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Expansion Question by unifieur@hotmail.com If the universe was expanding much faster in the beginning and suppose it slowed down on a logarithmic basis than could we assumed that the age of the universe could be much...	November 3rd 05 by BernardZ	3	13
PROOF OF LIFE AFTER DEATH IN ONE STINKIN' LINE.... by Ed Conrad http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/ (These lines below don't count.) WORLD'S LARGEST NEWSPAPERS Rank Country Circulation 1. Yomiuri...	November 3rd 05 by Ed Conrad	0	14
Sue ..ironically, is a blushing-red clock.!! by Sue... brian a m stuckless wrote: $ Sue ..ironically, is a blushing-red clock.!! Sue, are you SURE that you're a REAL woman.?!! Better check.?!! Did you know about REAL...	November 3rd 05 by Kevin Stickel	1	18
Sue ..ironically, is a blushing-red clock.!! by brian a m stuckless $ Sue ..ironically, is a blushing-red clock.!! Sue, are you SURE that you're a REAL woman.?!! Better check.?!! Did you know about REAL TiME before you started your...	November 3rd 05 by Sue...	2	15
Light must expand at creation: the light year long photon by Nick Light Inflation is behind the creation of all light at emission. The question behind Light Iflation or Expansion is: What happens when a large light wave is emitted?...	November 3rd 05 by donstockbauer@hotmail.com	2	25
Thoughts on time and space by brian a m stuckless wrote: brodix wrote: Einsrein applied the concept of relativity to Mercury. GR G_uv = T_uv has NEVER been mathematically RELATED to any...	November 3rd 05 by donstockbauer@hotmail.com	2	11
atomic giga-frequency counters in real time by brian a m stuckless $ atomic giga-frequency counters in real time The BEST atomic clock is SiMPLY a giga-frequency-COUNTER.!! And, even the very best ATOMiC clocks CANNOT be...	November 3rd 05 by brian a m stuckless	3	9
Radioactive Decay, an effect without cause? by Helmut Wabnig On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 02:01:21 GMT, "Androcles" Androcles@ MyPlace.org wrote: What are you doing agreeing with me, Duck? You've always been a simple-minded troll that had...	November 3rd 05 by Helmut Wabnig	1	14
Measure gravity at short distances? by Louise Johnson Dear readers Does anyone know at how short a distance it is possible to measure gravity? I think I once read that 0.1mm was the limit, as other forces start to dominate...	November 3rd 05 by Sue...	4	6
A Possible Mechanism For Gravity Without Forces Acting at a Distance by Joe Fischer Don't get ahead of me or yourself Electrodynamic Divergence of Matter This paper and this thread is not an attempt to formalize the model, but more... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 3rd 05 by Joe Fischer	61	62
BLUSHiNG and iRONY are BOTH exquisite EXAMPLEs ..withOUT FORCE, of ACTiON-at-a-DiSTANCE; And BOTH can be quite painfully-SiMPLE proof-of-EXiSTANCE, of the iRONiC blushing-RED ARROW of TiME.!! by brian a m stuckless wrote: brodix wrote: Einsrein applied the concept of relativity to Mercury. GR G_uv = T_uv has NEVER been mathematically RELATED to any...	November 3rd 05 by brian a m stuckless	0	8
Higgs Field, Particle = TG's DM Ether, Latent Particles by TomGee My model of the universe accepts the existence of Dark Matter as the long-sought ether which Gamow asserted is a sea of particles having negative mass and energy. Current... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 3rd 05 by TomGee	46	47
Time dilatation and a space referential by CFran If I got it right, the faster you go, the slower time goes for you. But there's something that seems weird to me, if this is true (I don't doubt it is), then there must be a... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 3rd 05 by CFran	70	71
Articles: Early stars: lifting the veil by Robert Karl Stonjek 3 November 2005 Early stars: lifting the veil The most distant and oldest observable stars are in the metal-rich galaxies seen in images such as the Hubble ultra-deep...	November 3rd 05 by xxein@bellsouth.net	1	14
Quantizing space breaks up waves by macromitch@internetCDS.com As far as I know waves are continuous just as space-time is by definition. How does quantum theory deal with pieces of waves? ( 1 2)	November 3rd 05 by Gregory L. Hansen	17	19
U(1)SU(2)SSB weak force explains NASA Pioneer gravity anomaly by Jack Sarfatti On Nov 1, 2005, at 9:20 PM, Jack Sarfatti wrote: Basic idea is that gravity & inertia must emerge together in order to obey the Einstein equivalence principle (AKA...	November 3rd 05 by Jack Sarfatti	0	15
Definitions of mass and force; A critique by hamid_v_ansari@yahoo.com 15 A critique of the definitions of mass and force Ed 01.12.31 ----------------------------------------------- Abstract -------- It is not necessary to distinguish... ( 1 2 3)	November 3rd 05 by Autymn D. C.	29	67
What is it about matter that slows light? by Nick If it is absorption and reemission then light doesn't really slow down because there is no light left. The scientists are making a misnomer in this case. And if it isn't... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 2nd 05 by T Wake	38	42
Is sci.math on the slide? by john_ramsden@sagitta-ps.com magic math tricks wrote: what about the creepy guy who posts "this week's finds in mathematical physics"? In what conceivable sense is John Baez "creepy"? Perhaps you... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 2nd 05 by Platopes	130	131
Article: Your nearest black hole? (a test for GR) by Robert Karl Stonjek 3 November 2005 Your nearest black hole? Most galaxies are thought to have a supermassive black hole at their centres, but proving it is very difficult. The centre of our...	November 2nd 05 by Robert Karl Stonjek	0	13

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