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Rrenormalize replied to the thread High School Do Dark Energy and the Casimir effect indicate Exotic Matter could exist?.That's not true in general. The attractive force of a harmonic oscillator has positive energy. Attractive central-potentials of the form...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Methane as a greenhouse gas.How naive are you? I have personally reported to the forum mentors dozens of spam posts here selling scientific instrumentation...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Methane as a greenhouse gas.But the 1972 picture is doubtless a film photo while the one from 2026 was most likely captured by a digital sensor. Can you cite...
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RNoooo. The 1972 pic was taken of the sunward side of the Earth - almost full sun. The 2026 pic was taken of the Earth's night side -...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Methane as a greenhouse gas.Must be a Rorschach test! I see Africa, the Middle East and Madagascar in 1972 and Australia(?) in 2026.
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Methane as a greenhouse gas.I boosted the brightness and contrast a bit on your Artemis photo and voilà! Earth in 2026 actually looks as good or even better than it...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread High School Taking a limit and getting the wrong answer...don't know why.Your step:$$\lim_{x\to0}\frac{\frac{\tan(\tan x)}{tan(x)}\cdot\frac{1}{sin(x)}-\frac{\sin(\sin...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Undergrad Particle field strength and sensitivity.Can you cite a credible textbook reference that supports those claims?
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Graduate Soft condensed matter physics.So you assert that the metals mercury at room temperature and aluminum at 660°C are not soft materials?
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Rrenormalize reacted to Nugatory's post in the thread Undergrad Does Spacetime rotate like a vortex? with
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RWelcome to PF, CHANG; it's good to have you here. :smile:
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RI would imagine it's because you wrote this: ...which certainly read to me as if you thought that weight was a concept that was...
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RWeight is mass times gravity. I still worry that your post #8, where you imply that going metric involves switching from weight to...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Graduate How valid is the Block Universe theory?.The observational data on the fine-structure constant has since been extended out to 13 billion light years (as of 2020) and so far...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread High School Buoyancy and gravity.I've done no complaining nor conceding because my very first post in this thread is #20 just above. Do you even bother to check who...

