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Relative Motion From Absolute Motions by
kenseto
1. Two cars A and B are moving in a straight highway in the same direction.
2. Car A is moving wrt the highway at 20 mph.
3. Car B is moving wrt the highway at 60 mph.
3. The...
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What defines a "crackpot"? by
lamoore0777@sbcglobal.net
I just read a reply to an earlier post of mine wherein the word
crackpot was employed. Suggesting as it were, that perhaps I was one.
Which is no problem whatsoever. Heck,...
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Oh Oh, Say, Can You See? by
Ed Conrad
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INTELLIGENT DESIGN?
This is the Hubble Telescope's 2004 ultra view photo, one
that was taken of...
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"Einstein's Unfortunate Legacy #1" by
Evird
"Einstein's Unfortunate Legacy #1"
Dr. Einstein is credited with being a modern Newton who
provided a sea change shift in our understanding of physical reality. He...
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Mythology in Einstein's Zombie World by
Pentcho Valev
The phrase Einstein's zombies should repeat 20 times in the morning and
30 times in the evening is:
"Divine Einstein has deduced his very complex theory from two very
simple...
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Geometric Form by
St.M
Can we express all physical quantities and laws in a geometric form
that is independent of any coordinate system?
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Time question by
Howard
I just got the book Spacetime Physics, and am working through the first
chapter. Already, I have a question I need answered, before I can
reasonably continue. Sorry if...
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Relativitic mass of light? by
Nick
Light's motion is not a relative so you cannot derive a relative mass
based upon it. Every photon would have the exact same mass if it is
based upon its constant velocity....
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Is Quantum Gravity Bad Physics? by
Sue...
Jack Sarfatti wrote much:
Sue... snipped much
Electromagnetisim is an energy dispersive mechanism
for which quantum theories prove to be one of
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calculating x', t' by
rbwinn3@juno.com
In solving the problem as set up by Einstein, we have two sets of
coordinates K and K', with K at rest and K' in motion relative to K in
the +x direction. A photon is emitted...
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Lie groups and GR? zuh? by
Eric Gisse
On a lark I decided to start reading about Lie groups/algebras. Among
others, I picked up "An Introduction to Lie Groups and the Geometry of
Homogeneous Spaces" by Andreas...
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