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	Thread / Thread Starter	Last Post	Replies	Views
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of light directly? by kenseto ( 1 2 3)	4 Weeks Ago by spudnik	165	34
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by Tom Roberts[_2_] ( 1 2 3)	February 8th 10 by spudnik	25	3
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by BURT	February 8th 10 by BURT	0	0
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by glird	February 5th 10 by Henry Wilson DSc	2	0
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by Rock Brentwood	February 5th 10 by kenseto@erinet.com	5	0
	Harmonic measure on rectangle by Prabhu	February 2nd 10 by Prabhu	0	0
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by glird	January 24th 10 by Henry Wilson DSc	1	1
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by glird	January 24th 10 by Henry Wilson DSc	1	1
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by glird	January 24th 10 by eric gisse	4	0
	Accurately Measure Volume?? by jjg741@yahoo.com	January 23rd 10 by Benj	9	6
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by kenseto	January 15th 10 by Henry Wilson DSc	1	2
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of lightdirectly? by kenseto	January 15th 10 by Henry Wilson DSc	1	2
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of light directly? by Inertial	January 15th 10 by Inertial	0	2
	Why physicists refuse to measure the one-way speed of light directly? by Inertial	January 15th 10 by Inertial	0	1
	Quantum Gravity 344.4: P(AB ' ) as a Measure of P(A) - P(B) undercertain Conditions by OsherD	November 19th 09 by OsherD	1	1
	Physicists measure an elusive current that flows forever, meanwhilethey discover the most sensitive magnetic field detector ever by Yousuf Khan[_2_]	October 17th 09 by Yousuf Khan[_2_]	1	0
	Two way vs. one way light measure by G=EMC^2 Glazier	October 6th 09 by G=EMC^2 Glazier	0	0
	Two way vs. one way light measure by GogoJF ( 1 2)	October 6th 09 by G=EMC^2 Glazier	10	0
	Two way vs. one way light measure by G=EMC^2 Glazier	October 4th 09 by G=EMC^2 Glazier	0	0
	Relative time is some sensible measure of duration by the means ofmotion by Michael Helland	September 21st 09 by Uncle Al	2	2
	A and B are in relative motion....Question: Do they measure the samev between them? by kenseto ( 1 2 3)	July 26th 09 by PD	43	12
	A and B are in relative motion....Question: Do they measure the samev between them? by kenseto ( 1 2 3)	July 26th 09 by PD	39	7
	Plasma discharge, how to measure ion current by Cesar	June 22nd 09 by whit3rd	1	9
	If Cantor set is uncountable and measure 0, then (Cantor)^c hasmeasure 1 on [0, 1]? by Musatov	June 12th 09 by Musatov	0	2
	How do we measure and experience time? And, how does this differ from how we measure and experience space? by Jay R. Yablon	May 31st 09 by Blake Winter[_2_]	1	12
	How do we measure and experience time? And, how does this differ from how we measure and experience space? by Jay R. Yablon	May 29th 09 by Spirit of Truth	3	2
	Do Observers A and B in relative motion measure the same velocitybetween them? by kenseto ( 1 2 3)	May 28th 09 by kenseto@erinet.com	143	53
	Do Observers A and B in relative motion measure the same velocitybetween them? by kenseto@erinet.com ( 1 2 3)	May 28th 09 by kenseto@erinet.com	22	12
	Do Observers A and B in relative motion measure the samevelocitybetween them? by Marvin the Martian ( 1 2 3)	May 19th 09 by Marvin the Martian	33	10
	How do you measure spin? by Michael Helland ( 1 2)	May 10th 09 by qqq_qqq	11	8

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