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anothe question: Do multiple speeds = multiple clocks? by gharnett@comcast.net I have several other questions about Einstein's theory of special relativity. Perhaps some subscriber can help me out. Suppose that there are only two things in the... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 3rd 08 by gharnett@comcast.net	42	43
Bad at Math by golfmyball@hotmail.com I'm interested in relativity and have been a lurker here for some years. Bought "Spacetime Physics" and tried to read and understand it, but I am mathematically challenged.... ( 1 2 3)	January 3rd 08 by golfmyball@hotmail.com	22	23
Relativistic Center of Mass Shift by Zhaozhao Why the center of mass of a rotating hemisphere changes its center of mass? Can anyone answer to the question? Why do they claim that it is anomalous? What is this claim...	January 3rd 08 by Androcles[_5_]	3	4
Albert Einstein and the space-time continuum by BURT That continuum is better known as a manifold of curved space and slow contiguous time. They move differently. Space transform0time transform. Mitch Raemsch	January 3rd 08 by BURT	0	2
"The Paradox of Zeno" by Mret "The Paradox of Zeno" The Paradox of Zeno is 2000 years old and its apparent ability to prove that all motion is impossible was not resolved until the mathematical...	January 3rd 08 by Don Stockbauer	2	3
wind chill by xxein@comcast.net What the heck. Everything else is asked here. I was viewing the NWS graphical forcast for my area. It said that my lowest temp tonite was going to be 50 degrees F. The...	January 2nd 08 by Androcles[_5_]	2	3
The Hypersphere is a principle bigger than the universe by BURT Einstein believed in a closed space-time contniuum that curved back on itself because of gravitation. It was finite yet unbounded. This is the surface of something bigger; a...	January 2nd 08 by BURT	4	5
Time doesn't belong to geometry by BURT Time simply slows. That is its property. There is no time curve there is only curved space. Mitch Raemsch ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 1st 08 by BURT	55	56
Ugh, Another Frame Drag Question? by Ken S. Tucker Suppose we have a "geostationary satellite" denoted "S" relatively to which the "spin" and "angular energy" of the Earth is zero, that's SOP for geostationary sats. Next we...	January 1st 08 by Ken S. Tucker	5	6
Dark matter's origin in the big bang by BURT If dark matter had its origin with normal matter in the Big Bang then they would be completely mixed. Everything ought to be made primarily of it. The high veolicty of the... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 1st 08 by BURT	31	32
Is infinite Euclidean space non-euclidean? by John Jones 1) A mathematician will make a circle straight by making it infinitely large. So maths requires us to consider a circular straight line. 2) Maths also asks us to consider a...	January 1st 08 by oriel36	8	9
The Aether... where Physics meets Philosophy by Laurent From the EPR experiment we get that light is particle and wave at the same time and from the Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Physics and the Heisenberg Uncertainty... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 1st 08 by hanson	33	34
Einstein discovered weightlessness in gravity by BURT He saw his neighbor fall of the roof. He went to see if he was OK and the man told him that for a while he couldn't feel his weight. From this the weightlessness of freefall... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 1st 08 by Phil Holman	37	38
A Look at Quantum "Spookiness" by Mret A Look at Quantum "Spookiness" The results of quantum theory were described as "spooky" by Drs. Einstein, Podalsky, and Rosen because quantum theory seemed to reject...	January 1st 08 by Mret	0	3
The speed of light is neither constant nor variable by Albertito A photon is emitted from A to B, but if you measure that photon at an intermediary point C, then that photon was emitted from A to C, not to B.	January 1st 08 by gb6724@yahoo.com	9	10
A Principle Bigger than the Universe by BURT The 4D hypersphere is bigger than the universe because the universe is only its ever expanding surface. If you ask where the universe is the answer is on the surface of an...	January 1st 08 by BURT	3	5
2008 cancelled due to time deletion by Jan Panteltje 2008 cancelled due to time deletion. 2009 coming up.	January 1st 08 by Dono	1	2
On the issue of Faraday's Law by 1+1 On the issue of Faraday's Law -- Scientific Concept of the Declaration gave me strength I am a split into practice the long I Potential is cutting A. Alternator B. DC...	December 31st 07 by 1+1	0	4
On the issue of Faraday's Law by 1+1 On the issue of Faraday's Law -- Scientific Concept of the Declaration gave me strength I am a split into practice the long I Potential is cutting A. Alternator B. DC...	December 31st 07 by 1+1	0	2
Wish to converse with particle physicists by BURT Free nucleons are more massive than any proton or neutron that is bound in a nucleus. Outside or unbound nucleons are more massive. The mass of the particles goes into the...	December 31st 07 by Autymn D. C.	3	7

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