symmetry of stress and strain tensors
- Re: "The Aether and Charges of Charlatanism"
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: thermodynamic and magnetism
- Re: magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: thermodynamics
- Re: Monkeys and Infinity (Was: The case for circumcision)
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- "The Aether and Charges of Charlatanism"
- Re: Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Simple question
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: Simple question
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Now we're getting there!
- Now we're getting there!
- Re: What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: thermodynamics
- Re: math notation
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: Why these two absolute quantities are paradoxical?
- New physical sciences/mathematics positions at http://jobs.phds.org, January 15, 2007
- From: PhDs . org Webmaster
- Re: Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- Re: Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Book recommendations, and is John Gribbin good?
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: math notation
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 75.2: Kripke Semantics, Modal Logics, and Many-Valued Logics
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 75.2: Kripke Semantics, Modal Logics, and Many-Valued Logics
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- What's New: HIGGS LIGHT: MAYBE THE TEVATRON STILL HAS SHOT AT IT
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: Simple freezing of water
- Simple freezing of water
- Thermo 101 - 2nd Law Clarification
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: math notation
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 75.1: Jansana in Stanford and Multivalued Logics
- Re: Cell to cell tap...
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 75.0: Stanford and Multivalued Logics
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: math notation
- Re: math notation
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- magnetism and thermodynamics
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Cell to cell tap...
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: thermodynamic and magnetism
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: math notation
- Re: Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- thermodynamic and magnetism
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Why these two absolute quantities are paradoxical?
- Re: Why these two absolute quantities are paradoxical?
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Golly, that was easy...
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Golly, that was easy...
- Re: Data Physics: A Nightmare in Physics
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- Re: galaxy rotation curves
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Butterfly Effect
- galaxy rotation curves
- Re: math notation
- "Another Rebuff to General Relativity By Cosmological Observations"
- Butterfly Effect
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: math notation
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- Re: Quick cosmology question
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 74.0: Role of Probability in Decoherence
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 74.0: Role of Probability in Decoherence
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Symmetry of the stress tensor -- summary
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: Ignorance on parade
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: How do I get rid of air bubbles in a tank full of water?
- Re: Standards are like items on a menu, we pick and chose'em.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: PHYSICS!? Near God, eh? You have to be old, bald, fat... (bioterrorism)
- From: zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Ignorance on parade
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: PHYSICS!? Near God, eh? You have to be old, bald, fat... (bioterrorism)
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: Best aute diagnostics Plus OBDII Error Code Database
- Re: Simple question
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- I've changed the subject line (was Re: <this subject line should really be changed>)
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: math notation
- Re: math notation
- Re: "Einstein's Unfortunate Legacy #2"
- Re: PHYSICS!? Near God, eh? You have to be old, bald, fat... (bioterrorism)
- Re: math notation
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: about work
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Iran: Come "attack" me :-)
- Re: Simple question
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Standards are like items on a menu, we pick and chose'em.
- about work
- Friction and GNP at MIT
- Re: "Einstein's Unfortunate Legacy #2"
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Big bang - unformed and void - tohu and bohu
- Re: Best aute diagnostics Plus OBDII Error Code Database
- Re: Test of Whether Postings are Getting Thru
- Re: Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Test of Whether Postings are Getting Thru
- Re: Some more elementary questions
- Re: math notation
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 73.0: Probabilistic Perception Underlies Supersymmetry
- Re: math notation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Metallized "Emergency Blankets" Heat Loss
- Re: Orbital Question
- Re: <this subject line should really be changed>
- Re: Simple question
- Orbital Question
- Re: Simple question
- Re: Simple question
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: math notation
- Re: My userContent.CSS now ensures that inline images never overwrite text.
- "Einstein's Unfortunate Legacy #2"
- Re: Standards are like items on a menu, we pick and chose'em.
- math notation
- Re: Simple question
- Re: The PRIME Number '7'
- Re: Simple question
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- My userContent.CSS now ensures that inline images never overwrite text.
- Standards are like items on a menu, we pick and chose'em.
- T_Wake, Would you like to piss off Dan Espen ?
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
- Re: proton plasma, electron plasma make up DM?
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- Re: Data Physics: A Nightmare in Physics
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- From: The Ghost In The Machine
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- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- Re: The Unified Field Theory
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- The Unified Field Theory
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- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
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- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: The sun energy source is not nuclear fusion, but magnetic fields from the center of the Galaxy.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
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- Re: Some more elementary questions
- JavaScript in FireFox 1.5 is known to have a parsing bug.
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- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
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- Re: Does deltaE = c^2*deltaM (E=m*c^2) always apply?
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- Re: Flying Saucers
- Liquid acousto optic deflector*********
- Flying Saucers
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- Confusing " models " with true causality ( and false randomness ).
- Re: weight = mass or force?
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- Re: Israel planning a pre-emptive stikes on Iran
- "Defining Inertial and Gravitational Accelerations"
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- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
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- From: Timothy Golden BandTechnology.com
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- describing angular velocity in three dimensions around a single axis
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- The Spring And The Masses
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 68.0: U.K. and ASU Rescue Brane Theory and Quintessence Via PI
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- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 68.0: U.K. and ASU Rescue Brane Theory and Quintessence Via PI
- Re: Christians are fucking liars
- Re: question about radars
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Re: A few facts
- Re: ------- Dark Matter --------
- Re: question about radars
- Re: ------- Dark Matter --------
- question about radars
- Re: A few facts
- ------- Dark Matter --------
- Unifying all classical force equations
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: A few facts
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Theory of relativity
- test
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- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: test
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Help for a project
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- test
- A few facts
- Once again, monospaced fonts save the day !
- Re: Help for a project
- test
- Horizontal scrolling is now almost a thing of the past for me.
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- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Help for a project
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- test
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Help for a project
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- "Corrections to Special Relativity"
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: jet engine
- Sci.Physics' X Report ...
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: nearest star much closer
- Re: Is E=mc2 quantitatively confirmed in bombs exploded on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 ?
- Re: nearest star much closer
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Is E=mc2 quantitatively confirmed in bombs exploded on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 ?
- From: sciencecool@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: change in momentum: problem
- Re: nearest star much closer
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Instantaneous radius of a rotation
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: From my string of posts, two things are obvious...
- Re: From my string of posts, two things are obvious...
- Re: From my string of posts, two things are obvious...
- Re: An essay on inductive reasoning
- Re: Physicists make religion crystal clear
- Re: This Divine Creation: Without QM Fraud!
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 67.0: Einstein-Aether Theory Gives More Details on Black Holes-Mass Relationships
- More music :-)
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: From my string of posts, two things are obvious...
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: An essay on inductive reasoning
- Re: change in momentum: problem
- Re: change in momentum: problem
- From my string of posts, two things are obvious...
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Re: Most coders are picky about whitespace.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Google now looks like this to me...
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- " input, select, option " should all be one line high.
- Re: Most coders are picky about whitespace.
- Re: Google now looks like this to me...
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Re: Most coders are picky about whitespace.
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- Paralink.COM uses too-small pixel units ( instead of scaled " em " units )
- Re: Google now looks like this to me...
- Re: What do you make out of this paper?
- Most coders are picky about whitespace.
- Google now looks like this to me...
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- demonstration of special relativity via homopolar motor
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- An essay on inductive reasoning
- What do you make out of this paper?
- My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- change in momentum: problem
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 67.0: Einstein-Aether Theory Gives More Details on Black Holes-Mass Relationships
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: nearest star much closer
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: nearest star much closer
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: "Is General Relativity Compatible With Special Relativity?"
- "Is General Relativity Compatible With Special Relativity?"
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: Negative Refractive Index at Optical Wavelengths
- Re: binary stars
- Do the redshift obvservations necessarily imply a big bang?
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: The hunger disease
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Who will stun the world as next Einstein?
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: nearest star much closer
- OT: Suppose Global Warming Is True
- Negative Refractive Index at Optical Wavelengths
- Re: nearest star much closer
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- nearest star much closer
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: binary stars
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Olber's Paradox?
- Re: Gee, that was easy after all...
- Re: Gee, that was easy after all...
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Re: My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- My ( UTF-8 to UTF-16 ) line-wrapper for .HTM files.
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 66.0: Holes As Tearing Generate Mass in PI and Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet Theory
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: Work Done
- Lakes of methane spotted on Titan (Jan 5)
- Physicists make religion crystal clear
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: "Are Unified Field Theories Justified?"
- Re: Work Done
- What's New -- Bob Park -- Friday, January 5, 2007
- Work Done
- Re: weight = mass or force?
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- weight = mass or force?
- Re: A miracle happened near the carousel
- Olber's Paradox?
- Gee, that was easy after all...
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: need help: phase anti-phase
- Re: I can hang FireFox on demand.
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines, from UTF-8 or UTF-16.
- Re: Christians are fucking liars
- Re: need help: phase anti-phase
- Re: need help: phase anti-phase
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines, from UTF-8 or UTF-16.
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Effectiveness of a white shield against sunlight
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: "Are Unified Field Theories Justified?"
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Effectiveness of a white shield against sunlight
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: A miracle happened near the carousel
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: How was that, again?
- "Are Unified Field Theories Justified?"
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Fusion requires extreme pressure and _Density_.
- Re: Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: Effectiveness of a white shield against sunlight
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Brave new Web
- From: zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- I can hang FireFox on demand.
- Re: Moon hopping around?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: Effectiveness of a white shield against sunlight
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Earth is Spherical??
- Re: Christians are fucking liars
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- Re: Effectiveness of a white shield against sunlight
- Where is my mistake in this classical Mechanical model?
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Moon hopping around?
- Wrapping HTML source code lines, from UTF-8 or UTF-16.
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: need help: phase anti-phase
- Re: Brave new Web
- need help: phase anti-phase
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Earth is Spherical??
- Re: Physics Today: Letters: Why no Einstein's laws?
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 65.0: Teleparallelism (torsion) and usual GR (curvature) as Expansion-Contraction Theories
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 65.0: Teleparallelism (torsion) and usual GR (curvature) as Expansion-Contraction Theories
- Measuring the Curvature of the Universe by Measuring the Curvature of the Hubble Diagram
- More Supernova Data from Ned Wright
- Re: How was that, again?
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- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: How was that, again?
- Re: Cold fusion review
- Re: Nice (morbid) little diversion
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- How was that, again?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Cold fusion review
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Perpetual Motion Failure!
- Re: Scuba Tank Pressure Enough To Chop You In Half?
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Tutoring & Homework Help
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: "The Matter of "Dark Matter"
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Physics Today: Letters: Why no Einstein's laws?
- Re: What is the focusing technique of a digital camera?
- Re: pdf security problem
- Re: Brave new Web
- From: Timothy Golden BandTechnology.com
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- "The Matter of "Dark Matter"
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Basis for primary colors...
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines, ASCII or UTF-16.
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines, ASCII or UTF-16.
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines in my test suite of ( off-line ) .HTML files.
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Cold fusion review
- Re: What is the focusing technique of a digital camera?
- Re: homopolar motor
- Re: Altering whitespace.
- Re: I weigh 172 pounds, standing 6'0" feet tall.
- What is the focusing technique of a digital camera?
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 242)
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 64.0: Kerr Gravity As Quantum Gravity
- Re: Brave new Web
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: homopolar motor
- Re: A Hitchiker's Guide to FORCE.
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Re: Stupid question about light
- Stupid question about light
- Altering whitespace.
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: space-time + matter/energy OR space-time-matter
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Re: The " ether " is not mutable... Very unintuitive, confusing.
- Re: I weigh 172 pounds, standing 6'0" feet tall.
- Re: My blog about (learning) mathematics (and physics)
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines, ASCII or UTF-16.
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- The differences between the Newtonian and the Einsteinian Universe or Vlcek against NEWTON and EINSTEIN respectively.
- Wrapping HTML source code lines, ASCII or UTF-16.
- Re: Theory of relativity
- Re: Time
- Not correct is symetrical form intensity of moving charge.
- Theory of relativity
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 64.0: Kerr Gravity As Quantum Gravity
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 64.0: Kerr Gravity As Quantum Gravity
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: homopolar motor
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Re: Wrapping HTML source code lines in my test suite of ( off-line ) .HTML files.
- Re: Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Perfect mirror energy store, Questions
- Wrapping HTML source code lines in my test suite of ( off-line ) .HTML files.
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- My blog about (learning) mathematics (and physics)
- Re: String Theory: Physics or Theology?
- Re: black-body radiation
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: black-body radiation
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 63.2: Hadrons as Black Holes (continued)
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Black holes.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: black-body radiation
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: black-body radiation
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- Re: black-body radiation
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 63.1: Hadrons as Black Holes (continued)
- Nice little diversion
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: black-body radiation
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 63.0: Hadrons as Black Holes
- black-body radiation
- Re: what's going on behind the reflection?
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Black holes.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Sympathy for Cold Molecules
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Mean free path
- Re: Materials, strongest photoionization
- Re: Cold fusion review
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Black holes.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- North or south pole of our galaxy ?
- Re: Black holes.
- Simulation of Gravity?
- From: wiiwiillwiin@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: Black holes.
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: Black holes.
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Black holes.
- Re: Mean free path
- Re: Cerenkov light
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- homopolar motor
- Re: Cerenkov light
- Sympathy for Cold Molecules
- Re: A Hitchiker's Guide to FORCE.
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Cerenkov light
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Cerenkov light
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Cerenkov light
- Re: carnot cycle
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: Brave new Web
- Re: It is a "memory" effects in solids?
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: Cerenkov light
- carnot cycle
- Re: time, motion and space
- From: Timothy Golden BandTechnology.com
- Re: not(input), not(textarea)
- Re: Chances are I'd have to convert the units you provide... what a pain.
- Re: Cerenkov light
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: My Style Sheet Overrides ( for FireFox ).
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Cold fusion review
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- "Gravity"
- Re: Nature Was smart For Man's Spacetime
- Re: String Theory: Physics or Theology?
- Re: String Theory: Physics or Theology?
- Re: A Hitchiker's Guide to FORCE.
- Re: Color of a body and heat absorption
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: A revolution in bits, etc.
- Re: Brave new Web
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: My Style Sheet Overrides ( for FireFox ).
- not(input), not(textarea)
- Re: Electrostatic field
- From: mohammad . esmaeili
- exactphilosophy.net 2007
- Re: input *, textarea * { display: inline-block !important; }
- Re: Cerenkov light
- Re: Brave new Web
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- input *, textarea * { display: inline-block !important; }
- Re: Chances are I'd have to convert the units you provide... what a pain.
- Chances are I'd have to convert the units you provide... what a pain.
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- happy new and aetherial year
- My Style Sheet Overrides ( for FireFox ).
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: binary stars
- From: The Ghost In The Machine
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.1: HUP (contd.) and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Reviews
- Re: Blog life: Uncertain Principles
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Blog life: Uncertain Principles
- Re: Blog life: Uncertain Principles
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: Blog life: Uncertain Principles
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Blog life: Uncertain Principles
- A revolution in bits, etc.
- Brave new Web
- Blogging for physics
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.0: HUP and The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.0: The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: binary stars
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: binary stars
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.0: The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: what's going on behind the reflection?
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.0: The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Quantum Gravity Via Expansion-Contraction 62.0: The Strange Vector Generalization of PI
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: How long can an inertial-navigation gyroscope coast?
- Re: Materials, strongest photoionization
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
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- Re: physics of skidding
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- Materials, strongest photoionization
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- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: binary stars
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- Re: gravity acceleration question
- chaotic pendulum model
- the missing particle of light- the photon's dark partner
- "Relativity and Reasonableness Tests"
- gravity acceleration question
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: binary stars
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: what's going on behind the reflection?
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
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- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: binary stars
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: binary stars
- Re: binary stars
- Re: binary stars
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: binary stars
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: binary stars
- From: Phineas T Puddleduck
- Re: binary stars
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Question: In SR is a clock second an interval of universal time?????
- Re: what's going on behind the reflection?
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: How long can an inertial-navigation gyroscope coast?
- Re: physics of skidding
- How long can an inertial-navigation gyroscope coast?
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- Re: Cerenkov light
- Re: time, motion and space
- Re: physics of skidding
- Re: where secret societies come from
- Re: The Non-Relativity of Simultaneity
- what's going on behind the reflection?
- Re: Refrigerators with vacuum-technology
- From: zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: You have sinned against God
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