Leo, I looked for that reference but could not find it. I had an extensive comment on cycles or cosmic science, but about a year ago all of my History files...
Charles Scott
kopernik2@...
Jun 1, 2002 1:53 pm
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<< There cn be a "north-south axis," an "east-west axis" and an "up-down ... The backwards-forwards (back-front) axis is thoroughly recognised in both...
Charles, It is well known that in the center of our galaxy 511 KeV is produced due to suggested annihilation of positron and electron processes. If the center...
... filaments of energy were caused by the clash of matter and anti matter. A tiny amount of matter escaped annilhilation; even less of anti matter. That is...
I believe that at least the measurement of time, if not time itself, is fundamentally not a scalar quantity, and depends upon the properties of the background...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 1, 2002 11:24 pm
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How could it be possible that the center of our Galxy is populated by series of small black holes and one huge White Hole, as we have seen recently in...
... Hello Tom! [formatted for one page side] OK! There can be a "back-front x-axis," a "left-right (breadth) y-axis" and an "up-down z-axis, OR THEIR...
... Hello Gary! OK! The measurement of "everything," if precise enough, can depend on "the properties of the background particle flux," but in biophysics (not...
Dear Peter -- But metabolic rates, and heartbeat rate, and heartbeat flutter and chaotic beats in the biophysics area... also must be subject to the anisotropy...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 2, 2002 11:56 am
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But, Peter and Tom .... Temperature is really not purely a scalar quantity. In the days preceding the discovery of high-Tc superconductivity by Alex Mueller...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 2, 2002 12:10 pm
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Peter, I think I got the gist of it. The arrow of time is simply a common way of refering to the reality of processes, which whilst one can think back over...
Charles Scott, ... How do you know that. It's news to me. Chuck Blatchley...
Chuck Blatchley
cblatchl@...
Jun 2, 2002 3:27 pm
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Leo, ... Before the decoupling, the hot plasma was opaque, and photons were in equilibrium. This occurred at about 400,000 years. Virtually ALL of the ...
Chuck Blatchley
cblatchl@...
Jun 2, 2002 3:36 pm
3312
I believe in a simple model, which denies that the annihilation took place, (no broken symmetry) because of the EPR correlated symmetry of particles living in...
I am also completely unaware of this. Gary C. Vezzoli Dr.Gary Christopher Vezzoli, Physicist ... Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: Click Here...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 2, 2002 11:42 pm
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Dear Chuck -- Please elaborate at the nature of the annihilation during those few seconds. Siincerely, GCV Dr.Gary Christopher Vezzoli, Physicist ... MSN...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 2, 2002 11:45 pm
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I have to apologize to all you folks for the screw up on my web page. I've been hard at work for the past week getting everything working fast & right. The...
... A-OK! (North American? slang meaning "excellent-agree"). The key words here are "as if," for in reality "time" (not "Time") is unidirectional. Even within...
... This is excellent Atso, but what about the "other" ~3 million animal species with which we share the planet? Wouldn't your observations, above, likely be...
Gary, ... There are actually two types going on. Leo is concerned with symmetry breaking, which is presumed to occur prior to condensation of energy into...
This Article is from "Nature". I thought it may interest you. Dr. John R. Kuefel ***************************************************** Elusive energy-packed...
John Kuefel
kuefel@...
Jun 4, 2002 2:49 am
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"No mind, thus no time," "No mind, thus no Time," and therefore, "No mind, thus no TIME." ("TIME" b "ct" page 46) NEW concepts, In: "TIME beyond conventional ...
Chuck -- we have been working out the net difference in gravity at a particular observation point longitude/latitude (say Boston), regarding the moments before...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 6, 2002 1:05 pm
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Gary, ... This depends critically on the nature of your hypothesized particles. If they are extremely low energy, such that diffraction from the Sun or Moon...
Chuck Blatchley
cblatchl@...
Jun 6, 2002 9:29 pm
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Chuck -- Thank you for response. I think that the particles are low energy, mostly 1.6 eV, and essentially monoenergetic. What are you referring to by the...
Gary Vezzoli
gcvezzoli@...
Jun 7, 2002 12:44 am
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Thanks for that much. ... --~-> ... familiar with ... http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/...
... The angle to the Suns equator is important here along with the position of the other planets in a line of sight for two or more planet bodies with the Sun....
bb089@...
Jun 7, 2002 8:26 am
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Dear James -- Yes, thank you for your response. The solar ecclipse data are most convincing in the locations where the ecclipse is total. Thus the Maurice...
