Re: [Vo]:Anyone recognizes this astronomy integral?

Hi, I think that I must say a pair of additional things. First, I'm very grateful to Miles Mathis for his many insights, and for his clarity, freedom and generosity in openly sharing his ideas. He is a great source of inspiration and original ideas. Second, the only way to produce progress

Re: [Vo]:Anyone recognizes this astronomy integral?

12 replies to my question is not bad but the integral is actually about what the gravity force is to a spherical mass distribution compared to a point mass. The so called center of gravity can not be used as a center of gravity since matter closer to a body attracts more than what the remote parts

Re: [Vo]:Anyone recognizes this astronomy integral?

12 replies to my question is not bad but the integral is actually about what the gravity force is to a spherical mass distribution compared to a point mass. The so called center of gravity can not be used as a center of gravity since matter closer to a body attracts more than what the remote

[Vo]:OT (Sort of): Benoit Mandlebrot

Benoit Mandelbrot, of the famous Mandelbrot fractal fame, has just passed away. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lukeh/archive/2010/10/16/benoit-mandelbrot.aspx Now, you too can generate the famous Mandelbrot image in F#, or in just 175 characters of Javascript. ;-) Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson

Re: [Vo]:Bloom Box Enters Production Phase

Jones Beene wrote: If QM is involved, as may well be the case (quasi BEC for instance, or tunneling) then a REVERSE economy of scale may emerge. This could limit any single device to tens of watts or less. Of course, it may be possible that an array of dozens or hundreds of mass-produced

[Vo]:Marwan asks AIP to explain cancellation

Jan Marwan, and separately Ed Storms, asked the AIP to explain why they canceled the conference proceedings. He sent them the letter appended below, on October 15. He just now gave me permission to copy it here. As far as I know the AIP has not responded to either Marwan and Storms. I

Re: [Vo]:OT: Will physical books be gone in 5 years

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[Vo]:trailer of my next movie.

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Re: [Vo]:Bloom Box Enters Production Phase

Robin van Spaandonk may have missed Australia's home grown kicks-the-Bloom-box's-a*s device, the Bluegen from Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd. http://www.cfcl.com.au/BlueGen/ Here's a presentation about the device - similar technology to the Bloom box - high temperature fuel cell - grid connected. The

RE: [Vo]:The difficulties of practical cold fusion, was: Re: Bloom Box Enters Production Phase

At 11:49 AM 10/18/2010, Jones Beene wrote: Side note: radiodurans sounds like a rock group, no? I just want to know, how can I get some? And there has to be a way to get access to a Mossbauer spectrograph. I did Mossbauer spectroscopy in sophomore physics lab at Caltech, it didn't take

RE: [Vo]:trailer of my next movie.

From Frank: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFZVq0Mw5vc Where's part 2? It was just starting to get interesting! Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks

[Vo]:Wind Power Without the Blades

Art and alternative energy. Harry Wind Power Without the Blades Atelier DNA’s “Windstalk” project came in second in the Land Art Generator competition a contest sponsored by Madsar to identify the best work of art that generates renewable energy from a pool of international submissions.