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Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / December 2007



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In merito alla questione della Legge di Faraday31 Dec 2007 22:52 GMT2
In merito alla questione della Legge di Faraday
-- Concetto scientifico della Dichiarazione mi ha dato la forza
Io sono uno split in pratica la lunga I
Potenziale ¨¨ di taglio
Uncle Al has spawned enough bastards...remove his balls !31 Dec 2007 19:55 GMT1
Think of the ego involved.
A generation of lesbian raised bastards that walk around like penguins
barking "Stooopid" to everyone they meet....yeah...that's what the
world needs.
TOSHIBA'S HOME NUCLEAR REACTOR31 Dec 2007 19:48 GMT10
Toshiba's Home Nuclear Reactor
By Rob Beschizza
December 18, 2007
If we lived in a world where everyone was (a) smart and (b)
Big Bang -- Why Inflation?31 Dec 2007 19:06 GMT1
Hey everyone,
I have a question about the need for inflation in the Big Bang theory.
What I have heard is that the reason for this is that without inflation,
distant parts of the universe would not have had enough time to come to an
Action Is The Key31 Dec 2007 18:28 GMT3
Did you know that the only thing standing between you and all you want
in life is your ability to act.  Did you know that procrastination
does more to destroy dreams than anything else in life?  Do you want
more out of life?  If so, learning to overcome procrastination is the
MI5 guy abandons the web, turns to breaking widows out of public     buildings31 Dec 2007 18:10 GMT5
The subject says it all.
- Tex
Wish to converse with particle physicists31 Dec 2007 17:47 GMT3
Free nucleons are more massive than any proton or neutron that is
bound in a nucleus. Outside or unbound nucleons are more massive. The
mass of the particles goes into the forces that bind them: the strong
and the electromagnetic.
I'm getting impatiient!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please respond with reasonable answers or I'll keep pestering you all!!!!! -- Is neutron-neutron fusion easier to facilitate than proton-proton fusion? I think.31 Dec 2007 16:40 GMT12
I had to start a new thread because some jack-offs decided to add
off-topic junk in the original thread in
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.energy/browse_frm/thread/41210fda0001753b/
I had to start a new thread because some jack-offs decided to add
Infinity + Action at a Distance=MW31 Dec 2007 05:21 GMT6
If there are an infinite number of universes there must be at least
one that differs from this universe by only one electron. (at the
moment).
Further there also must be universes that differ from this one by only
Question about work and friction31 Dec 2007 04:59 GMT4
Question: A waiter carries a tray full of meals across the room. Is work
being done?
My first response: We can't answer the question yet, because the question is
flawed! Questions about work only make sense when they ask: Does (something)
Here is the evidence that Bush is protecting Al-Qaeda, that he is a     traitor and should be arrested31 Dec 2007 03:57 GMT1
CNN: SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
Pakistan: Terror Central
Aired December 28, 2007 - 23:00 ET
THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND
Quantum Gravity 220.6: Using a = dv/dt = A(t) + B(t)v + C(t)v^2, We     Don't Need To Regard Geometry as "Faster" Than Energy/Matter31 Dec 2007 03:45 GMT1
From Osher Doctorow
Notice that if we use the Riccati Differential Equation of the special
type:
1) a = dv/dt = A(t) + B(t)v + C(t)v^2
Scientists increase odds (again) of asteroid impact on Mars in January 2008 to 1 in 2531 Dec 2007 00:19 GMT3
We could be in for one hell of a show here:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2007-152
Can you imagine if this sucker was headed for Earth?
A New Way to Compute Space, Time and Matter30 Dec 2007 23:36 GMT18
A New Way to Compute Space, Time, and Matter
A birds-eye view of quantum mechanics, relativity, computing,
neuroscience, and artificial intelligence raises the possibility of
using mathematics to implement a wide variety of ideas including
A mechanically driven homopolar amplifier30 Dec 2007 22:34 GMT6
Consider a doughnut shaped sheet metal object, split around the periphery
so that it can be separated into two halves.
The two halves are assembled so that they make contact along the cut
edges, re-forming the doughnut shape. One half is now driven to rotate
 
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