Natural Science Forum / Physics / New Theories / December 2003

Theory of Time
My theory:
Man- -Ground in tension with Moving Object/Animal.
Distance of A to B is DX.

The force of gravity does not have to obey the inverse sqaure law if the
distance is 25,000 LY or more. My theory does away for looking for dark
matter needed to keep the fringe stars in the arms of the Milky Way from
flying off into space. They stay in orbit from the gravity ...

We know what a wave is., just drop a rock in a pond. Seems to me we
throw that term "field" around like we actually think we know what it
is.   It think of base ball's out field. Should I think of a field as
something intrinsic to space,and it effects all things immersed in

Although the holiday period draws close, I'm opening a new thread
while the data is active in my mind, and in any case I shall soon have
to disengage for quite some time.
As regards what the problem is below, perhaps I'm missing something,

This will be a very common word shortly.             It is a bubble
that cinverts sound waves into a burst of light. this bubble can implode
at 4 times the speed of sound. More amazing its accerating expansion can
bring the bubbles wall to the speed of light in a fraction of a

As every good physicist knows, time does not exist, time is a parameter to
measure motion.
Why people(common people) think that time exist?
What do you think about?

"Rebmeced18" <rebmeced18@aol.com> wrote in message news:20031218115931.11589.00000795@mb-m25.aol.com...
wrote, 18 Dec.03:
"The mathematical approach taken by STR has the advantage of
being far simpler in that it allows the observer to consider his own

Here, Physics seems to be moving into Philosophy, so  new post seems
in
order. Also, as I'm posting through Google - of the many benefits -
the

Dear fellow physicists!
We proposed a new newgroup sci.physics.strings that should be dedicated to
string/M-theory, a leading candidate to describe all matter and forces in
terms of mathematical laws, the wild west of physics, and we also expect

[EL]
Huygens, Fresnel, Kirchhoff.
What is this sequence of names supposed to indicate?
What contribution did they contribute to the science of light?

Fizeau and the speed of light in a medium
What does
v(1 – 1/n^2)
mean?

Early on in his work on the electron,
Bohr found it slowed down at each
end of the orbital. He also found
the right numbers from considering an

Behind unexplained feelings, such as not knowing why finding another
person attractive is an instinct. Instincts are a result of genetic
programming. There are new instincts that we can develop through our
lifetime, which are more like reflexes, and there are ones that we are

last night i was doing some acid and some other stuff i didnt know
what it was. after i went to sleep, i was inspired in a inspirical
dream. i could see evrything down to the atoms and up to the galaxys.
the atoms were whirling spiral vortex forms of chi etheric fluid, just

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