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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Pardon my ignorance. I was under the impression that the CMBR was the result of quirks and other sub-particles condensing into today’s... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.If the CMBR is from electron bonding, then the color should be skinny. And not broadband. This would fit the BB and current theories...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.A snapshot?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Our visual bandwidth is very large. Frequency and wavelength wise. Very wide with range. The UV and X-ray is even wider. And gamma...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I believe it to be relatively local. Solar wind at great distance. Galactic perhaps. Not first light. Maybe.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.If the source of the CMBR is not moving, it will be the only thing ever detected that is not moving.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Cat, tap the cap across bat terminals. The cap will hold a “static” charge. A charged cap. Old CRTs had a static charge, which could be...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.The "static" of radio static, is it's direction.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.The fields have static intensity and static pattern, but those fields are still moving.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Is a disconnected capacitor field static?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Good question. Static can have many contexts.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I believe that anything physical, field or matter, is in a state of perpetual motion.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.50% of a non relativistic photon is real, and the other 50% is imaginary. With relative motion, ONLY the imaginary part changes duration...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Argument by analogy.There are moving but not the way you think they are. They are only moving half the time. During the other half, they are not moving.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread New NASA space telescope SPHEREx to launch in February — it can do what the JWST can't.I think it is different and will gives us much more information. My completely uninformed opinion is that up to now, most of our star...
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