Natural Science Forum / Physics / New Theories / July 2004

I'm not profoundly into physics, more like an amateur that likes to
think a lot. I have a question.
Could it be said that an object is experiencing effort while fighting
'gravity' because it is actually accelerating in time?

Some of the readers of this newsgroup might be interested in a FAQ
just posted to the rec.arts.startrek.tech newsgroup.  The FAQ is
called "Relativity and FTL Travel".
Basically, it is a straight forward look (written for a non-technical

This design is a looks like a minaturized version of the Star War's Death Star,
but that's all...  
The "celestial sphere" as it is called is a sphere of tetrahedrons, with
resolution dependent on the number of rotating star events, depending upon the

In the formulae Ep= kZe^2/r  does anyone know what Z means?

free energy invention

Do you think is reliable the destruction of all weapons-usable materials and
95% destruction of all transuranic waste described in this work?
http://www.iaea.org/inis/aws/htgr/fulltext/htr2002_207.pdf

The mechanical energy of a one kilogram body at rest on the surface of the
Earth is -63 million joules. That mechanical energy can easily be converted
into kinetic energy. So how fast does a one kilogram body have to travel in
order to have a kinetic energy of -63 million joules?

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 divided by the
square of their separation is taught. When one advances to the more advanced

A question:
If there are two objects (A) and (C) moving apart from (B) in opposite
directions as pictured below:
   (A)<-------(B)------->(C)

A Look at Quantum "Spookiness"
    The results of quantum theory were described as "spooky" by Drs. Einstein,
Podalsky, and Rosen because quantum theory seemed to reject "objective
reality". They believed that all observed effects must be produced by "local"

http://www.geocities.com/tulsidas_ramayan
http://www.sulekha.com/chpost.asp?forum=philosophy&show=0&cid=90905
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Sitaram/message/1477
"If your ship is sinking," he said to me, "why not get a lifeboat and leave?"

That said it all  Bert

DC electrostatic motors, with a measured efficiency of over 99%, were
built at MIT by Professor John Trump.,and described in the Jan. 1947
meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
Dr.Trump was the gov't official, that went over Tesla's secret papers ,

The Brilliance of Our Teachers
     A recent newspaper question and answer column raised an interesting
subject. The query noted that, for a science course at a local school, there
were two instructors. One of those instructors explained the concepts clearly

What does it mean?
A Space (Volume) where nothing is (What is nothing)?
A Space (Volume) where no materia is?
A Space (Volume) where no ...?