On Jun 30, 9:29*pm, Benj wrote:
What I've noticed is that:

1. Google is now censoring my posts like mad.
2. I'm an idiot.
3. I'm a kook.
4. I know nothing about the subjects "discussed" these groups.
5. Usenet is dead.
6. Nobody who posts here (me included) has a clue about science.
7. Science as a profession is badly broken.
8. Math is more real than reality.
9. All discussions of science and theory have become political
propaganda exchanges.
10. Windoze sucks.
11. The only acceptable response to a new theory now, is that the
person proposing the theory is "insane".
12. The only thing that has happened as a result of my many posts here
is that I've turned into Andro!

Feh.
I'm outta here.
[and I won't let the door hit me on the ass on the way out]

The truth is meant to be known.

Mitch Raemsch

On Jul 1, 8:27*am, Salmon Egg wrote:
In article
,
*mpc755 wrote:
Have you ever watched one of those youtube videos when a professor is
discussing how a train longer than a tunnel can fit into the tunnel?
You can see it in his expression that he, at the least, doesn't really
understand what it is he is saying, and at most, doesn't believe it
either.

I would like a link to such a vido. It certainly is possible for a long
train to fit into a short tunnel if it is going fast enough.

First of all, length is in time. The main lode of room is width, then
breadth, then depth. Sure, length is proportional with width, but we
care about their width first. From first princips, relativistic
Doppler shift, one can find how the train shrinks in the front and
stretches in the back, so the pop-sci claim is but half of the
oddness. Both effects rub out, and the whole train does not fit in
the tunnel at any speed. Last, fast is not a speed; glue is fast.

Comparisons for the illiterate:

long|short
tall|squat
wide|narrow
broad|slim
deep|shallow
fast|free
tiht|loos
swift|slow
quick|lazey
great|small
big|lyt
wriht|wrong
riht|lyft
cleft|left
cleave|split
fill|spill
full|bare
bisy|idle
moot|empty
dear|cheap
before|behind
yester|after
ago|sith
ear|later
speed up|speed down
leap|lag
so|not
true|fake
fire|frost
hill|dale
shelf|dell
spar|glass
sharp|dull
smart|dolt
come|leave
go|stay
bring|send
rise|fall
climb|drop
don|doff
start|stop
win|lose
gain|end
earn|yield
spring|sink
weall|drain
new|old
young|eld
less|much
lear|more
few|many
fewer|manier
good|bad
hol[y]|evil
well|weak
strong|limp
stiff|lithe
fat|lean
thick|thin
hard|soft
tough|easy
ready|slack
fleet|still
mihty|mild
tart|bland
loud|mum
get|miss
stride|sidel
deft|awk
fair|nasty
fine|nauhty
bliss|woe
clear|ridden
reft|laden

-Aut

On Jul 2, 10:56*am, "Autymn D. C." wrote:
On Jul 1, 8:27*am, Salmon Egg wrote:

In article
,
*mpc755 wrote:
Have you ever watched one of those youtube videos when a professor is
discussing how a train longer than a tunnel can fit into the tunnel?
You can see it in his expression that he, at the least, doesn't really
understand what it is he is saying, and at most, doesn't believe it
either.

I would like a link to such a vido. It certainly is possible for a long
train to fit into a short tunnel if it is going fast enough.

First of all, length is in time. *The main lode of room is width, then
breadth, then depth. *Sure, length is proportional with width, but we
care about their width first. *From first princips, relativistic
Doppler shift, one can find how the train shrinks in the front and
stretches in the back, so the pop-sci claim is but half of the
oddness. *Both effects rub out, and the whole train does not fit in
the tunnel at any speed. *Last, fast is not a speed; glue is fast.

Comparisons for the illiterate:

long|short
tall|squat
wide|narrow
broad|slim
deep|shallow
fast|free
tiht|loos
swift|slow
quick|lazey
great|small
big|lyt
wriht|wrong
riht|lyft
cleft|left
cleave|split
fill|spill
full|bare
bisy|idle
moot|empty
dear|cheap
before|behind
yester|after
ago|sith
ear|later
speed up|speed down
leap|lag
so|not
true|fake
fire|frost
hill|dale
shelf|dell
spar|glass
sharp|dull
smart|dolt
come|leave
go|stay
bring|send
rise|fall
climb|drop
don|doff
start|stop
win|lose
gain|end
earn|yield
spring|sink
weall|drain
new|old
young|eld
less|much
lear|more
few|many
fewer|manier
good|bad
hol[y]|evil
well|weak
strong|limp
stiff|lithe
fat|lean
thick|thin
hard|soft
tough|easy
ready|slack
fleet|still
mihty|mild
tart|bland
loud|mum
get|miss
stride|sidel
deft|awk
fair|nasty
fine|nauhty
bliss|woe
clear|ridden
reft|laden

-Aut

Have a nice time in Andros.

the island is magnificent!

ioannis

In article
,
mpc755 wrote:

The only way a train lengths can change is if it is going at close to
the speed of light because it is getting sucked into a black hole and
then its length would increase, not decrease.

I think this is the video I'm thinking of:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRIyDfo_mY

I do not remember the original circumstances I responded to, However,
whoever, if anybody, called the prof an idiot is the real idiot.

Bill

--
Most people go to college to get their missing high school education.

On Jul 2, 3:46*pm, Salmon Egg wrote:
In article
,

*mpc755 wrote:
The only way a train lengths can change is if it is going at close to
the speed of light because it is getting sucked into a black hole and
then its length would increase, not decrease.

I think this is the video I'm thinking of:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRIyDfo_mY

I do not remember the original circumstances I responded to, However,
whoever, if anybody, called the prof an idiot is the real idiot.

Bill

--
Most people go to college to get their missing high school education.

No one called the prof an idiot.

On Jul 1, 5:29*pm, Benj wrote:
What I've noticed is that:

1. Google is now censoring my posts like mad.
2. I'm an idiot.
3. I'm a kook.
4. I know nothing about the subjects "discussed" these groups.
5. Usenet is dead.
6. Nobody who posts here (me included) has a clue about science.
7. Science as a profession is badly broken.
8. Math is more real than reality.
9. All discussions of science and theory have become political
propaganda exchanges.
10. Windoze sucks.
11. The only acceptable response to a new theory now, is that the
person proposing the theory is "insane".
12. The only thing that has happened as a result of my many posts here
is that I've turned into Andro!

Feh.
I'm outta here.
[and I won't let the door hit me on the ass on the way out]

Hey!

New stuff aint insane,

Look, I'm sorry things get complicated, but give it time.
The dust settles, and then its easier to see forward again. truly.

and its not like you're snowwhite.

cant make any promises about the oze, you try an 0ver 9 years term,
and see if you stay with walls that will make you frenken crazy. I
can think of at least 1 possible solution, hell I'm about ready for a
truckload of them. at times. it gets freken cold in the winter
nights. -you proudly advocate right turns, and so I might just do
right; who's still left?

anyway, what encourages a left turn? like I said, sorry it got
complicated, but it's crazier to make any promisses underpins, so it
just might hit you in the ass.

the science is a learned thing like everything else, a bit of
devotion, and time to study gets the grades.

Ok?

"Ace0f_5pades" wrote in message
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On Jul 1, 5:29 pm, Benj wrote:
What I've noticed is that:

1. Google is now censoring my posts like mad.
2. I'm an idiot.
3. I'm a kook.
4. I know nothing about the subjects "discussed" these groups.
5. Usenet is dead.
6. Nobody who posts here (me included) has a clue about science.
7. Science as a profession is badly broken.
8. Math is more real than reality.
9. All discussions of science and theory have become political
propaganda exchanges.
10. Windoze sucks.
11. The only acceptable response to a new theory now, is that the
person proposing the theory is "insane".
12. The only thing that has happened as a result of my many posts here
is that I've turned into Andro!

Feh.
I'm outta here.
[and I won't let the door hit me on the ass on the way out]

Hey!

New stuff aint insane,

Look, I'm sorry things get complicated, but give it time.
The dust settles, and then its easier to see forward again. truly.

and its not like you're snowwhite.

cant make any promises about the oze, you try an 0ver 9 years term,
and see if you stay with walls that will make you frenken crazy. I
can think of at least 1 possible solution, hell I'm about ready for a
truckload of them. at times. it gets freken cold in the winter
nights. -you proudly advocate right turns, and so I might just do
right; who's still left?

anyway, what encourages a left turn? like I said, sorry it got
complicated, but it's crazier to make any promisses underpins, so it
just might hit you in the ass.

the science is a learned thing like everything else, a bit of
devotion, and time to study gets the grades.

Ok?
======================================
Let him go, he's so stupid he thinks Google is censoring his posts.

On Jul 2, 7:22*am, janas21 wrote:
Have a nice time in Andros.

the island is magnificent!

glib|dumb

My times are not nescius; you are. You belong in nesci.physics.

Not being able to find Ben's the original thread regarding rotating magnetic
fields I thought this might be seen here.
Not sure if it's as relevent as it appears to be.

The Barnett Experiment

with a Rotating Solenoid Magnet

Kirk T. McDonald

Joseph Henry Laboratories, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544

(April 6, 2003; updated August 10, 2008)


http://puhep1.princeton.edu/~mcdonal...es/barnett.pdf

Regards,
Vince

Reexamination of Barnett's Experiment Based on

the Modified Lorentz Force Law



http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/physics/pd.../0512179v1.pdf

Regards,

Vince