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  Do quarks have a wave function?         


Author: mitch.nicolas.raemsch
Date: Apr 24, 2008 18:58

They are infinitely close. The sum of mass gives the wave function to
the fundamental particles quarks form.

Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008
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  Gamma energy         


Author: mitch.nicolas.raemsch
Date: Apr 24, 2008 14:20

Energy = Gamma x Mass C squared

Gamma energy is the concentrated energy of mass in motion.

Mitch Raemsch
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  A new theory on Universe         


Author: Sanny
Date: Apr 24, 2008 11:08

I think about a new theory in Universe.

This Universe is a big Egg. We only see whats inside this egg. We can
never hatch out of this egg till its hatching period comes.

This Egg was Born many billion years back By a Large Hen.

The Large Hen is Sitting on this universe to keep it warm.

Once this Universe EGG Hatches we will see the real world out of this
Universe.

We Humans & other Living things are cells of the Chicken which will
Come out.

Slowly we will develop lots of technology and one we are strong enough
to break the boundries of the Universe we will Hatch the Egg.

Once we get out of this Big EGG. Our Mother Chicken will take us for a
walk.

And All these Galaxis in this Universe are the small Cells of the
Chicken who is Sleeping in this Egg.

It will take Billions of years for this Egg to Hatch till then we have
to confine to the Boundries of this Universe.
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  Aether is a very black matter         


Author: hanson
Date: Apr 24, 2008 10:36

Aether is a very Black matter....

... to the chagrin of Einstein Dingleberries and
masturbating MMXers who always post "No ether"
.... ahahaha.... Maybe it's the forgoing "A" in Aether
that doubly disturbs them because (1) the "A" could...
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  "Will the LIGO Experiment Work?"         


Author: Sreb
Date: Apr 24, 2008 06:45

"Will the LIGO Experiment Work?"

An ambitious experiment to detect gravitational waves from distant
astronomical sources is currently in preparation (Laser Interferometric
Gravitational Observatory - LIGO). A typical source for...
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  Problem: The relativistic golden ratio         


Author: Albertito
Date: Apr 24, 2008 03:32

In mathematics and the arts, two quantities are in
the golden ratio if the ratio between the sum of those
quantities and the larger one is the same as the ratio
between the larger one and the smaller. The golden
ratio is approximately phi =1.6180339887.... So, two
quantities, a and b, with a>b, are in the golden ratio, if

(a+b)/a = a/b.

Let three bodies, A, B and C, be in inertial motion
and aligned along a straight line, where v_ba is the
speed of body B wrt A, and v_cb is the speed of body
C wrt B. Then, by Einstein's addition of velocities, we
get the speed v_ca of body C wrt A, as

v_ca = (v_ba + v_cb) / ( 1 + v_ba v_cb/c^2).

v_ca is the relativistic sum of v_ba and v_cb, then
we can define

v_ca/v_ba = v_ba/v_cb

as the RELATIVISTIC GOLDEN RATIO of v_ba and
v_cb. So, we get
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