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Problems of four-velocity by
Philo
In textbooks we can read: The relativistic generalization of the
velocity dx(i)/dt (i = 1,2,3) is the four-velocity dx(k)/d(tau) (k =
1,..,4). The proper time tau is...
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GR - Black Holes Can't Form... Take 2 by
Roland Paterson-Jones
OK. I think my previous presentation was too consise for general
consumption. Here's the slow and easy version:
1. Gas clouds in space gather together under gravity. There...
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Is There a Force of Gravity? by
Enilno
Is There a Force of Gravity?
In undergraduate physics, the Newtonian concept of an attractive force
between masses that is proportional to the product of the masses...
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question by
Javier
Hello, I am trying to understand some relativity concepts, and I would like
to have the answer to a question:
If two persons begin to travel very fast in the opposite...
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Gyroscopes by
Joe
In Weinberg's Gravitation book, equation 9.6.17, the geodetic precession of
a gyroscope in orbit is calculated approximately as (in terms of the
acceleration and...
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A New Model of the Expanding Universe by
John Schutkeker
I would like to develop a new model which predicts that observational
astronomers will never find an image made by light that has crossed the
entire universe and passed...
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Sourse dependency (for genius only) by
geraldkelleher@hotmail.com
The following astronomical description by Newton is the single greatest
indication that he unfortunately scrambled the insight of Roemer with
Keplerian motion hence the...
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A note on civil behavior by
Hontas F. Farmer III
I have noticed many people using derogatory terms to deride people who make
assertions that are wrong, or ask questions that seem obvious to them.
Fool, idiot, etc. Perhaps...
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Vers Verrière!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............. ... by
Ahmed Ouahi, Architect
***** Vers Verrière *****
Danse chante parle ne fait que se mouvoir le rat
Peur grandissante à vue de certains et d' un chat
Rature des inconvenances et tracées pour ce...
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johnreed take 8 by
randamajor@yahoo.com
It has been shown that if the world was composed of normal objects,
super luminal speeds would be required to explain certain experimental
results. Therefore, if we do not...
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johnreed take 10 by
randamajor@yahoo.com
Hello Bill:
I have downloaded the first 5 pages and will download the rest shortly.
Thanks.
Mass: It is a definition nevertheless and the one I presently work
with.
All of...
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Big Bertha Thing blogs by
Tony Lance
Big Bertha Thing Halfrail
Cosmic Ray Series
Possible Real World System Constructs
http://web.onetel.com/~tonylance/halfrail.html
Access page JPG 22K Image
Astrophysics net...
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The Error in Relativistic Physics by
Enilno
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 excellent...
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A Most Ingenious Twin Paradox? by
Jack Sarfatti
Memorandum For The Record
On Star Ship Navigation
J: I was wrong when I said there was nothing new to learn about the
"Twin Paradox", but the new insight has nothing to do...
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Burning or not when falling into a black hole ... by
heinrich_neumaier@yahoo.com
Reading most of the posts on falling into black holes, I still am
confused. It seems that quantum effects imply that seen from infinity,
a
macroscopic body that falls into a...
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Strings and the cosmos... by
shadowmonster8
Strings and the Cosmos....
http://www.shadowpeoplebooks.com
The entire concept of "Strings" fascinates me. The more I learn
about this theory the more curious I become. If...
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