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A year and a half later we've ruled out more possibilities, but still aren't close to a consensus. See, e.g., here. The emerging...

According to Google: "Is prolly in the Oxford dictionary? It's actually the Oxford Dictionaries rather than the OED with this entry...

A standard Theremin uses 3 oscillators, two working at about 260 kHz and one at 450 khz. Nothing oscillates at nearly a gigahertz. See...

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Can you explain what additional functionality you'd like to see in a spellchecker? The current editor already underlines in red the...

Yes, that's why you focus on defending nonsense. And I'm here for removing your nonsense. Nonsense wins in the world right now, it's...

Been >20 years now. It has outlasted most others, so far. You've been here almost 20 years too. Certainly long enough to know PF's...

Then you have many possible PF threads. "Many questions" is way, way too broad for a single PF thread. Pick one particular question you...

Your link gives this raw image at NASA, which is a different photo from the one you showed, and contains no cone. Where did your photo...

As @renormalize says, I know that. Interferometric detectors like LIGO have mirrors that are free to move independently, so they don't...

Have you read Chapters 3 and 4 of Misner, Thorne, & Wheeler? That's where I first encountered the material that's briefly summarized in...

Yes, and I think that's exactly what @Ibix is talking about as well. To quote his post #4, with some clarifications in brackets added by...

You'd have to check by doing some calculations. But the material requirements are quite stringent if it's going to resist collapse by...

That's incorrect. The ability of a material to shield and channel magnetic fields is measured by its relative-permeability ##\mu_R\,##...