Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / March 2008

Gravity is ubiquitous which means that light is always falling. Under
gravity it can follow curvature toward or away a massive object. Also
light is effected by the slowdown of time. Shapiro gives an example of
the slight wait for light passing through a slower gravitational time

I am a chinese student.Is there anyone could explain something
about biophysics,such an "energy landscape theory","go-type
model","nucleation/growth folding mechanism",langevin-dynamics".
  And is there any good website about biopysics on net?

Forms were the relative relations.  All transcedental relations were
sought for examination.  After all, a single inter-relation of forms
was determined. A form amongst all to relate.
I try as a student to exactly instruct.  An imagination was the

hi, i want to ask what happens in the next case:
An airplane is moving with speed u1 smaller than the speed of sound
towards a still observer.When the plane is over the observer,it
accelerates and reaches a speed u2 larger than the speed of sound and

As a starter, let us think of an electron in gravity field φ(x).
The energy of the electron
  mc^2 + mφ(x) + (1/2) mv^2
indicates the effect of the gravity is identical with heightening the

Astronomers calculate the most distant objects to be 13 billion light
years away. They conclude that this is the age of the universe. This
would only be true if they were moved at the speed of light due to
space expansion. Clearly space expansion has been much slower. I

Read this book and it'll give a good introduction to Theoretical
Physics and it doesn't cost that much:
Joos, Georg, and Ira Maximilian Freeman. 1986. Theoretical physics.
3rd ed. New York: Dover Publications.

Mesons are quark anti quark pairs. This makes them a matter anti
matter mixture.
The anti neutron would be 3 anti quarks with NEGATIVE strong force.
Since there is NO ANTI strong force their can be no anti neutron or

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Brian Greene: "A hundred years ago today, the discovery of special
relativity was still 18 months away, and science still embraced the
Newtonian description of time. Now, however, modern physics' ...

John Stachel, boss of bosses in Einstein criminal cult, sees no more
profit in his old breathtaking idea according to which, in going
beyond Einstein, there will be fusion of Newton's emission theory of
light and Einstein's relativity:

Quantum waves give a particle continuous motion by being a pilot wave.
The particle will spend less time in a position where it has high
momentum and will spend more time in a place of low momentum. The
momentum high or low determines how often a certain position is found.

New space distance is being created inbetween matter as the universe
expands. This we observe as apparent galactic motion. But it is not
motion. They are not moving away through space.
Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

Einstein wanted to know what was inbetween matter more than what
matter itself was. His empty curved space-time is what is inbetween
matter particles. In that sense his curved space-time is what he
called immaterial.

Acceleration slows time by creating motion. For every velocity up to
light there is a slower time rate given by the Gamma Factor.
Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

Particle spin does not happen. A point infinitely small of mass cannot
rotate. The fields around this point mass are symmetrical therefor
rotating them does nothing either. It would be undetectable  In fact
nothing about an elementary particle spins. Even physicists will admit