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I Where did the early photons go?
Ok. The 1D example is helpful. Is there a place in the literature I can start to find the math that underlies this? I would like to get a feeling for what that is like and try to tie it to the bigger puzzle.- John Helly
- Post #25
- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
I interpret this as analogous to 'zooming' a view in an image. The coordinates are not changing but user's viewport is.- John Helly
- Post #23
- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
Mahalo. I will have to ponder this for a while.- John Helly
- Post #22
- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
Ok. But what was expanding, then, and still is? Must be some kind of domain? Excuse me, I'm an earth scientist trying to wrap my head around cosmology.- John Helly
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- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
What scale factor? What is being scaled if the domain is infinite?- John Helly
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- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
Mahalo for the reply. Yet, at the perimeter of the plasma they must do something different, no? Is it a black hole at the edge, for example? Is there an estimate of the velocity (field?) of expansion of the edge of the universe? What would/do photons do when the encounter(ed) the edge of the...- John Helly
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- Forum: Cosmology
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I Where did the early photons go?
Since photons travel at c, where did they travel to, or was the universe expanding at the speed of light (or faster)?- John Helly
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- Forum: Cosmology
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I Reconciling smooth spacetime with variable, rotating, earth gravity
Mahalo. That helps greatly. J.- John Helly
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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I Reconciling smooth spacetime with variable, rotating, earth gravity
Aloha. I'm studying Sean Carroll's Spacetime text and just beginning to understand the differential approximations to spacetime curvature. I'm trying to learn general relativity. However, as an oceanographer, I am familiar with the gravimetry satellite measurements and wonder how to reconcile...- John Helly
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Revisiting the Feynman Ball on an Inclined Plane Problem
Well, this is what I came up with and it's obviously wrong but I don't know why.- John Helly
- Post #29
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Revisiting the Feynman Ball on an Inclined Plane Problem
Mahalo.- John Helly
- Post #28
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Revisiting the Feynman Ball on an Inclined Plane Problem
Will do.- John Helly
- Post #26
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Revisiting the Feynman Ball on an Inclined Plane Problem
Right. More head scratching.- John Helly
- Post #24
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help