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Well, i stumbled across this paper HERE:

www.wbabin.net/science/znidarsic3.pdf

He claims to have found a way to CALCULATE the plank constant, calculated the Energy levels in the hydrogen atoms through totally classical approach and some kind of velocity of a transition state between quantum states...
this all by studying so called COLD FUSION and ANTIGRAVITY. :smile:..
Just waiting for you to rip that paper apart :D
 
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