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billslugg replied to the thread Space Compression Theory of Gravity.There is an absolute reference frame for velocity, referenced to CMBR. There is no such absolute for position, every position sees... -
billslugg replied to the thread Space Compression Theory of Gravity.Lorentz contraction is an optical illusion due to the finite speed of light. The item itself does not contract in its own reference frame.
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billslugg reacted to COLGeek's post in the thread "Alien signal" sent from Mars decoded by father-daughter team with
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billslugg replied to the thread "Alien signal" sent from Mars decoded by father-daughter team.The headline is a bit misleading in that it omits the first quote mark around the word "signal". The comment follows an established...
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billslugg replied to the thread The absurdity of space-time curvature and geodesics.I go with the Standard Model and don't care about anything else. Get your idea into the Standard Model and then I'll take a look at it.
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billslugg replied to the thread Photonic-Optic Meta-Lattice (POML): Shattering Limits of Light Manipulation and Resolution.Yes, of course, in the quantum realm, many things are possible that cannot occur in the classical physics realm. This is nothing new.
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billslugg reacted to COLGeek's post in the thread Photonic-Optic Meta-Lattice (POML): Shattering Limits of Light Manipulation and Resolution with Like.
Links are fine, if supporting your thread/post. You should post original content here and use links to support your position. What is...
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billslugg replied to the thread Photonic-Optic Meta-Lattice (POML): Shattering Limits of Light Manipulation and Resolution.The blog was by Calvin W Gentry
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billslugg reacted to Classical Motion's post in the thread Will China return Mars samples to Earth before the US does? with Like.
We need to find something valuable and continuous in or from space. Better yet something from the moon. Some kind of material that we...
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billslugg reacted to Torbjorn Larsson's post in the thread Voyager 1 spacecraft phones home with transmitter that hasn't been used since 1981 with Like.
It 's both heroic and nail biting worthy, but every little holdup interferes with and cuts down on the remaining science...
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billslugg replied to the thread Voyager 1 spacecraft phones home with transmitter that hasn't been used since 1981.The gravitational field of the Sun will affect EM waves slightly. The effect on the outgoing signal is exactly balanced by the effect on...
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billslugg replied to the thread Voyager 1 spacecraft phones home with transmitter that hasn't been used since 1981.EM waves respond to gravity. The Sun's gravity will bend the light of a star behind it. Gravity warps spacetime. Everything follows...
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billslugg replied to the thread Negative Mass exists, Newton's Laws opposite.I can understand that any packet of energy has mass. I cannot understand how it can have negative mass. Negative energy perhaps? I can't...
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For those interested, the following is a breakdown of the number of exoplanets in a system by stellar Type. The numbers are less since...
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