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physicsworld.com newswire (Week 27)06 Jul 2008 00:28 GMT2
physicsworld.com newswire (Week 27)
HEADLINE NEWS
Sponsored by Amptek Inc.
Amptek Inc. introduces the first low cost Peltier cooled Silicon Drift
matter reacting with antimatter05 Jul 2008 23:59 GMT18
hi... i know what happens if electron runs into positron.
But what would happen, if a anti-proton runs into neutron, for
example?
would quarks annihilate with anti-quarks leaving behind a particle
Starships05 Jul 2008 22:59 GMT10
Ok thank you all that have replied to my post. Frankly I am reall
interested in the theory of space travel in the near future. Th
problems which you all have said I already knew, I'm trying to fin
solutions to such problems. For intance the problem of re-entry t
Right Again, Einstein05 Jul 2008 22:42 GMT13
Right Again, Einstein
  http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2008/703/2
By Phil Berardelli
ScienceNOW Daily News
"Corrections to Special Relativity"05 Jul 2008 21:24 GMT1
"Corrections to Special Relativity"
    Special Relativity can be defined in terms of the Lorentz
Transformation. In a Force-Length-Time system of units, which are as valid
as the conventional Mass-Length-time system in common use, these
making particles go faster than the speed of light05 Jul 2008 20:20 GMT2
dr bhavasar and I were discussing that first make the particles go
backwards (use gravity I said) and then forward and they will go
faster than the speed of light.
Erach
Need help with nitinol motor  Bribe offered05 Jul 2008 18:39 GMT14
HI All.  I am developing a motor using super elastic nitinol wire and have
problems.
Picture at: http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/motor.jpg  The most
frustrating problem is joining the wire together.  I bought some tiny
Need help with nitinol motor  Bribe offered05 Jul 2008 18:31 GMT4
HI All.  I am developing a motor using super elastic nitinol wire and have
problems.
Picture at: http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/motor.jpg  The most
frustrating problem is joining the wire together.  I bought some tiny
How to create a FTL particle motion05 Jul 2008 16:17 GMT43
Thanks to an un-named poster (don't want to get him in trouble)
The way to do such is kinda simple in thought but of course
hard in the reality of the way you need to hold particles.
:)
Photon is the Evolutionary Driven Force of Everything05 Jul 2008 10:14 GMT10
Photon is the Evolutionary Driven Force of Everything
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U28YWjTAw_g
The aim to develop contact field optical microscope is: To study the
relationship between microscopic photon energy flow, and the material
Aqua satellite data contradicts key AGW mechanism05 Jul 2008 05:01 GMT2
In most global climate models, an increase in CO2 causes an initial
warming.  This initial warming leads to enhanced evaporation at the
surface and a general moistening of the atmosphere.  The added
moisture causes further warming due to water vapor being a strong
The Solar Cycle 24 no show05 Jul 2008 04:19 GMT2
Watch the Solar Cycle 24 no show at this link:
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/sunspots/
The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) says the following
about predictions for the size (number of sun spots) of Solar Cycle
Running of the fine structure constant - how exactly?05 Jul 2008 00:46 GMT13
The fine structure constant alpha is said to be running
with energy as (from various QED textbooks)
1/alpha(E) = 1/alpha - (1/3 pi) ln (E^2/m^2)
where m is the electron mass, ln the natural logarithm,
Water wave question..05 Jul 2008 00:02 GMT91
If a 1 centimeter sphere that floats in water
half way normally just sitting there and has a mass of 1gram,
were dropped from 2 centimeters above the water...
What would the wave length from the first peak to the second peak be,
WHAT’S NEW   Robert L. Park   Friday, 4  July 08   Washington, DC04 Jul 2008 22:05 GMT1
WHAT’S NEW   Robert L. Park   Friday, 4 July 08   Washington, DC
1.  SCIENCE BUDGET:  ROUND-OFF MONEY AVERTS LAYOFF.
As WN pointed out last week, $400 million in the $186 billion supplemental
war spending bill, or about 0.2 percent, is for science.  It’s divided
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