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Graduate Relativistic contraction happens which way?
As is so frequent on this forum, responses provide a great amount of insight and intellectual provocation and this has been no exception, relatively speaking. I absolutely should have been more definitive; I was especially intending to distinguish between what I see as two poles of meaning when...- IAN STINE
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad Exceeding the Speed of Light: A Surprising Result with Two Squares on Paper
What is the equation that defines change in speed versus strength of field? Thanks.- IAN STINE
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Photon Mass: Debunking the Myth of Zero Mass in SR Equation
Pair production. Positrons and electrons are often spoken of as having mass. So a photon having no mass becomes a produced pair having mass which turn into photons having no mass...! I'm getting swim-headed!- IAN STINE
- Post #9
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Relativistic contraction happens which way?
A respected scientist once wisely advised us to make something as simple as possible but not more so. My original posted question went several simples too far. My goal is to contemplate on a theoretical basis the relation of an object's "gross" velocity and the velocity of its constituents as...- IAN STINE
- Post #3
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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What was the stupidest thing you've ever done?
Clicking on this post is certainly a contender.- IAN STINE
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion
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Graduate Relativistic contraction happens which way?
When I accelerate my object it shrinks lengthwise: 1.nose moves back closer to tail OR 2.tail moves forward closer to nose OR 3.both ends move closer to middle OR 4.none of the above ?- IAN STINE
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Maximizing Fuel Efficiency for Your Vehicle: Tips and Modifications
About to leave but thought of one(?) more thing: a cold motor, for several reasons, uses more fuel. Thermostats can wear out to run cold as well as run hot, and a new one can be on the cold side of tolerances: watch the motor temp and you do not want it to always run in the cold area of safe...- IAN STINE
- Post #11
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Maximizing Fuel Efficiency for Your Vehicle: Tips and Modifications
When you put the pedal to the metal the computer gets the message to completely forget about lean economical fuel mixture and go really rich for the most power. (Somebody may have already said that, but this is the English translation.) So, keep your foot out of it except when ubiquitous semi...- IAN STINE
- Post #10
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Graduate How can you describe the observing system mathematically?
Not only do I not understand QP, I do not understand my answer, nor do I understand your question. Are you speaking in an absolute or a relative frame of reference? Wait. Could you repeat the question? At least a very small amount of it?- IAN STINE
- Post #12
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Memory Chip Poll: Should We Have a Memory Chip in Our Head?
There are some whose greatest ambition is to be a memory expert. And there are some who do not wish to bother to remember something if it can be looked up. Would you prefer to be a memory expert or a creative genius?- IAN STINE
- Post #13
- Forum: Computing and Technology