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According to https://vixra.org/pdf/1103.0060v1.pdf M is solar mass M, and h is angular momentum ML^2. u is orbital distance. Cat :) -
Helio replied to the thread Need some help.Yes. I’ve seen it stated several times. Recall he worked on it for 10 years (1905 to 1915). He complained to his closest friend it...
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Helio, are you really talking about Einstein??? Cat :)
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Helio replied to the thread Need some help.His actually math when he solved it is probably in some museum somewhere. It was this solution that reportedly gave him heart...
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OK, but Mercury is 0.000000166 ... and both M terms on RHS are ^2 so 0.0277755556 etc. squared 0.0277755556 x 10^-12 or about .03 in a...
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Helio reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread AI can now replicate itself — a milestone that has experts terrified with
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I am wondering if this his how the Chinese "DeepSeek" AI was created so "cheaply". Just use an available AI to do most of the work... -
Helio replied to the thread Need some help.I think the answer is yes, but Einstein wasn't looking for a fairly accurate result, he wanted to nail it to as many decimals as...
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Helio replied to the thread Need some help.Mass (M) is required in the equation, but I assume both masses are in the equation as is the case for Newton's equations, right?
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Helio replied to the thread Did Covid lockdowns really cause temperatures on the moon to drop?.Nice to see dissension in action. An 8K to 10K decrease is a strange claim. Jet contours would have contributed to a micro-reduction...
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Helio reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Did Covid lockdowns really cause temperatures on the moon to drop? with Like.
The paper posits that "shock waves" travel to the Moon. Waves of what? Waves in the air? There is no air between us and the Moon...
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Helio replied to the thread Need some help.Yes, and I addressed it in my first post.
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Helio replied to the thread Need some help.It's hard to tell, but it looks like both masses are included in your equation, which makes sense if you want great accuracy.
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Helio replied to the thread Need some help.The Sun to Mass ratio for Mercury is over 6 million to 1. His equations, like Newton's, only needs the total mass regardless of...
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Jzz Please pardon a slight coorrection - hardly centuries. Nearer one and a half: Cat :)
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Yes, it is a colorful analogy but the colors will be slightly red shifted.
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