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    Undergrad Why do irrational numbers result in uneven divisions?

    I only witnessed two people that understood the logic of INP. I suspect I found a solution (below). This may bring a new layer of math I was speaking of: Trinity Number System: 0.0.0 = exp . mul . inc exp = exponential mul = multiple inc = incremental = remainder It is...
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    Undergrad Why do irrational numbers result in uneven divisions?

    Regarding different bases, the IDP does not disappear, it just shifts in correspondence to the type of base. Both bases below have the same fraction values: BASE-3: 1/1 = 1 1/2 = 0.111... 1/10 = 0.1 BASE-10: 1/1 = 1 1/2 = 0.5 1/3 = 0.333... In regards to...
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    Undergrad Why do irrational numbers result in uneven divisions?

    If you change the base it just shifts where the INP takes place in your written notation. Nothing has been solved, so-to-speak. It is almost as if there is something in nature that won't allow for clean-cut division at particular regions/magnitudes in physics. Let's say we have a thin strip...
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    How to Extract Grain-Sized Gold in Dirt?

    Thanks guys. Unfortunately, it appears to be pyrite like Shootist suggested - fool's gold.
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    Undergrad Why do irrational numbers result in uneven divisions?

    This has been aggravating me for years. Call it "IDP" as a placeholder name for now, if you will. How come irrational numbers keep propelling forward for particular divisions? My inquiry applies for both repeating and non-repeating irrational numbers. "Just is" or "You're thinking too much into...
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    How to Extract Grain-Sized Gold in Dirt?

    Yeah, the glitter-like gold doesn't sink favorably either. Are you stating that even glitter-size gold sinks? Is there any other kind of test I can run on it?
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    How to Extract Grain-Sized Gold in Dirt?

    Actually, it is smaller. Is is more like glitter-sized. What process do I use to extract it?
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    High School Can We Create Elements in the Lab?

    Hmm, some noteworthy quibbles going around. What about Forestman's statement of particle accelarators (CERN etc)? Why can't we fabricate elements? What is stopping us from fusing sub-atomic particles?
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    High School Can We Create Elements in the Lab?

    • Can we create any of the periodic table elements? • Can we make it cost efficient in the future? • Can we synthesis H20 in the laboratory?
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    Graduate What is the process for deriving a galaxy's (i.e. Milky Way) wavelength?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milky_Way" This is disturbingly intriguing. Wiki states the diameter and the thickness, but that cannot be it, could it? Is not a electromagnetic, wavelength measurement from "crest to crest?"
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    Graduate What is the process for deriving a galaxy's (i.e. Milky Way) wavelength?

    Electromagnetic. What wavelengths are you guys regarding? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum"
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    Graduate What is the process for deriving a galaxy's (i.e. Milky Way) wavelength?

    A galaxy = planets + gas + space debris = matter. Wikipedia had the Milky Way's mass so how would one derive the wavelength of a galaxy (attachment above) from a side view. Has this ever been calculated in science?
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    Graduate What is the process for deriving a galaxy's (i.e. Milky Way) wavelength?

    I am creating this wavelength chart (attached). I was told to use Compton's formula; I got this: (6.626068 × (10^(-34))) / (1.1542e+42 * 299 792 458) = 1.91493535 × 10-84 Apparently, it is substantially off scale. I was then told to try de Broglie wave. Wikipedia only shows relations...