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Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / October 2004



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Speed of grinder chip06 Oct 2004 17:09 GMT1
Hello, all,
I'd like the answer to the following question, as well as the formula
used to calculate it in case I need to change either of the given
constants.  (Also, just so you'll know, I'm new here, so be patient.)
Why QM is so Weird?06 Oct 2004 16:03 GMT1
How weird is it you ask,and what makes it weird? Iits actions don't fit
in with macro "classical thinking". Take a single photon,or electron
they both can show they are "interfering" with themselves across
meters,and even LY of space. This here also adds to QM weirdness "Split
Researchers use semiconductors to set speed limit on light06 Oct 2004 12:53 GMT3
Sounds very interesting:
"In a nod to scientific paradox, researchers at the University of
California, Berkeley, have slowed light down in an effort to speed up
network communication.
Q about thermodynamic06 Oct 2004 06:25 GMT3
Dose anyone know about equation of state for a high pressure liquid
(water)?
the pressure is about 1000bar and temperature is about 180 degree.
I think maybe the van der waals equation is suitable for description of
PHYSICAL REVIEW FOCUS   5 October 2004 06 Oct 2004 06:08 GMT2
PHYSICAL REVIEW FOCUS   5 October 2004   http://focus.aps.org/
David Ehrenstein and Chelsea Wald, American Physical Society
Introductions to the Focus stories of the past week;
visit http://focus.aps.org for the complete stories.
Gravity not a Force?06 Oct 2004 05:50 GMT24
How can Eistein say gravity is not a force when it accelerates bodies.
Isn't that a decription of a force acting on a body. What proof is
there that gravity "warps" space?
Don Ham.
Home for All, polemic development policy06 Oct 2004 05:06 GMT16
Looks like it has not been understood that this proposal includes
compensation to the previous landlords. Technically, a Pareto optimum
policy
"I HEREBY, BY THE POWERS CONFERRED UPON ME BY THE PEOPLE'S WILL, AND
Did Einstein Repeal Newton's Second Law?06 Oct 2004 04:28 GMT19
I'm a statistician, not a physicist.  In an essay I'm writing
about scientific reasoning I would like to say whether Newton's
second law of motion (F = ma) was "repealed" by one of Einstein's
two theories of relativity.  However, although I've done some
Spin06 Oct 2004 03:41 GMT14
I have long wondered about atomic spin. So far...
<http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Sciences/Physics/Atomicphysics/spin/spin.html>
<http://particleadventure.org/particleadventure/>
And so far I've seemed to find atomic spin is not reconcilable with
A new way of running!06 Oct 2004 03:21 GMT7
Lower your body so that your center of gravity is as low as possible.
Run giving looongg strides.You consumme little energy, almost
anaerobic. You can be burdened with things, they won`t shake...
Are there any new things under the Sun?
The Universe in a nutshell06 Oct 2004 02:59 GMT13
The universe is an illusion which is based on consistent rules.
Those rules are consistent to the degree, that the laws of nature and the
forces of nature exist, and thus the universe exists and we exist.
Nothing is permanent which is physical and real as all elements
In the Begining... Gravity06 Oct 2004 00:59 GMT4
Lets start with the begining. The begining gravity was said to be
infinite(singularity). An infinite gravity would be The End of
everything - of space and time as well as mass - not a begining.
A singularity is the End of the Unified Field; with no possibility of
Single Atom Spectra Measurement06 Oct 2004 00:08 GMT1
Measuring the Single Molecules Energy Spectra
A molecule needa have its quanta emission spectra
measured, because it is a cool idea.
Here is a means of resolution focusing to
phase in quantum optics05 Oct 2004 21:41 GMT13
The more I study quantum optics the more I am confused about the
nature of phase. First amplitude or rather its proxy intensity can be
measured for a field with photodetectors giving average current. This
can be done without reference to any other field. Phase on the other
rubber band cars05 Oct 2004 21:13 GMT10
Is it possible to make a rubber band car with two sets of rubber bands
wheras after the energy in the first one is spent the next will
release?
 
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