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I was WRONG, LHC cannot produce black holes http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science_and_environment/10430234.stm "It would be absolutely, fantastically exciting if we produced black holes at the LHC," he said. Yes, all ye gluttens, especially Aunt Al, that said there wasn't enough energy to produce ANY size black holes. -------------------------- Science... 1 Jul 2010 16:43
uniform Blackbody 2.71 K cosmic microwave background radiation Chapt 3 #209; ATOM TOTALITY On 9/1/2007 10:01 AM, a_plutonium wrote: Kelvin temperature is different from any other temperature scale in that it is as basic as mass or distance. Celsius or Fahrenheit are arbitrary, but Kelvin is not arbitrary. Kelvin is fixed to a physics property where there is "no m... 29 Jun 2010 02:00
AbandonSHP was Re: Pop outs was Re: Cran Chops was Re: Positivitywas Re: youboob was Re: RingtheChngBell was Re: Lessons lrnd Well what if we could get the cran chop salesman, to take his sales trophy (this has been suggested) and go on holidays? Could we get the ads into the cube where they belong? If streaming content has to be illegal and infringes on copyright maybe we should not be doing it. If it is not the right media, youtub... 29 Jun 2010 02:00
Quantum Brain and Ghost Experiments According to Henry Stapp and John Eccles. There is another way quantum mechanics or the world of superposition can affect the brain other than entangement. It has to do with the probabilistic nature of neurotransmitter release and depolarization. The calcium ion channel is very small almost the size of the ion ... 28 Jun 2010 23:51
Positivity was Re: youboob was Re: RingtheChngBell was Re: Lessonslrnd was Re: Thrs a warONnn was Re: Cinema was Re: AlwysBeClsing So lets not dwell on the negativity, lets assume that people will act predictably and the little cube's will be full of spam like youtube is today. So then take my advice and don't do anything unless you are well paid. Myself included. ... 28 Jun 2010 20:34
Quine's Web of Beliefs According to Quine's metaphor of the web, all of our beliefs justify and are justified by all of our other beliefs. They are all connected by an explanatory network, and changes in one place can require changes elsewhere. Thus, all of our beliefs are connected to our observations of the world. What we observe can l... 1 Jul 2010 22:16
Quasar Caught Dining on a Galaxy ScienceShot: Quasar Caught Dining on a Galaxy Rare view reveals what powers these cosmic beacons http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2010/06/scienceshot-quasar-caught-dining.html?etoc ... 28 Jun 2010 19:29
The drawbacks of a termometer So, if I cook my dinner, and my AC is in a thermometer, it becomes a competition between my stove and my air conditioner ... and essentially pisses Al Gore off. If my window unit is running on a timed Air on/Fan on and Air off/Fan off type system, I waste no more energy than usual. In short, Al Gore prefers... 28 Jun 2010 21:40
NEW DRAFT "THEORIES REDUCING TO QUANTUM MECHANICS, QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS DOESN'T" NEW DRAFT "THEORIES REDUCING TO QUANTUM MECHANICS, QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS DOESN'T" This 49 pages /Research/ draft analyzes the internal consistency of different quantum theories of electrodynamics, their compatibility with quantum mechanics, and their confrontation with experiments and observations. The the... 28 Jun 2010 16:10
Lessons lrnd was Re: Thrs a warONnn was Re: Cinema was Re: AlwysBeClsingwas Re: Style was Re: Enter Gozer was Re: Pntgn vrs Zul Re: Holo TV was Re:Accessories So as I say we have learned some valuable lessons even in the last 10 years. Did it benefit society allowing Microsoft to flaunt the law? It wiped out the tech industry. The damage to start-up companies cannot be tallied. The amount of wasted time and energy by countless people cannot be recovered. But you ca... 28 Jun 2010 15:04 |