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I read Hammond's posts! by
RMDumse
Marten Petersen wrote:
Hammond's is certainly insane, but no more so than the other two. But his
belligerence and great activity puts him in a whole different class. Is
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is it possible? (speed of light) by
nobody1357@operamail.com
Is it possible that speed of light is infinite in a flat universe, but
finite in a curved one. Imagine, in the expanding balloon analogy,
light does not follow the curvature...
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sci.physics.relativity by
N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\)
Dear Henry Haapalainen:
"Henry Haapalainen" wrote in message
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I revealed some very negative...
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I read Hammond's posts! by
Winnaker Doodle
On 26 Sep 2006 14:06:38 GMT, (Marten
Petersen) wrote:
someone told me to check out George Hammond. I looked up a bunch of his
posts -- man, you...
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EINSTEIN'S CRIMINAL CULT KNOWS NO LIMITS by
Pentcho Valev
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,71828-0.html?tw=wn_technology_1
"Moving Beyond String Theory" by Mark Anderson
"If all scientific disciplines maintained such fluffy...
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kill files working beautifully by
Phil
Wow, what a wonderful thing a kill file is. When you know a person's
comments are going to be the same, exhaustive, foul, or generally
acrimonious arguments, just kill file....
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"The Error in Relativistic Physics" by
Lliw
"The Error in Relativistic Physics"
The Science of Physics is based upon the making of measurements. What
can be measured is taken as being "true". This is an...
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September 26th 06
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September 26th 06
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Classical and modern physics by
Henry Haapalainen
There are problems enough in modern physics. If we want more problems we can
go back to classical physics. Or we can start solving those problems, but it
will be the most...
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Classical and modern physics by
Henry Haapalainen
NEWTONIAN GRAVITY
The great physicist Isaac Newton created a mathematical model of gravity,
and it is still in use. The basic idea is that masses attract each other,
and...
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Model Mechanics by
kenseto
A new model of the universe called Model Mechanics has been formulated.
Model Mechanics is based on the concept of absolute motion. Absoulte Motion
is that motion of an...
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About Lagrange in GR II by
Ken S. Tucker
The replies to this post are restricted
to intelligent posters.
I'm having problems understanding Lagrange in GR.
I read articles like Dr. Reichling's...
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Exercise the Second by
Barry
Imagine our galaxy moving along the time axis of spacetime.
Imagine that there is some more massive object moving along the same
path, but 1,000 years ahead.
What might...
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Exercise the First by
Barry
Imagine the sun, moving along the time axis of spacetime.
Now imagine a tennis ball, moving along the same path, but a year
behind.
What, if anything, might happen to the...
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THE EHRENFEST PARADOX by
Nth Complexity
Pentcho Valev wrote:
By the end of Chapter 23 in his "Relativity" Einstein claims that
measuring rods laid out along the rim of a rotating disc are Lorentz
contracted...
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"money honestly" by
bramar
If you really wants to know if this works, just look around yourself
how many people is doing it. If this does not convince to you, nothing
will do it. Do not let pass this...
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