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Graduate Issue with mass in de Broglie wave
Nothing to see here folks. In fact, you may lock the thread if you like... It was a hypothetical that I was working with to arrive at a working number at 3:00am: the hypothetical "weight" of a PHOTON, not a PROTON. Like I said, "Frankenstein Project".- theChosen1
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Graduate Issue with mass in de Broglie wave
Upper and lower controls based on frequency and L/C resonance. This is a real Frankenstein project, so values are coming from everywhere.- theChosen1
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Graduate Issue with mass in de Broglie wave
I was looking for a frequency by calculating the wavelength, and I found the answer. However, I have no idea where I came up with one of the values! my notes say: wavelength = Planck Constant / (proton mass * velocity) My values: 1.9078e-21 m = 6.63e-034 / (2.81e-8 * 1.236e-5) The...- theChosen1
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Does physics rely on a few individuals or are discoveries inevitable?
Yet, in your quote... And this isn't a "major attack"? Copernicus "led" the charge by writing the book. His friends got an audience with the Pope and his buddies, and they were interested in the theory. That's a pretty significant attack on Aristotle. That's why Copernicus is credited the...- theChosen1
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Does physics rely on a few individuals or are discoveries inevitable?
You're right. I don't study evolutionary biology, so I've never heard the term. But I've heard of nonlinear equilibria being applied to society (checking wikipedia...here you go http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_equilibrium) which is all about society finding balance between it's independent...- theChosen1
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Join the Discussion: Exploring Unique Theories in Physics
My first forum experience a decade ago was for motorcycles (sport bikes). I joined because that forum didn't allow "squids" (squirrelly kids). They also didn't allow us to talk about engine oil, other than how to change it, because the topic always started a very technical argument. I wasn't...- theChosen1
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Join the Discussion: Exploring Unique Theories in Physics
Smack me with the largest fish in the ocean, eh? Too bad, because my favorite fish is...a duck!- theChosen1
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Hidden Cost of War: Understanding the Challenges Faced by Veterans
When I joined the army in '88, all of our leaders were all Vietnam vets. When I joined, it was a "new army". The culture became more professional. The old Vietnam-era practices had long since been abandoned, and the guys who were not fit for service due to the lingering horrors of Vietnam were...- theChosen1
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Hidden Cost of War: Understanding the Challenges Faced by Veterans
Combat vet here (Desert Storm, 1st Armor Div) I understand what morrobay is saying. However, there is a flaw in the argument being made. Yes, Operation Iraqi Freedom can easily be considered a huge mistake. But we could have gone up against "Hitler Jr" in the most justifiable war in history...- theChosen1
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Strange or bizarre covers of Best Songs .
The Beatles Covered Metallica?? Here's a weird one... Did one of you guys build a time machine, because here's a video of the Beatles covering a song that was written over a decade after they actually performed it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mAht5X3Bhw- theChosen1
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Bank transactions: why not instantly?
No, your EMPLOYER will contact THEIR bank to move the decimal point over a couple of places in YOUR account before the transaction is final.- theChosen1
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People are always trying to keep certain sects of human beings
Yes, but... ...the correct way to say it is, "it is common for business owners and leaders of companies to show tendencies towards Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder." However, a couple of those "symptoms" are found in overachievers who are not in the least bit OCPD (#5 and #6). The...- theChosen1
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Does physics rely on a few individuals or are discoveries inevitable?
No, because that's more related to social interaction. What I'm talking about is a physical process that is rooted in concepts like, "you can't discover quarks until you discover protons, and you can't discover protons until you discover an atom." That's NOT a nonlinear punctuated equalibria...- theChosen1
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Does physics rely on a few individuals or are discoveries inevitable?
This is where we get into semantics. You said that it is a poly-dimensional THOUGHT process. You're right. It is definitely a poly-dimensional THOUGHT process behind these discoveries. But what I'm talking about is the physical process of discovery, and that is very much a linear dependent...- theChosen1
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People are always trying to keep certain sects of human beings
1-3% of the population has the disorder. The reason you think that everyone has it is because an untold number of people show the tendencies, but don't have the full-blown disorder. Here's the criteria that you've described: 1. Reluctance to delegate tasks or to work with others unless...- theChosen1
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- Forum: General Discussion