Forgive this rant, but I couldn't resist.
I came across a paper called Alteration of Nuclear Beta Decay by
Non-Nuclear Strong Fields ( Laser Physics Vol. 9 No.1 1999 pp. 92-97)
It asserts that beta decay in radioactive elements could be triggered by
external applied EMF - and that this could
i think leon lederman put it best. In The God Particle, he outlined the two distinct schools that have developed, the theorist and the experimenter. there are those that come up with the math, the theory, and then those that get up and actually do it. it used to be one and the same, but its become
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i think leon lederman put it best. In The God Particle, he outlined the two
distinct schools that have developed, the theorist
At 09:08 am 10/01/2006 -0700, you wrote:
i think leon lederman put it best. In The God Particle, he outlined the two
distinct schools that have developed, the theorist and the experimenter.
there are those that come up with the math, the theory, and then those that
get up and actually do it. it
Yes Chris, physics has gone nuts. It has been taken over by people who
believe the imagined world is more important than is the real world.
Actually, the more I see how the real world is degenerating, the
imagined world is looking better all the time.
Ed
Zell, Chris wrote:
Forgive this
At 04:54 pm 10/01/2006 -, Remi wrote:
There is a gift to doing physics. The best people at present are those
trained in electrical engineering and cross over (Dirac, Feynman?) or the
applied physicists.
Farooq Abdullah who used to teach me taught his daughter electromagnetism as
she studied
At 04:54 pm 10/01/2006 -, Remi wrote:
Too many mathematicians work this way, ok pure maths I can't do so I'll do
applied which makes me a physicist. (The physicists then want to become
engineers and the engineers get relegated to lowly technicians). The truth
of the matter is that the
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