... http://lisa.nasa.gov/ ..."Gravity is talking. LISA will listen [ ( laser interferometers ) ] ....The Cosmos sings with many strong gravitational voices,...
Kirby ... No, I don't think so. I am not to far in but was taken by his descriptions of what has been going on with innovation particularly with IT in the last...
http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/mar2009/ id2009034_875256_page_2.htm ....." And in 2006 he founded Makani Power, an innovative wind-power startup,...
Re: So the Corporations went global ... Nothing about Fuller eh? Has the dim wit writer done any homework I wonder? Sounds like another one to skip or read...
Here's some more reading for those wanting to look over my shoulder. At some point shame and embarrassment kicks in, when you try to pawn off a literature...
I have spent some time contemplating various tetrahedron within the sphere. Starting with the most obvious is the regular tetrahedron. Four radii emanate from...
... Hi: Just stopping here at the initial concept. Don't have time to delve into your details. You choose to set your tetrahedron vertexes just flush to the...
... I am disregarding the hierarchy in this consideration and respect your concerns, since I maintain them as well. In effect I am thinking "outside of the...
Presumably one could spot four noncoincident locations on a sphere and draw a tetrahedron between them (thus an 'infinite number' of tetrahedra can be ...
Yes there are an infinite amount of inscribable tetrahedra within a sphere. I was focusing on the limits of four identical triangles, which by definition must...
Over on mathfuture and math-teach I've been looking at the face centered cubic and cubic closest packing arrangements. These are the same. If you think of...
http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/JBGEKQ.html ... "topologically speaking, it's a 3-holed torus. It's tiled by triangles, with 7 meeting at each vertex. ...
I used to spar with this guy on GEODESIC (long time ago -- we were tug-o-warring over Bill Perk's project to save the Bucky house in Carbondale, the one shown ...
I recently brought up cuboids, more precisely rectangular cuboids. All six faces are rectangles, with opposite rectangles being the same size and shape. So a...
Of course there is more see additions below ... Adding this length to the inventory means that we have 3 triangles unaccounted for. Before describing them,...
Besides the 3+7+3 approach (where the balls are at the edges and center of a cube, like the vertexes of a vector equilibrium), there is the 1+6+6+1 approach ...
... Gotta think more about this... ... Especially with that 2rt 3 stuff. 3rt, 4rt -- has some appeal. Newbs (noobs) don't get why we might eschew sqrt...
... center of a ... approach ... vertexes of a ... at the ... of looking ... The 4 + 5 + 4 stack in your pictures: is that a black nucleus? Black Swan...
http://virtualphysics.50megs.com/whats_new.html ...." The absorption and emission of these virtual particles also causes the electron's "jitter motion" in a...
Noting angle of view... ... From: "Alan Michelson" <amichelson2002@...> ... I think it should be made clear that these are not exclusive stacks. That is,...
... squares ... Alas, I'm not seeing this. If I twist one of the 3s in 3-7-3, so that it aligns with the other 3, then my squares still "look in" on the very ...
... How to navigate to the originals again? They come through the web interface to Yahoo! as embedded attachments. Clicking on any of them takes me to a...
Seems like you'd need to build these two 'your' way (4-5-4 ; 5-4-5), extended beyond a single stack (use a few dozen vertices/ballcenters per plane, and at...
Clicking on that link takes me direct to the animated .GIF.... (4 in front, switches to the other set, B&W, about 400x400 pixels wide/tall) JBw ... From:...
Yes, it does. But the original post had no such direct link, and the version I found had a black center, was not animated. So I was missing something until...
4-5-4 and 5-4-5 are just going to continue that way. When looking down on a grid of squares, with square valleys, I only have the one way to nestle next layer...
