The discussion revolves around testing relativity and its implications, particularly in the context of high energy astronomy and upcoming research initiatives. Participants reference a specific paper and express optimism about future developments in the field.
Participants generally express optimism about future developments, but there is no consensus on specific outcomes or implications of the discussed research.
Limitations include the lack of detailed discussion on the content of the referenced paper and the ambiguity surrounding the future predictions related to quantum mechanics.
Readers interested in high energy astronomy, relativity, and the intersection of quantum mechanics and future research directions may find this discussion relevant.
marcus said:good find. I found that the link gave a shortened version of the full abstract that comes with the paper. Floyd Stecker is an authority on high energy astronomy and an insider (Goddard, Maryland).
I'll add this one to the links thread. It is encouraging that he talks confidently of GLAST launch in 2007
wolram said:You know Marcus at last i am getting a sort of warm glow inside, i can not explain it but i am sure some thing tasty will come out of the oven soon.