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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / April 2007



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Equivalence demo30 Apr 2007 22:22 GMT1
Suppose I draw a diagram,
(M1) and (M2) are Massive objects, the "=="
is a supporting scafold, and EL1 and EL2 are
enclose ELevators, and all components are at
Light speed in emission theory30 Apr 2007 18:38 GMT34
I am a stupid guy, who does not know the answer to this problem: A body
(observer) moves in a stationary frame with speed v<c. It sends a light
signal travelling with speed c+v (parallel with v). What will be the speed
of the signal after reflection on a stationary mirror (which ...
Einstein's Photoelectric = Newton Mechanics??30 Apr 2007 17:09 GMT3
If we must obey Planck's constant "h" for ONE unit of light then it
seems obvious that Einstein's Photoelectric effect obeys Newtonian
Mechanics??
Einstein's two photoelectric effects are:
"The Brilliance of Our Teachers"30 Apr 2007 16:27 GMT1
"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
EMF in space30 Apr 2007 12:45 GMT14
Has an armature ever been tested in space ?
Are There Unresolver Foundational Issues With GR30 Apr 2007 05:34 GMT84
In another post I mentioned there are no unresolved foundational issues with
GR.  And to the best of my knowledge there isn't.  But an actual
knowledgeable poster thought I was joking.  Does anyone know what of any
actual unresolved issues?  No cranks please - although I doubt it ...
Mass created the last 2 dimensions30 Apr 2007 04:32 GMT1
1. Not just warps spacetime but Mass may have created the last 2
dimensions.
2. And Mass is gradually slowing down the flow of time
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how matter knows which action is least?30 Apr 2007 01:58 GMT12
how matter knows which action is least?
there must be an input with all possible actions, then
a routine at subatomic level doing a compare then
chose the most economical action for them, because
Quantum concept of proper time and general relativity30 Apr 2007 01:29 GMT1
Quantum theorists often try to graft a dynamic proper time onto world-
lines. This local temporal evolution seems to ignore the, as far as I
know still viable, fact that the "arrow of time" has no physical
preference in physics. I am very uncomfortable imposing a local wave
Gravito magnetism and the jet phenomena and the dark matter problem, and Gravity probe B29 Apr 2007 21:01 GMT1
Please visit
http://dipoleantigravity.blogspot.com/
Max Planck.29 Apr 2007 19:18 GMT14
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Max Planck
Nobel Lecture, June 2, 1920
"There is in particular one problem whose exhaustive
ABOUT THE TIDES29 Apr 2007 18:18 GMT6
HOW CAN BE EXPLAINED THE TIDE
We know that the tide of the oceanic water appears as a result of the
moon gravitational attraction. This phenomenon can be fully explained
by the use of the Newton's law of the universal attraction:
Einstein's equivalence principle doesn't apply to light29 Apr 2007 15:40 GMT47
Einstein's equivalence principle doesn't apply to light
Einstein showed with his thought experiment ("let us imagine
a spacious chest...", that a *constant* gravitational field
is equivalent to uniform acceleration.
Law of Attraction 'The Secret' afraid of a moral philosophy ?29 Apr 2007 15:22 GMT6
On Metaphysics. (The Modern Definition)
* I rarely engage in spiritual conversation, but recently I have been
doing some research into the Law of Attraction philosophy. So in order
to come to terms with the 'LOA', I have had to think like a proponent
"How Does Light 'Know' How Fast to Travel?"29 Apr 2007 14:42 GMT4
"How Does Light 'Know' How Fast to Travel?"
    One of the basic beliefs of modern physics is that the velocity of
light is the same wherever and whenever it is measured. It is, in the
language of physics, invariant. To illustrate this understanding, let us
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