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| THE PYTHAGORAS THEOREM. | 22 Jun 2007 04:56 GMT | 4 |
THE PYTHAGORAS THEOREM HAVING A COSMOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE Reading about the cosmological significance of the Pythagoras theorem about the relation between the legs of a right angle triangle: a^2+b^2=c^2, I was really surprised that could written such a thing.
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| Feynman Diagram: Electron changes direction but does not emit a photon? | 22 Jun 2007 02:41 GMT | 10 |
They say a change of direction causes the electron to perpendicularly emit radiation but: Feynman Diagram: Electron changes direction but does not emit a photon?
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| Does an electron get more excited when absorbing a photon....hubba hubba? | 22 Jun 2007 02:34 GMT | 2 |
1. I don't think so perhaps in an orbital where it increase frequency or is is amplitude (since I beleieve I read that it affects it's oscillation)? 2. But when an electron travels in empty space....it's velocity
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| Higher studies in mathematical sciences | 22 Jun 2007 02:26 GMT | 1 |
Over a period of time, I have collected relevant data and fundae about higher studies in mathematics and in mathematical sciences, pure and applied mathematics, computational finance, modelling, statistics and analytics and have put them up at a blog. You can check it out at:
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| matter is motion | 21 Jun 2007 20:52 GMT | 12 |
how matter come into existence? simply by motion, its coming direct from relaticity if a mass particle runs at speed of light in vacuum then it absorbs the entire universe
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| Extraterrestrial aliens confirm relativity, or not | 21 Jun 2007 20:05 GMT | 7 |
if relativity were wrong and aliens were here around in their big ufos, then they would laugh their a.s out if top sciencists in their big cars went along with tha wrong relativity, they would say - you fools, but they say nothen
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| Supersolidity and the breakdown of the General Relativity Equivalence Principle | 21 Jun 2007 17:59 GMT | 3 |
In my blog about the Hypergeometrical Universe, I posted a simple solution to the supersolidity problem. This problem arises from an experiment which has been interpreted along the lines of superfluidity of solid Helium-4 phases.
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| Some remark ( maybe crazy). | 21 Jun 2007 15:49 GMT | 1 |
=========. Once N. Bohr said, if a theory was right it had to be " crazy " enough. " Oh! "- another physicists said,- "No problem. We will try to create new "crazy" theories."
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| the metric tensor 1 | 21 Jun 2007 14:38 GMT | 3 |
I made a mistake when I changed the co-ordinates from linear to exponential to look inside a black hole. You see the scale is similar to the Kelvin scale. By using a linear scale we can see 0 but it cannot be reached. We should really be using a log scale so 0 is - infinity so ...
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| The real paradoxes in SR. | 21 Jun 2007 07:53 GMT | 140 |
The real paradoxes in SR. SR is itself a paradox. In fact, SR is full of paradoxes. These are real paradoxes, not just imagined paradoxes.
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| New Hypothesis i cooked up ! Can it be true !!! | 21 Jun 2007 03:12 GMT | 7 |
I have tried to develop a hypothesis. It sounds really wierd but i want you to tell me if it could be even 0.05% right Suppose the speed of light can increase beyond its known value. Suppose that In the higher dimensions it can .. Then as the speed of
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| electric and magnetic field drops and rise | 20 Jun 2007 22:25 GMT | 22 |
how long it takes for an electric field E to drop from 100V to 5V (fall time, tf) how long it takes for tha same field to drop from 100V to 0V
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| arrogant top sciencists | 20 Jun 2007 17:51 GMT | 24 |
top sciencists in big cars dictates that simultaneous does not may exists in our universe we inhabit but really, this is foken arrogant statement to spew out, becus humans (carbon based compound matter) are totally insignificant
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| Some theoretical support for Cahill | 20 Jun 2007 15:01 GMT | 87 |
On occasion, Reginald Cahill has presented a simplified re-analysis of Michelson-Morley experiments that omits the Fresnel drag effect. Eg See: Re-Analysis of Michelson-Morley Experiments
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| Black holes - self study for the beginner | 20 Jun 2007 13:28 GMT | 26 |
I've decided my brain needs more of a workout than it's been getting in the last few years, and having had an interest in black holes I thought they sound like more than enough of a challenge! I apologise if this is not the appropriate group - it seemed more logical to place
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