From: kurt stocklmeir on
I guess

tachyons have negative angular momentum

gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
gravitational waves have negative angular momentum

anti gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
anti gravitational waves have negative angular momentum

directions of these waves depend on how matter changed - like 2 stars have
an orbit around center of 2 stars - stars have change of angular momentum
because orbits change

Kurt Stocklmeir


From: harry on

"kurt stocklmeir" <kurtstocklmeir(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message
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>I guess
>
> tachyons have negative angular momentum

that is why they speed up.

>
> gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
> gravitational waves have negative angular momentum
>
> anti gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
> anti gravitational waves have negative angular momentum
>
> directions of these waves depend on how matter changed - like 2 stars have
> an orbit around center of 2 stars - stars have change of angular momentum
> because orbits change

So true, but God wants it that way.

But first get an assessment;
http://www.odu.edu/ao/ira/assessment/

>
> Kurt Stocklmeir
>


From: Igor on
On Mar 9, 5:36 pm, "kurt stocklmeir" <kurtstocklm...(a)earthlink.net>
wrote:
> I guess
>
> tachyons have negative angular momentum
>
> gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
> gravitational waves have negative angular momentum
>
> anti gravitational waves are tachyons and waves through tachyon material -
> anti gravitational waves have negative angular momentum
>
> directions of these waves depend on how matter changed - like 2 stars have
> an orbit around center of 2 stars - stars have change of angular momentum
> because orbits change
>
> Kurt Stocklmeir

I guess winged shadow elves fly out of my butt everytime I fart.

From: Bob Myers on
Can't imagine where all the misunderstanding in this thread is
coming from; I thought just about everyone know that the
tackyon (often mis-spelled with an "h") is the fundamental particle
from which Wal-Marts are made.

Bob M


From: J. Clarke on
On 3/11/2010 3:08 PM, Bob Myers wrote:
> Can't imagine where all the misunderstanding in this thread is
> coming from; I thought just about everyone know that the
> tackyon (often mis-spelled with an "h") is the fundamental particle
> from which Wal-Marts are made.

I thought that the tackyons were to duct tape as midichlorians were to
the Force.