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| Standard model accurately describes elementary particle interactions 99% of the time | 31 Jan 2005 22:37 GMT | 5 |
In another post Tom Roberts wrote: 'The standard model of particle physics is the currently-accepted theory of the interactions of elementary particles; it accurately describes about 99% of what we know about particle interactions. The standard model is a
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| C. Lorentz Coord. Xforms vs SR-cult Fraud and Corruption | 31 Jan 2005 06:24 GMT | 18 |
The Maxwell-Lorentz-Einstein Fraud -------------------------------------------------------- Preamble --------------
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| SR's EM Covariants invariantly unproven? | 30 Jan 2005 08:25 GMT | 20 |
Are SR's EM Covariants invariably unproven? That's what Bilge has led me believe (through his failure to followup), the following being the entirety of the thread. How are my conclusions from his response wrong? Please be a wee bit
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| NEW | 30 Jan 2005 03:49 GMT | 1 |
:: Active Open & Moderated Forum for THE (Fossilized) WOOLLY MAMMOTH; common name for several extinct species of the elephant family (Mammuthus Primigenius)::
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| Time before the big bang | 30 Jan 2005 00:45 GMT | 38 |
The general theory is that before the big bang time did not exist, so nothing could be experienced so reality "as we know it didnt exist. Is it just me or does anyone else have a real problem with that.
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| The Limitations of Mathematics in Physics | 29 Jan 2005 23:06 GMT | 1 |
The Limitations of Mathematics in Physics The present philosophy in theoretical physics is to search for mathematical relationships that predict experimental results that are then used to verify the validity of the mathematics in defining our physical Universe,
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| Solution of Zielinski's Problem in Einstein's GR | 29 Jan 2005 19:45 GMT | 2 |
Paul Zielinski has been trying to separate out the real intrinsic geometry from the appearance of coordinate transformations. He has failed to get anywhere specific for three or more years because he is not familiar with the Cartan tetrad way of doing Einstein's gravity
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| New dimension? | 29 Jan 2005 18:31 GMT | 8 |
Hello a while back I watched the public television series on the "String Theory" and enjoyed it, but I can not figure why they are calling this another "dimension". Since high school algebra we've known
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| The balloon point of view | 29 Jan 2005 17:15 GMT | 24 |
The usual way of describing special realativity is to describe Michelsson-Morleys experiment, draw the conclusion that either is the Earth not moving with respect to the ether or there is no ether, and then exclude the first alternativ.
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| Accellerated learning | 29 Jan 2005 17:01 GMT | 2 |
I was on the CERN site, but I still would like to know: About how many cycles per second (around the ring) does a particle go? Can they acccellerate neutrons or other chargeless particles? How? And what good do magnets do in that case, anyway?
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| Rebuttal to Lesages Shadows (General) | 29 Jan 2005 07:52 GMT | 39 |
A Rebuttal to the Claims in "Lesage's Shadows*" *http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath131/kmath131.htm Introduction: The Mathpages site as a whole contains no attributions, no references, no
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| Sam, Joe, a mosquito and a ladder. | 29 Jan 2005 06:26 GMT | 12 |
Sam, Joe, a mosquito and a ladder. by Androcles Much of this story is credited to Daryl McCullough, only the ladder was added by me. It explains the origins of Einstein's Special
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| local one ways speed of light | 28 Jan 2005 23:08 GMT | 16 |
The local one ways speed of light as measured by the local observer, in his frame, using absolute synchrony are: C'(one way forth) = 1 / (C+V) * C; observer at .5 C ; C' = .66666666 C C''(one way back) = 1 / (C-V) * C; observer at .5 C ; C'' = 2 C
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| 2005 is Einstein Year | 28 Jan 2005 09:51 GMT | 71 |
100 years ago, in June 1905, Albert Einstein, who IMO was the greatest brain that ever lived, produced his Theory of Special Relativity, which showed that the speed of light is approx. 186,000 miles per second, measured from any observer, regardless of how fast that observer is
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| What before big bang? | 28 Jan 2005 00:17 GMT | 146 |
Could be there something before big bang? No space, no time. But what? Is this kind of subject, something that concern cosmology or philosophy or both of them?
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