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Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / July 2009



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Quantum Gravity 330.6: [Dxx(f)]/f For f Probability Density Functions17 Jul 2009 09:07 GMT1
From Osher Doctorow
Since [Dxx(f)]/f seems to be of critical importance for Quantum
Gravity and/or Unification, lets look at it for f the probability
density function (pdf) of some important continuous probability
THE END OF SCIENCE?17 Jul 2009 08:33 GMT20
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/2009/jun/22/end-science-unified-theory-ma
vericks

"Are we witnessing the end of science?.....Progress in science needs
researchers who are not afraid – or who are encouraged and rewarded –
to ask awkward and difficult questions of theory and of ...
Gravity is a result of matter interacting with an omnidirectional     flow.17 Jul 2009 04:58 GMT10
Matter absorbs energy at a constant rate.
It must, to continue to exist, because it
*does* require energy to move electrons.
This creates the sink we know of as 'gravity'.
Taming supervolcanoes17 Jul 2009 03:15 GMT3
    Three of these are in the USA , the source of much of the
trouble in the world today!
    Could we not tap the heat of the yellowstone magna , push cold
water or thermocouples into the magma and then draw out the heat so
simple force/mass question17 Jul 2009 02:59 GMT2
Given F=ma, does force define mass or does mass define force?
I cannot figure this out.
I could start by taking an object, weighing it, divide by
gravity and get the mass.  Then I can use this mass in F=ma
PING - franklinhu16 Jul 2009 23:29 GMT1
In a response to a post of yours a couple of months ago I gave some clues
which might simplify visualizing how rotation curves work.
One of those was wrong:  Gravity inside a uniform, flat ring of matter
*does not cancel out*.  It does near the middle of a long, hollow tube,
Matter waves vs Photon16 Jul 2009 18:55 GMT11
Hi folks..,
For the last few days, I'm confusing a lot about Light.
I hope with this post and with the help of your replies
everything would be clear.
And now for something completely different ... .16 Jul 2009 18:28 GMT3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SovkqRVsim8&feature=related
--
UncleEnglish
ARCTIC IMAGES DECLASSIFIED16 Jul 2009 16:16 GMT3
ARCTIC IMAGES DECLASSIFIED
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/45557/title/Arctic_images_declassified
High-resolution photos could provide detailed information about changes in sea ice
By Jenny Lauren Lee
Quantum Gravity 330.5: Sturmian Sequences and Probable     Causation/Influence (PI)16 Jul 2009 15:38 GMT1
From Osher Doctorow
Take a look at Jean-Paul Allouche and Amy Glen's "Extremal properties
of (Epi) Sturmian sequences as distributions modulo 1," arXiv:
0907.2430 v1 [math.NT] 14 Jul 2009.
Cannibal war robots eating your dead grandma16 Jul 2009 14:55 GMT3
Yes, the future is now!  Imagine Autonomous war robots roaming the land,
stopping to eat a dead body they may come across for fuel to keep going,
possibly for years. Sounds like a Terminator movie? Nope, it's real world
stuff:
Electric potential versus voltage16 Jul 2009 11:53 GMT3
The following reviews some conflicts between electrostatic potential
and voltage.  
1. ELECTRIC POTENTIAL ENERGY in series capacitors is the same as
within isolated capacitors.  
I am done with blithering impotently about everything16 Jul 2009 04:50 GMT1
I am done with blithering impotently about everything.
From this day forth, I shall blither impotently about nothing.
Why do things have to age slower in time?16 Jul 2009 01:49 GMT15
A galactic neutron star ages slower and is younger than the rest of
the universe. Why do things in the universe stay younger than others?
Mitch Raemsch
Inductance versus permeability16 Jul 2009 01:44 GMT1
Inductance and permeability both relate magnetic flux to current.
Inductance (L) of a wire loop is a function of '# OF TURNS' (N) and
current (i).  
 L = N * magnetic flux / i                          (1)
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