[FairfieldLife] QM explanation of YF?

2008-12-14 Thread cardemaister

If I got it right, according to recent research, about 95% of
the mass of baryons consists of the movement of quarks.

I think the first part of YF-suutra somehow eliminates or 
neutralizes that mass, and the remaining 5% is neutralized
by the second part of YF-suutra.

Naah, just kidding! :D



Re: [FairfieldLife] QM explanation of YF?

2008-12-14 Thread I am the eternal
On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 5:03 AM, cardemaister no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:

 If I got it right, according to recent research, about 95% of
 the mass of baryons consists of the movement of quarks.

 I think the first part of YF-suutra somehow eliminates or
 neutralizes that mass, and the remaining 5% is neutralized
 by the second part of YF-suutra.

 Naah, just kidding! :D


Actually, the explanation I heard years ago is simpler.  Remember that
in thermodynamics PV=nRT.  Pressure is a function of the temperature
of a gas because the gas is exhibiting Brownian motion:  following a
random walk/random collision trajectory at the molecular level as a
function of heat energy   All you need is to have is the molecules in
a vibrating solid (solids are locked into place so they don't have the
freedom that gas molecules do) all decide to go in the same direction
at once: voila, the body is moving upward against the force of
gravity.  When I fly I don't so much feel gravity cut out as much as
my body being pushed upwards.