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"PD" wrote in message oups.com... | Why would a fundamental charge unit stubbornly refuse to be 1 coulomb, Hahahahahaha!!!! Why would a fundamental atom refuse to be a planet? |
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PD wrote: wrote: What if these fields have mass. There have been experiments ( Nieto and Goldhaber ) that determine the mass upper limit of electric and magnetic fields. So these fields have mass and are pliable. Then we can think of them as waves -- waves that have mass. OK, so you don't know what "mass upper limit" means. Hint: It does NOT mean the fields have mass. So you're saying Vergon doesn't understand the concept of a mathematical inequality? Who would have guessed. |
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Igor wrote: PD wrote: wrote: What if these fields have mass. There have been experiments ( Nieto and Goldhaber ) that determine the mass upper limit of electric and magnetic fields. So these fields have mass and are pliable. Then we can think of them as waves -- waves that have mass. OK, so you don't know what "mass upper limit" means. Hint: It does NOT mean the fields have mass. So you're saying Vergon doesn't understand the concept of a mathematical inequality? Who would have guessed. He shares a lot conceptually with Porat, though Porat apparently has lost the ability to type coherently in the effort. Vergon and Porat both confuse an upper limit with a nonzero measured value. Vergon and Porat both think that *definition* of momentum and kinetic energy is based on a function of mass and speed. Vergon and Porat both think that Planck's constant carries with it some fundamental mass. Vergon and Porat both think that the smallest photon frequency unit is 1 Hz. Vergon and Porat both think that SI base units somehow represent physically fundamental absolute dimensions. Vergon and Porat both think that E=mc^2 means that anything with energy has mass. Vergon and Porat both think that every time they do an algebraic manipulation, they own copyright on the result. It seems that with extremely limited resources, the spoils of the effort are extremely predictable results. PD |
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kirjoitti legroups.com... Igor wrote: wrote: "Energy" is mass in motion. Oh, I'm sorry! That's not the true definition of energy. Give this guy the consolation prize and get him off stage. He's had his fifteen minutes of ignominious fame and we're not going to allow him back until he can learn some actual physics. ======================================== That "energy is a mass in motion" happens to be the correct explanation. Someone might say that it does not explain the energy of a particle, but that is because he does not understand the real essence of mass. There is no "solid" mass. http://www.wakkanet.fi/~fields/ Henry Haapalainen |
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Henry Haapalainen wrote: kirjoitti legroups.com... Igor wrote: wrote: "Energy" is mass in motion. Oh, I'm sorry! That's not the true definition of energy. Give this guy the consolation prize and get him off stage. He's had his fifteen minutes of ignominious fame and we're not going to allow him back until he can learn some actual physics. ======================================== That "energy is a mass in motion" happens to be the correct explanation. Someone might say that it does not explain the energy of a particle, but that is because he does not understand the real essence of mass. There is no "solid" mass. http://www.wakkanet.fi/~fields/ Henry Haapalainen Another ignorant player escorted off the stage. It doesn't matter what you personally believe. Things in science have precise definitions and if you don't know what you are talking about, that's your problem. |
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Henry Haapalainen wrote: kirjoitti legroups.com... Igor wrote: wrote: "Energy" is mass in motion. Oh, I'm sorry! That's not the true definition of energy. Give this guy the consolation prize and get him off stage. He's had his fifteen minutes of ignominious fame and we're not going to allow him back until he can learn some actual physics. ======================================== That "energy is a mass in motion" happens to be the correct explanation. Someone might say that it does not explain the energy of a particle, but that is because he does not understand the real essence of mass. There is no "solid" mass. http://www.wakkanet.fi/~fields/ Henry Haapalainen I'll give you one more chance to define energy. What is energy? |
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"Igor" kirjoitti glegroups.com... Henry Haapalainen wrote: kirjoitti legroups.com... Igor wrote: wrote: "Energy" is mass in motion. Oh, I'm sorry! That's not the true definition of energy. Give this guy the consolation prize and get him off stage. He's had his fifteen minutes of ignominious fame and we're not going to allow him back until he can learn some actual physics. ======================================== That "energy is a mass in motion" happens to be the correct explanation. Someone might say that it does not explain the energy of a particle, but that is because he does not understand the real essence of mass. There is no "solid" mass. http://www.wakkanet.fi/~fields/ Henry Haapalainen I'll give you one more chance to define energy. What is energy? Are you talking to me? At a particle level it is an acceleration of space, wider it is a motion of a particle. http://www.wakkanet.fi/~fields/ Henry Haapalainen |
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