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Re: on the nature of space     

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Author: Ken S. Tucker
Date: May 10, 2008 00:50

...to a 3D orthogonal CS in a 2D space, or more complex in a 2.9D space, not even at a point because Curvature is invariant. ... the Sun's gravitational effect on the space- time geometry, on Mercury's orbit, please...Francis. I think you are suggesting a deep revision of the "nature of space" with the "retarded reflection" conjecture, that produces the same results! ...
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Author: Salviati
Date: May 6, 2008 12:47

... the advanced solution does not converge. Since the topic is still "nature of space" I remind of Guericke's experiments concerning the horror vacui. ...both advanced and retarded solutions to model nature. cem is sufficient (Eckard may consult Greiner...real and one-sided immediately within complex space as a function of frequency/energy. ...
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Re: Request for Review of a pre-print book titled, "Fundamental Nature of Matter and Fields"     

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Author: harry
Date: May 26, 2008 05:13

...each of the infinitely many inertial reference frames in relative uniform motion, by sacrificing the absolute nature of space and time coordinates. "The absolute space and time coordinates" are unknown to us - they have never ... us consider a simple example to illustrate this point. Consider two space points A1 and A2 fixed in BCRF. Let us use the...
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Re: Request for Review of a pre-print book titled, "Fundamental Nature of Matter and Fields"     

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Author: Oh No
Date: May 23, 2008 11:23

... infinitely many inertial reference frames in relative uniform motion, by sacrificing the absolute nature of space and time coordinates. Let us consider a simple example to illustrate this point. Consider two space points A1 and A2 fixed in BCRF. Let us ...) h (dot) francis (at) googlemail.com (remove spaces and braces) http://www.teleconnection.info/rqg/MainIndex
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Re: Request for Review of a pre-print book titled, "Fundamental Nature of Matter and Fields"     

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Author: GSS
Date: May 23, 2008 10:39

... of light in each of the infinitely many inertial reference frames in relative uniform motion, by sacrificing the absolute nature of space and time coordinates. Let us consider a simple example to illustrate this point. Consider two space points A1 and A2 fixed in BCRF. Let us use the universal coordinated time UTC...
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Re: Next Apollo-Style Space Race in 5+ Years?     

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Author: BradGuth
Date: May 17, 2008 10:10

...�s world is afflicted by natural disasters, economic uncertainty, and global ... in the greatest technology and space extravaganzas ever seen? In summary,... B) Despite its compelling nature, the Space Vision will not fully ... featured in such journals as Space Policy, Futures Research Quarterly, Ad ... areas, including economic growth, non-space macro-engineering projects, popular culture...
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Next Apollo-Style Space Race in 5+ Years?     

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Author: bruce
Date: May 16, 2008 23:42

...Today’s world is afflicted by natural disasters, economic uncertainty, and global ...2025 in the greatest technology and space extravaganzas ever seen? In summary,... B) Despite its compelling nature, the Space Vision will not fully ... featured in such journals as Space Policy, Futures Research Quarterly, Ad ... areas, including economic growth, non-space macro-engineering projects, popular culture,...
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Author: Ken S. Tucker
Date: May 12, 2008 18:12

... Simply put, you cannot transform to a 3D orthogonal CS in a 2D space, or more complex in a 2.9D space, not even at a point because Curvature is invariant. No one is changing... Transformation (FIT) induced by the Sun's gravitational effect on the space- time geometry, on Mercury's orbit, please see, http://en.wikipedia....
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Author: maxwell
Date: May 12, 2008 11:14

..., things are different at lower energies since we have the blasted coulomb structure to contend with.  ;-)  Basically I suppose we have to contend with an electron being both point-like and extended in space depending on how we look at it. Best, Fred Diether Coulomb's "law" has only statistical and not fundamental significance. In any case, this has no bearing on the ...
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Author: FrediFizzx
Date: May 11, 2008 20:00

... size relevant to the current definition. IOW, they show no sub-structure to the current level of cross section. However, things are different at lower energies since we have the blasted coulomb structure to contend with. ;-) Basically I suppose we have to contend with an electron being both point-like and extended in space depending on how we look at it. Best, Fred Diether
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