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gmax137 reacted to ohwilleke's post in the thread Graduate Are mass, particles, and fields fundamental? with
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They aren't necessarily fundamental, but we have no real idea what kind of deeper physical structure could cause what we see and there... -
With respect to GNF3 earlier in this thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/the-nuclear-power-thread.9091/post-7111773 GNF (GE...
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gmax137 reacted to Ibix's post in the thread High School Why do people not notice the equinox when it happens? with
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Stonehenge is too big to carry around in your pocket? My Dad always used to go into work the day after summer solstice, assume his best... -
gmax137 reacted to Ibix's post in the thread Undergrad Do photons have mass? Why not? with Informative.
A gamma ray is just a radio wave seen in a different frame of reference. The curvature must be the same for both! The source of gravity...
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gmax137 reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Things you wish you knew when you started to study physics? with Like.
What I'm about to say doesn't fall into the category of "what I wish I had known, or what I wish someone had told me", because it's...
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gmax137 replied to the thread High School Are we alone out there? The mystery of life in the Universe.5.4 rem per hour? ... per day? ...
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I agree with the post above, but get 70,000 GPM. 100 MW = 100E6 watts X 3.4 BTU/hr/W = 3.4E8 BTUH. 3.4E8 BTUH / 10 deg F X 1.0 lb deg...
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gmax137 replied to the thread The Nuclear Power Thread.Thanks for the check, @jrmichler . You're quite right, I'm not sure what I fat fingered to get 90K.
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gmax137 replied to the thread The Nuclear Power Thread.The discharge permit (worked out during the plant siting process) will govern the maximum allowed discharge temperature. The heat...
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gmax137 replied to the thread AI Latest Notable AI accomplishments.I'm having a hard time grasping this.
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gmax137 reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Was Richard Feynman's explanation of the twin paradox wrong? with Like.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/when-discussing-the-twin-paradox-read-this-first.1048697/
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gmax137 reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Undergrad Was Richard Feynman's explanation of the twin paradox wrong? with Like.
The idea that Richard Feynman didn't understand the basics of relativity as well as anyone else who ever lived is cretinous.
