[Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread d...@groupkos.com

Hello Frank Znidarsic,

An excerpt from:

http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-10-holometer-universe-hologram.html

   This idea of the holographic universe
   http://www.physorg.com/tags/universe/ is not new, but physicists
   at Fermilab are now designing an experiment to test the idea.
   Fermilab particle astrophysicist Craig Hogan and others are building
   a holographic interferometer
   http://www.physorg.com/tags/interferometer/, or holometer, in an
   attempt to detect the noise inherent in spacetime, which would
   reveal the *ultimate maximum frequency limit imposed by nature*.
   ...
   After taking these precautions, any detected high-frequency noise
   could be the jitter of spacetime itself, or holographic noise.
   *The noise is expected to have a frequency of a million cycles per
   second*, which is a thousand times higher than what the human ear
   can hear, noted Fermilab experimental physicist Aaron Chou. If the
   experiment does find this holographic noise, it would be the first
   glimpse beyond our three-dimensional illusion and into the
   universe's true two-dimensional nature at the Planck scale.


article 
http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-10-holometer-universe-hologram.html


Though Craig Hogan says 'frequency' of one million cycles, could he be 
lightly referring to the Znidarsic 1,094,000 meter-second?



-DonEMitchell


Re: [Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread Terry Blanton

 *The noise is expected to have a frequency of a million cycles per second*,
 which is a thousand times higher than what the human ear can hear, noted
 Fermilab experimental physicist Aaron Chou.


1,000,000 / 20,000 = 50 times higher than a human can hear.

T


Re: [Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread Terry Blanton
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Terry Blanton hohlr...@gmail.com wrote:

 *The noise is expected to have a frequency of a million cycles per second*,
 which is a thousand times higher than what the human ear can hear, noted
 Fermilab experimental physicist Aaron Chou.


 1,000,000 / 20,000 = 50 times higher than a human can hear.

 T


The comments from the original article are interesting:

http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/breaking/2010/10/20/fermilab-scientists-to-test-hypothesis-of-holographic-universe/

Particularly:

I’m thinking that the place we call “heaven” is actually the original film
from where our universe is projected from.

T


RE: [Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread Jones Beene
Another good comment, Terry:  “In 1991 author Michael Talbot released a book
entitled “The Holographic Universe” that already elaborated this theory.
This is not Craig Hogan’s original “mind-boggling” proposition whatsoever.”

 

Indeed, this comment is beyond correct - and what we are left with is not
only a very poor effort at science journalism, but one that is riding on top
of a huge waste of taxpayer resources, if we look at this effort vis-à-vis
shifting the funds over to alternative energy RD.

 

 (actually, I am in favor of doing both)

 

The Wiki synopsis of Talbot’s excellent book: After examining the work of
physicist David Bohm and neurophysiologist Karl Pribram, both of whom
independently arrived at holographic theories or models of the universe, the
book argues that a holographic model could possibly explain supersymmetry
and also various paranormal and anomalous phenomena and provide a basis for
mystical experience…

 

I would highly recommend this book to everyone at Fermilab, and especially
astrophysicist Craig Hogan, and the subpar tech writer who missed the nearly
20 year old story of how Talbot, not Hogan, made waves with a mind-boggling
proposition: The 3D universe in which we appear to live is no more than a
hologram. 

 

As for implications, one more reason to catch “Inception” which is one of
those action movies that turn out to be deep and meaningful - like “Matrix”
with all kinds of implication which were probably unintended, but that makes
them all the more interesting.

 

 

From: Terry Blanton 

 

I’m thinking that the place we call “heaven” is actually the original film
from where our universe is projected from.

 

 



Re: [Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread Terry Blanton
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote:

  … reminds me of a classic error in Fermilab’s shameful history J



 http://home.fnal.gov/~becher/article/bush_finds_error.html


Ah, all you need do is peel back the layers to find the real W particle.
 ;-)

T


Re: [Vo]:Znidarsic's frequency tested at Fermilab ?

2010-10-31 Thread Terry Blanton
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 11:36 AM, d...@groupkos.com d...@groupkos.com wrote:

This topic significance was changed to a thread-blocker, while the topic is
 fringe-science at its best.


Hmm, well, uh, sorry, I did not intend to block your thread.  I guess we are
all feeling a bit peckish anticipating tonight's goodies.

It's just that, unlike you, I can't relate a meter-second to a cycle/second
in any profound way regardless of the scalar value.  It's probably my own
mental deficiencies, which, BTW seem to progress daily.

I also have a problem focusing (A SQUIRREL!!).  Oh.

T


[Vo]:Another Test

2010-10-31 Thread OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson
Charter Mail refusing recognize Vortex-l as legitimate email.

Difficult to fix.


Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks 




RE: [Vo]:High frequency UV radiation = VUV

2010-10-31 Thread Jones Beene
Hi,

 

Is there a any reason that you did not include the reactive near-field
effect, which is well-known in antenna design ? 

 

. it should relate to acceleration in Casimir cavities .

 

Jones

 

 

From: Wm. Scott Smith 

Subject: RE: [Vo]:High frequency UV radiation = VUV

 

David,
 
I think you might find my propulsion project interesting. Here is a paper I
presented at the National Space Society Conference in Chicago this last May
and to the Natural Philosophy Alliance Conference in June. Please let me
know what you think and if you would like to participate.  In addition to
this approach, I have also filed a patent on optical approaches to
reflecting more ZPE EM Flux from one side of a Quantum Sail than from the
other side, since the reflected light imparts twice as much momentum as the
absorbed-light, thus producing a direct physical force from the Quantum
Vacuum.
 
http://z-pec.yolasite.com/resources/Short%20NSS%20Conference%20Paper.pdf
 
Scott
+509 326 1307
 

 

  _  

Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2010 13:22:45 +0200
From: davidjonssonswe...@gmail.com

The special thing about 159 nm is that it is almost entirely absorbed by air
and ionizing it. Ionized air can be affected by other radiation to be
heated. Heating localized air around a body makes a push on it. I want to
elaborate with propulsion of this kind.

 

UV with shorter wavelength than 159 nm is called VUV, vacuum ultraviolet,
since it can only exist in vacuum. It is absorbed by air. Very funny would
be to have tunable UV on the border between UV and VUV. The absorption rate
would then be adjustable and the radiation could pass arbitrarily far away
from the radiation source. I want to heat air around an object as described
in my arXiv article on preventing shock waves. I think that the same
technique can be used to achieve propulsion as well and it could be the way
that flying saucers operate. They fly with apparently no moving parts and
UV/VUV in combination with heating could have the same effect.

 

I see that many vacuum UV lights can be bought:
http://www.google.se/search?hl=en
http://www.google.se/search?hl=enq=vacuum+uv+lamp q=vacuum+uv+lamp

 

David

 

David Jonsson, Sweden, phone callto:+46703000370



[Vo]:Test: Message sent from charter.net

2010-10-31 Thread OrionWorks
My Charter.net  email account is misbehaving and has been for over a week. 
Tells me all vortex-l messages are spam but I can locate the SPAM folder where 
presumably all the vortex-l messages have been shunted to. Charter sez I need 
to send a sample to their special unblocking staff, but if I can't locate a 
sample I can't give them anything. 

I want to throttle Charter.

Fortunately, Vortex-l works fine from my Google account.

Steven Vincent Johnson



Re: [Vo]:video out that is explaining some of my math

2010-10-31 Thread OrionWorks - Steven V Johnson
From Frank,

 I like it.  It is good.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH8Q1lYRrCA

 Frank Znidarsic

I viewed the video. I know I'll need to view it several more times.
Despite my initial concerns I continue to agree with you that the
narrator appears to have done a pretty good job of translating your
work into an audio/video graphic format that is more easily
digestible.

I'd like Miles Mathis to take a look at your work. He's a
classicalist, like you as well. Maybe I'll try jerking his chain in a
few days.

Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks



RE: [Vo]:High frequency UV radiation = VUV

2010-10-31 Thread francis
This may apply to the holo projection thread as well as this one but I have
been reading the old Hotson articles in IE 42-44 (I think) and  can see
where the epo when energized to reveal a particle pair oscillating along a
non spatial axis could explain a relativistic view of casimir effect or be
seen as a massless projector  able to create electrons and positrons in our
3 space. He mentions the pair separating and oscilating to become observable
but refers to this as motion -a semantic issue perhaps but the same one that
confuses the ether since by definition motion defines spatial displacement
and this is a nonspatial axis from our perspective. He gets into a temporal
equivalent of planks constant - a time quantum that can vary based on the
magnitude of this spinor field which I think is proportional to the local
energy density - again just like observers at different depths in a gravity
well the difference is unobservable to us 3 space creatures. I would
speculate his epos inside a casimir cavity vs outside a cavity  is only a
difference of his  time quantum  which is changing and the seemingly
suppressed epo pairs are still present only appearing shorter in
wavelength to the observer outside the cavity who's time quantum was not
supressed.

Fran

 



Re: [Vo]:Test: Message sent from charter.net

2010-10-31 Thread Abd ul-Rahman Lomax

At 03:37 PM 10/31/2010, OrionWorks wrote:
My Charter.net  email account is misbehaving and has been for over a 
week. Tells me all vortex-l messages are spam but I can locate the 
SPAM folder where presumably all the vortex-l messages have been 
shunted to. Charter sez I need to send a sample to their special 
unblocking staff, but if I can't locate a sample I can't give them anything.


I want to throttle Charter.


Instead of throttling them, how about sending them what they want? An 
example of a mail that bounced, as received by your google account. 
You should sent complete headers. If you need a vortex mail with 
complete headers, ask, one of us will send you a set. You should be 
able to receive it, since it will have headers from an individual sender


Charter also should be able to tell you where the rejected messages 
are stored. How did Charter tell you that the messages are spam?



Fortunately, Vortex-l works fine from my Google account.


Argument for having two accounts. It's really irritating when I have 
trouble with my domain host and can't get email that if I need to get 
a password, I can't receive it etc.




Re: [Vo]:video out that is explaining some of my math

2010-10-31 Thread fznidarsic

Yes anybody can look at it.  I will send you my ACS paper if you write to me.  
Lane put it up on a file share
on his page.  I was surprised by Lane. He is young man with a shaved head and 
earrings.
I would naturally avoid him on the street. He as had some trouble in the past.  
He has picked up and ran with the ball.  He has even pointed out some arguments 
of mine that were circular and week.  He believes that we are going to change 
the world.  I have told him to keep some balance in his life so he does not get 
depressed when it does not happen.  Thank you Lane.  I hope he gets a reward.

I have had a bit of good news.  One of the largest electronic companies is 
seriously interested in my cell phone
adapter.  I cant say much about because I singed a non disclosure.  I hope to 
put the thing in may cars.
It is cheep, works well, and is fun.  Every time a car goes down the freeway, 
in any city, world wide, there goes  a buck for me.  I hope it happens. I'm am 
tired of looking for a job as a condition of my unemployment.  If this thing 
goes I will have no more of that.

I am still after those nasty bed bugs.  I have ideas on how to mechanically 
block them.  This will be my next 
adventure if the cell phone things works out.

I am getting some feed back.  One guy turned into an atom went through the wall 
on his apt and saw me.
He has not told anyone but me about this.  Another bunch is trying to cover me 
with blood and save me from
damnation.  As they say in Spanish,  Eye krumba!

Frank Z







-Original Message-
From: OrionWorks - Steven V Johnson svj.orionwo...@gmail.com
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, Oct 31, 2010 5:29 pm
Subject: Re: [Vo]:video out that is explaining some of my math


From Frank,
 I like it.  It is good.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH8Q1lYRrCA

 Frank Znidarsic
I viewed the video. I know I'll need to view it several more times.
espite my initial concerns I continue to agree with you that the
arrator appears to have done a pretty good job of translating your
ork into an audio/video graphic format that is more easily
igestible.
I'd like Miles Mathis to take a look at your work. He's a
lassicalist, like you as well. Maybe I'll try jerking his chain in a
ew days.
Regards
teven Vincent Johnson
ww.OrionWorks.com
ww.zazzle.com/orionworks



Re: [Vo]:NanoSpire

2010-10-31 Thread Nick Palmer
I must admit, I thought the story about the bus to be too schmaltzy to be 
true. It was based on a factual incident but it still was too schmaltzy. It 
was a bus of tourists (the story doesn't exclude that they were tourist kids 
though...) but Philip died when his car was rammed by a bad driver - he did 
not sacrifice himself. I still think that this Mark guy using this story 
in the way he did still raises red flags. It all reeks of 
fantasy/hallucination/Walter Mitty.



Nick Palmer

On the side of the Planet - and the people - because they're worth it

Blogspot - Sustainability and stuff according to Nick Palmer
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