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    I The impact of early galaxy formation on the CMBR

    Several decades ago, I decided to see what the background might look like if the universe is infinite. As light travels, there are a few obstacles: 1) Dust, thought to be minor, on the grand scale it will creating a peak in the infrared. 2) Lyman absorption lines due to neutral cold H2 and 3)...
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    Gravity equivalent of Ohm's law

    Yes, that is a better analog because a hydraulic motor or water wheel does work. The valve analogy works if you are fighting a fire: The height of the column of water is closely related to the pressure (voltage) and the volume (current) of water that you can push though the nozzle is dependent...
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    Gravity equivalent of Ohm's law

    Ohm's Law is like the perfect gas laws, it is idealistic, and it does not 'translate' well to gravity and inclines. A much better analogy is water pressure and current. Current is the pipe diameter, pressure is the voltage, and resistance is the function of a valve in the pipe, The amount of...
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    I Transparency of a gas compared to a plasma

    All radiant energy obeys Chandrasekar's equation for radiation transfer. Gases in space are often ionized because of interactions with high energy photons, and there is a net radiation background that we are all aware of. "I guess what I'm asking is; is it difficult to directly see how many...
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    Detecting coils inside steel cylinders

    A steel pipe will conduct a local field via eddy currents. The conduction will be week, but at the right frequency, and with a differential detector, in most cases it is possible to detect a coil inside a steel barrier at very short distances. Your source current must be very close to the...
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