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http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/thumbnails/PSI1b-swisscheese_strip.jpg
Ketterle adds that attractions between atoms in a BEC could parallel the collapse of a neutron star so emulating the distant and massive in the laboratory too. The explosive collapse of a BEC, dubbed a "Bosenova" (pronounced "bose-a-nova") by Wieman releases only a tiny quantity of energy, just enough to raise the temperature of the BEC by 200 billionths of a degree. Supernovae release many times the energy.
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/issue2/bosenova.html
I mean how do you really define such action in a dynamcial universe?
Is it the same as the Casimere effect and the two plates? So we look for other examples as well. Like this experiment revisited (http://wc0.worldcrossing.com/WebX?14@65.NsZXbbrNWxc.0@.1dde6b71/15 )?
You need a way in which to be able to see the dynamics of this universe taking place? What similarities speak to the natural progression of Einstein's work and extends itself into Kaluza's cylinder?
How would such a geometrical realization have gained value when we pursued the understanding of Geometrodynamics? What is bubble/brane world
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/thumbnails/PSI1b-swisscheese_strip.jpg
Ketterle adds that attractions between atoms in a BEC could parallel the collapse of a neutron star so emulating the distant and massive in the laboratory too. The explosive collapse of a BEC, dubbed a "Bosenova" (pronounced "bose-a-nova") by Wieman releases only a tiny quantity of energy, just enough to raise the temperature of the BEC by 200 billionths of a degree. Supernovae release many times the energy.
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/issue2/bosenova.html
I mean how do you really define such action in a dynamcial universe?
Is it the same as the Casimere effect and the two plates? So we look for other examples as well. Like this experiment revisited (http://wc0.worldcrossing.com/WebX?14@65.NsZXbbrNWxc.0@.1dde6b71/15 )?
You need a way in which to be able to see the dynamics of this universe taking place? What similarities speak to the natural progression of Einstein's work and extends itself into Kaluza's cylinder?
How would such a geometrical realization have gained value when we pursued the understanding of Geometrodynamics? What is bubble/brane world

Neutron stars are, as their name suggests, composed of neutrons and form under the enormous pressure as a star collapses. A thimbleful of neutron star would weigh a billion tonnes and the whole thing would sit neatly on Manhattan Island, New York. With a mass about 1.5 million times that of the sun, these iron-encrusted stars spin at hundreds of revolutions per second. The brittle, iron-rich crust of the neutron star hides an interior that is even more mysterious than their enormous density. Inside, they are fluid. In their swirling depths is a vast sea of neutrons - the debris from atoms crushed by a supernova explosion - and within those depths rage quantum storms.
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/issue2/bosenova.html
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