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Yesterday, 11:57 PM

Pete replied to a thread Find the speed of the current. in Physics & Math

I think you mean he travels 5km upstream, not 5km/hr. 8km/hr is the speed in still water. The current slows him down when going upstream, and...

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Yesterday, 11:25 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

The premise is that space is a foundational medium that carries gravity waves. If you acknowledge that my so called model is based on that...

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Yesterday, 07:01 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Where this is seeming to go is that you ignore my responses as if it isn't the so called model you want to discuss, but instead you want to display...

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05-21-13, 10:09 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Speed of Light = Speed of Time...? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

Can you provide a link to support that, even Wiki will be OK. I believe you are repeating the conventional wisdom about the reason light slows when...

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05-21-13, 07:02 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread An Explanation of the ARROW of TIME in Alternative Theories

Reading carefully and trying to put myself in the same frame of mind from which you composed that response, I get it and I agree. Several nows, and...

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05-21-13, 04:47 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

That is true; thank you for clarification and elaboration, but t=0 is often mentioned in the popular media, and that is my perspective when it comes...

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05-21-13, 02:50 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No one picked up on this invitation in a meaningful way, but it is a good starting point for discussion because it is one of the favorite targets for...

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05-21-13, 07:13 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread The ISU 2013 (Infinite Spongy Universe cont.) in Pseudoscience

Universal ratio of matter to wave energy density in the medium of space One part of my so called model, mentioned long ago, but long forgotten by...

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05-20-13, 05:11 PM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

This tangle of misinterpretation and diversion is why it's so hard to make progress. Tach, one-way light speed isotropy is what is relevant to...

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05-20-13, 09:40 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Let me see if I understand. Your are using Cheezle's understanding of my so called model to calibrate. That is not even wrong, lol. And to say you...

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05-20-13, 07:45 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Those two comments use my statement as a basis, and I remember butchering that statement after I wrote it because while proof reading it I tried to...

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05-20-13, 05:44 AM

Syzygys replied to a thread I have a killer cat, a too effective predator in Science & Society

This morning my wife told me that we have a loose live chipmunk in the house, she woke up 2 am and heard it and saw it, but couldn't catch it. She is...

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05-20-13, 02:18 AM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

Same link, previous section: Note that while these experiments clearly use a one-way light path and find isotropy, they are inherently unable to...

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05-19-13, 08:43 PM

GeoffP replied to a thread Margaret Thatcher, Britain's Iron Lady, Dead at 87 in World Events

Doubt it. That cunt couldn't hold a fart.

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05-19-13, 01:40 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

I know, but since you make it public knowledge, it is there for all of us to refer to.

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05-19-13, 01:36 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Lol, how long will it take to have us called two peas in a pod?

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05-19-13, 01:31 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Yes.

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05-19-13, 01:12 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No, I'm saying it can be considered "at rest" relative to the surrounding energy density environment.

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05-19-13, 12:50 PM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

This obstructionist behavior is effectively trolling, and is not acceptable. Tach, you are not a teacher. If you see an error, point it out...

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05-19-13, 12:38 PM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

As I'm sure you're aware, the only possible experimental proof is for two-way speed, not one-way.

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05-19-13, 10:08 AM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

Thread reopened. I concede that relativity of simultaneity is not measurable unless we first assume without proof that the speed of light is frame...

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05-19-13, 09:52 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

In regard to motion, the standing wave particle has a constant amount of energy quanta contained within it and as long as the inflowing and...

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05-19-13, 07:27 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Correct, from the perspective of your example about electric power. The particles are "born" in the quantum realm, and they produce power in the...

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05-19-13, 07:25 AM

Syzygys replied to a thread I have a killer cat, a too effective predator in Science & Society

OK so the peace in vermin world lasted 10 days or so, and this morning another live chipmunk was brought into the house. He left it on the stairs,...

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05-19-13, 06:50 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Thank you both for your contributions. (10544)

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05-19-13, 06:49 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

MD, thanks for bringing us into reality in the real world, lol, and I know that you know that my so called model deals with the underpinnings of the...

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05-18-13, 08:57 PM

Pete replied to a thread Relativistic parallel rods in Physics & Math

I find it puzzling that Tach acknowledges that two rods can pass each other as shown, but can't seem to accept that they could collide. Unless he's...

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05-18-13, 03:52 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

I won't hold my breath, lol. As a general response to the topic of how I use the word "energy" in my so called model, I use it in multiple ways,...

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05-18-13, 10:52 AM

Pete replied to a thread Relativistic parallel rods in Physics & Math

We were, but Tach now agrees that the animations at the start of this thread are valid.

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05-18-13, 10:03 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No, it is the number of views. I told rr6 that when he asked a month or so ago, and mentioned it here before that, but obviously no one reads every...

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Enmos - 09-25-09 12:50 PM View Conversation

I'm whining? Ok.
It's pathetic how you keep trying to use the gay thing as an insult.
Orleander - 09-24-09 10:32 AM

thank you! I don't anymore (red hair), but thank you anyways
~~sandy~~ - 09-24-09 10:26 AM View Conversation

Love your avatar. You look like Faith Hill!
Orleander - 09-22-09 07:56 AM

It was sad. Definitely not an animated movie for kids. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IQcMeNh7Hc this is what the movie was based on.
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How was "9"? Looks like a fun movie.
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Hi. No. I just came to check messages. Ok, maybe I stayed a while....
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Tiassa I am afraid has smoked a little too much dope. Its affecting his line of reasoning and adding length to his posts.
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i hope your eyes are still ok..:P
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Thanks for being concerned. *hugs*
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