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Thank you so very much. For the first time ever, by explaining it this way, it seems to make sense to me. ronandkryn

Is anything on Earth--- 4 dimensional? 2 dimensional? 1 dimensional? As you can see now, I'm really confused. And I apologize for the question. I was always taught that I am living exclusively within a three dimensional Earth. Is there anything in or on Earth that is one dimensional? I...

I took physics in high school many-many-many moons ago. Mr. Smith taught that molecules can only exist inside a three dimensional environment. Is that true?

Thank you. Can you give me an answer based on both of the scenarios stated in your response? Thank you

What is the meaning of Living in a World having 3 Dimensions? As to the guy on the street, how is he affected by being tied to 3 dimensions? Can we make a simplified button list in language that a non scientist can understand?

Light Traveling In Opposite Directions Around Planet Earth Assume: Twenty-Four Space Platforms are placed into space at equal distances. One Platform is a Space Station containing equipment necessary to make this experiment happen. The other twenty-three Platforms contain mirrors...

Attention FORUM ADMINISTRATOR Request regarding my thread "Energy Converted to Electricity" I seem to have asked the wrong question; and would like to restate my problem in different format but still seeking a conclusion that I can use. Torque Converted to Electricity A piston moves...

SUBJECT to the approval of the ADMINISTRATOR this thread has been reconfigured and restated unter the thread title Torque Converted to Electricity

---------------- ____________________ That nails it down exactly in a concept that now makes sense to me. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that helped out in this. EXIT ____________________ ----------

Thank you again for everyone's thoughts. But I really have a BRAIN FREEZE on this one. Please allow me get a little more specific: Assume that a certain unopened geothermal structure is estimated to be exerting a constant pressure of 27,100 TONS. In an effort to greatly simply the question...

Thank you again for such a quick response. I just got back from meetings & had a chance to read through it. I guess that maybe I am lost. Basically, I am talking about a piston being moved at a constant rate of speed for twenty-four hours for a total distance of 36 feet; with a force...

Thank you Thank you Thankyou Ron << e-mail address deleted by Mentors >>

Energy Converted to Electricity A piston is ten feet in diameter and travels through a sleeve in one direction for a distance of exactly nine feet. The one-way trip travel time is six hours. It is then immediately pushed in the opposite direction for a return trip at the same distance and...