- Re: What is Forex ? All Should Know It.
- How dirty a mirror?
Hey all,
I've just got a 2nd hand 8" dob and am thinking that I'm going to have
to clean the primary mirror (eek). Rather than just a fine layer of
dust, it seems to have a number of "splotches" on it.
Due to the weather, I haven't been able to view any stars through it
and am not sure if even this level of gunk would have an impact but it
- Re: What is Forex ? All Should Know It.
In QLD Autralia it's the local beer. XXXX - it's how Queenslanders
spell "beer".
- Re: 39-day trip to Mars
Fred has a job to do, and right now that job has to do with topic/
author stalking, traumatizing and discrediting the likes of yourself.
Bet you can't prove that I'm wrong about this.
~ BG
- Re: 39-day trip to Mars
Riight - as the king of foul mouthed name calling when revealed to be
a clueless idiot - you certainly would be the expert in that.
- Re: 39-day trip to Mars
I described two rings in hookean orbit around one another and
launching a third object into them. You really should try to keep up
Freddie.
- NASA set to launch probe
nasa has introduced a revolutionary new space probe dubbed
rectal
research entry canal telemetry antenna lander
jpl spokeman nancy bugger said the exciting new rectal probe will be
launched next week to investigate uranus
get the full story here
- Re: Experimental Testing of the Unified Field Theory
What Unified Field Theory? John Hagelin's?
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- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
They treat differential rotation between 'cores' which is something
entirely different and emerged after I was working on the conception
of differential rotation in the Earth's interior or as Sam would put
it 'streams of liquid fire' rotating in an uneven rotational gradient
between equator and poles.The main point is not differential rotation
- Re: Every inch of most meteorites is Martian fossil
A quick look at the ultimate evidence for fossils in meteorites
1. 2,000X/8,000X Martian berry and Haversian canals
[link]
[link]
2. 20,000X red blood cells of mammals
[link]
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
[snip]
Um, did you read the paper? It offers proof that convection cannot be
responsible for continental drift and therefore rotation is the only
other option with enough force to do the deed. Read "Geological
evidences supporting low viscosity".
I was agreeing with you. :-)
--Mike Jr.
- Every inch of most meteorites is Martian fossil
Every inch of most meteorites is Martian fossil
I have purchased and studied over 60 meteorites. I found they are all
fossils. Most of them are fossils of mammals. I studied seven
meteorites in detail and posted my study results on the web. Now I
have sorted out my messages and specified which message proved which
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- Rock guys, what mineral is it?
Rock guys, what mineral is it?
A reviewer just said the following micrographs show “mineral
rinds”instead of fossilized blood vessels as I claimed. Exactly what
mineral is it?
[link]
[link]
- Experimental Testing of the Unified Field Theory
Experimental Testing of the Unified Field Theory
The LHC Experiment
The following is a brief discussion of the predictions generated by
the Unified Field Theory and describe what we would expect to see from
this device in the future if the theory is valid.
I first draw your attention to the You-tube video of what I am calling
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
Nice try but unsatisfactory insofar as the link between the planet's
40 km spherical deviation and crustal motion/evolution share a common
mechanism - differential rotation in the viscous material directly in
contact with the crust just as all rotating viscous compositions are
observed to display differential rotation as a general rule and the
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
*> If you ever find a study which links the Earth's spherical
deviation
*> with the motion and evolution of the surface crust,particularly
using
*> differential rotation as the bridge between the uneven rotational
*> gradient of the viscous interior with the even rotational gradient
of
*> the fractured surface crust then let me know.
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
Good god, you are one stupid fucking idiot.
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
If you look into the principle of karma, then perhaps you will understand
but then again if you think only in terms of member size you will continue
to be blind and fail to see the entire picture. How long will it be until
you truly understand?? Perhaps I will set up an equation for you to
solve.....
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
Your total obsession with small, male genitalia strongly suggests that
you are a homosexual paedophile.
Are you already on the sex offenders register?
Or a protected member of the Teflon-robed clergy?
(while abuse compensation funds last)
Or just a very sick individual?
- Re: Why Is Cloudy Nights Protecting Scammers?
You apparently have problems with reading comprehension.
I have already clearly stated the problem and told you how to gather
the supporting data.
It is not my problem that you are unable to follow simple directions.
TMT
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
Try dipping in liquid nitrogen first, John.
- Re: PENTAX K-x imagery??
Like many other current DSLRs, it supports 'cable release' via IR
remote, or a cable to its USB port. Commercial examples of both are
readily available, as are many DIY examples.
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
If you ever find a study which links the Earth's spherical deviation
with the motion and evolution of the surface crust,particularly using
differential rotation as the bridge between the uneven rotational
gradient of the viscous interior with the even rotational gradient of
the fractured surface crust then let me know.Looking at the Mid
- Re: A meteorite is found to contain blood vessel remains
Oh and I surmise most are in the good 'ol U S of A.
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
Why set aside 'convection cells' in the earth? Can't differential
rotation and convection cells be happening in the earth's interior at
the same time?
[link]
--Mike Jr.
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
Have none of these people ever played with
elastic-band powered airplanes?
You twist and twist the propellor and at
some point, the elastic band does a
little flip and there's a knot.
It's a 3D universe. Rotations
want to balance with orthogonal rotations
and so generate them.
john
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
Determining the interior of the Sun,like that of the Earth is a
speculative endeavor hence such an assertive pseudo-authoritative
'surprise' does nothing,at least not today.Unlike others here,I was
working with two large external rings surrounding a star with a
smaller intersecting ring back in 1990 or 4 years before they were
- Re: Gaggle of comets poised to whack Earth ...
wow
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
One last thing to keep in mind before I "scat" for the day: my wee wee will
always be bigger than yours by a magnitude of 10. So, if you only measure
up to 0.5", then even mine is still a measly 5" (which would be pretty
pathetic.... I hope you have at least an inch below the equator).
- Re: NASA/JPL/CalTech illegally (anal?) probing their scientists
That's "Caltech". There hasn't been someting called "CalTech" for 50
years.
______________________________ ___________________
Chris L Peterson
Cloudbait Observatory
[link]
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
Political action is all that most ordinary people can do here.
John Savard
- Re: Why Is Cloudy Nights Protecting Scammers?
Who?
Then give some descriptions of this alleged "scamming."
That isn't my duty. Your duty is now to present evidence to back up
your accusations.
- Re: South Dakota Ignorance
For people such as the eco-celebrities (Gore included) who use so much
fossil fuel, the title of the "movie" might be appropriate. For the
vast majority of the rest of the planet, including most Americans,
most Europeans and most living in developing countries, the title is a
joke.
Skeptics discredit AGW because there isn't enough science yet to back
- Re: NASA/JPL/CalTech illegally (anal?) probing their scientists
I recall Scott Maxwell (MER rover driver) bitching about this. Man, I'd be
happy to be probed, even tortured, if that's what it took to keep my job as
a rover driver...
- Re: A meteorite is found to contain blood vessel remains
Then perhaps you could hold a raffle with a selection of trolls, the
truly insane, and others of their ilk as prizes. :P
- Re: Fastest Known Binary Star
There's another thread already about this at
[link]
.
Andrew Usher
- NASA/JPL/CalTech illegally (anal?) probing their scientists
A long-running legal battle between the US Govt and a group of
29 scientists and engineers of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
(JPL) in Pasadena, California, has reached the US Supreme Court:
<[link]>
Back in 2007, Wired reported that all NASA JPL scientists must
- Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
"Martin R. Howell" wrote in
rules and the usenet?...they better post it the way they want it b4 some
does it the way I did it
- Re: Fastest Known Binary Star
Should this be strong enough to be detected by the already existing LIGO
gravitational wave experiment, let alone the upcoming LISA experiment? I
know, I know, more funding is required.
Yousuf Khan
- Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
"Those responsible for its creation" used to post it here every Friday.
- Gaggle of comets poised to whack Earth ...
... bend over and grab your ankles. :-)
Another gem from /. today:
<[link]>
A recent preprint posted on arXiv
<[link]>
by Vadim Bobylev presents some startling new numbers about
a future close pass of one of our stellar neighbors.
- Amateurs needed to monitor possible vaporization of Earth
As found on /. today:
<[link]>
" BBC reports that Royal Observatory's 'Solar Stormwatch'
" needs volunteers to help scientists spot Sun storms
<[link]>
" � known as coronal mass ejections �
- Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
Sky & Telescope requires that to have permission to reprint it, it must
appear in its unaltered and original form. This includes the
advertisements that come with it. Now, in an effort to comply with that
rule and to correctly claim that it is "used by permission," I am now
running it in a forum situation with those ads intact. If it is to legally
- Re: A massive "current of fire" on the sun has started running at high speed
And this:
"Let's go deeper
What researchers really need is a good look deep inside the sun.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, launched in February 2010, will
provide that when its instruments come online later this year.
SDO is able to map the sun's interior using a technique called
helioseismology. SOHO can do the same thing, but not well enough to
- Possible humongous impact crater in Africa
Story here:
<[link]>
Enter "Omeonga Democratic Republic of the Congo" in Google
Earth's "Fly To" box to see it; may work in GMaps, too.
- Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
"Martin R. Howell" wrote in
Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
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- Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 12, 2010
Why is the bulletin no longer posted in the newsgroup?
Regards,
Doug
- REAL Excitement in 2012: With John Philip Sousa!
Yes, there WILL be a momentous astronomical event in the year 2012!
But it won't be the end of the world, since we had another one like it
in 2004. And in 1882, for that matter.
I just happened to run across this in a web search about the composer
John Philip Sousa - who composed not just a march entitled "Transit of
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