...
> There are courageous people everywhere in this country. Look
> at the ones in the hi-jacked airplane headed for the White House on 11Sep01
> that attacked the hijackers with the yell of 'lets roll', and stopped yet
> another catastrophe at the brutal cost of their own lives...
At 4:47 PM 3/7/5, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
>The question is, where does the energy come from to increase the
>velocity of the water?
>
>If the water is stationary to start with, then it comes from the
>change in height of the water as it leaves the tank, and the
>velocity at the edge automatical
a large amount of the energy that forms is from the friction between
the water and the air bubbling up. as well as the coriolis force
(though theres barely any there). in fact, if you perform this
experiment in near vacuum, with teh water at a stand still, it will
NOT form a vortex.
On Mon, 07
--- On Sun 03/06, Jones Beene < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> Imagine how the average German citizen would react if they
> were to learn that - in the tens of billions of euros which
> they send to Russia for the purchase of natural gas (being a
> rather anti-nuclear country), that some of that ga
Hi,
Suppose one has a tank of water, with a plugged drain in the
centre at the bottom. Let the water be rotating in the tank.
Remove the plug. A vortex forms as water exits the drain.
Conservation of angular momentum (well established for a vortex)
ensures that the velocity of the water changes as
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Fri, 04 Mar 2005 07:58:54
-0800:
Hi,
[snip]
>- Original Message -
>From: "Mark S Bilk"
>
>> Would this reaction p + 11B -> 3 alphas + 8.7 Mev
>> be a candidate for hydrino fusion (resulting in fission),
>in an
>> electrolytic or plasma-electrolytic ce
On Friday 25 February 2005 21:23, Ed Malone wrote:
> I saw this over 4 years ago when it was new edition of pm. I heard on
> radio show that Dr Ning is not been heard from and last anyone heard was
> that she went to somewhere in china. It sounds like she was coerced or
> forced to or payed off m
On Friday 04 March 2005 17:07, Jed Rothwell wrote:
oth sides had had them, it would have
> been a bloody trench war stalemate like World War I -- as indeed it became
> by the time Gatling guns were deployed in 1864 at Petersburg.)
>
> It is not out of the question that someone might develop cold fu
Interesting ,the number of oilwells in Texas that
produce a great amount of H2S and CO2, both shallow and deep wells.
Richard
<>
This article seems a bit absurd. It refers to the bubble temp of 15,000
deg. C as 4 times as hot as the sun.
Wanna bet somebody lost three zeros?
s
- Original Message -
From: "Robin van Spaandonk"
> Also, the temperature will probably boil water converting
it to steam, so one should probably count on a mixed
H2/steam gas flow.
And neither steam or H2 can be activated easily by
radiation, therefore, in Russia at least, almost any
exp
At 1:14 PM 3/6/5, Jones Beene wrote:
>Maybe this whole story (political overtones and all) isn't
>really so far-fetched after all, and maybe I should not have
>spoofed the idea, but why is their no good info on the net,
>if it is for real?
Even if it is true, and signals the nice possibility of
At 9:24 AM 3/6/5, Steven Krivit wrote:
>Horace,
>
>You may be care to send this to Gustav GROB email: info at uniseo.org. He
>may have an interest, as well as an influence to see something productive
>happen with your ideas.
>
>Steve
I appreciate the notion, but I barely have time to read vortex
At 6:39 AM 3/6/5, Terry Blanton wrote:
>15,000 Celsius!
>
>http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050228/full/050228-7.html
This article seems a bit absurd. It refers to the bubble temp of 15,000
deg. C as 4 times as hot as the sun. The fusion zone of the sun is
10,000,000 deg. C. The temperature of
Dr. Storms comments intrigue me . As we continue to test
various parabolic shaped segments in our designs for vacuum induction mixer
feeding of products into process streams there are certain shapes of 3450
rpm speed rotating members that produce extremely " tight"
vortexes in the clear plex
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sun, 06 Mar 2005 13:14:40
-0800:
Hi,
[snip]
>The big cost in either case is drilling the well, right? OK
>once that has been accomplished, methane starts to flow
>based on its pressure at the source, but in the case of
>hydrogen, energy would need to be added t
I was asked in private email if this piece was a total
spoof, or if some of it was factual. The answer is that much
of it was presented to me as factual, but from a source
that... let us say, has an obvious "agenda" other than
scientific advancement. Without an official acknowledgement,
especially
Hey Chris,
If you want to give me a call, I'll tell you about
all the stuff I tried that didn't work. 610 582 1694
Jeff
A few warped lyrics (sorry Cyndi) to start off Toto's latest "scoop" just
received courtesy of Brazilian investigative journalist (and ductwork
engineer) Harry Tuttle...I see your true colors, shining through I
see your true colors and that's why I hate you; no wonder your afraid
to let them
Horace,
You may be care to send this to Gustav GROB email: info at uniseo.org. He
may have an interest, as well as an influence to see something productive
happen with your ideas.
Steve
Chris, it would be helpful if you would turn off the HTML option when
posting here. It would reduce your post size by about 2/3. Thanks.
At 10:05 AM 3/6/5, Zell, Chris wrote:
>
>
>
>
>From: Mike Carrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 9:
Chris Zell wrote:
Chris wrote:
Now we're getting somewhere!
No, we are not. You are repeating the same mistake that Jeff made, changing
what the Correas did before you ever see the effect. The PAGD discharge is a
wideband event. Transformers are ***not*** simple devices in a wi
From: Mike Carrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 9:07 AMTo:
vortex-l@eskimo.comSubject: Re: Correa
Chris wrote:
Now we're getting somewhere!
No,
we are not. You are repeating the same mistake that Jeff made, changing what
15,000 Celsius!
http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050228/full/050228-7.html
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