Attraction and repulsion of e- and p+

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The discussion centers on the attraction and repulsion of electrons and protons, emphasizing that electrical charge is not the sole explanation; the Pauli exclusion principle also plays a significant role in creating repulsive forces in degenerate matter. Participants explore the nature of degenerate matter, particularly in contexts like white dwarfs and neutron stars, highlighting how gravity can overpower degeneracy pressure leading to different stellar outcomes. There is a debate about the relevance of high-pressure conditions in experiments like ITER and whether they can replicate neutron star environments. The conversation shifts to the professionalism of participants, with calls for civility and critiques of the forum's approach to discussing unconventional theories. Ultimately, the thread reflects a mix of scientific inquiry and interpersonal dynamics among contributors.
  • #31
FastFreddy said:
Actually, I asked for civility. But I finally figured out what is really wrong with this website. The monitors are closeminded. They will censor anything they can't figure out in 30 seconds.


Some of the mentors ARE professional physicists and can smell crackpot and non-serious theories in 10seconds. They are not closeminded par se, it is just a matter of containing order. The purpose of this forum is to educate and discuss contemporary physics - not discussing our own non-serious pet theories.
 
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  • #32
malawi_glenn said:
If you want to consult a professional physicists, go to your local university - they will answer - do you think we have time for this ****? Come back when you at least know 90% of current research.

I think you forgot to add your smiley face to that comment.
 
  • #33
conway said:
I think you forgot to add your smiley face to that comment.

why, he is just as the rest of the members in the crackpotter leauge.
He blaims the mentors for beeing closeminded and that they censor everytihng they don't understand in 30seconds.
 

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