I think the results of such experiments are evidence of absolute time
since you can't get more non-local than absolute time.
Harry
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Fred wrote..
According to a recent study, "there is an
ocean of
oil under Texas, but, there is a
moratorium on pumping it
for fear that the Loon Star State will
sink, and everyone in it
will drown in an ocean of
Bullshit."
Howdy Fred...
As usual, us Texans are being misquoted. That is
Hi Steve,
Did you get any volunteers to transcribe the conference MP3's?
Nick Palmer
I would say space time is a super fluid since there is no viscosity in it. Mass could then be derived as deduced mass in this fluid. Maybe there is a small viscosity in it since there is a relation between mass and luminosity.
Has anyone ever observed vortex or rotation motion in a superfluid?David
Better here with movieshttp://www.ipp.mpg.de/ippcms/eng/presse/pi/05_06_pi.htmlDavid
According to a recent study, "there is an ocean of
oil under Texas, but, there is a moratorium on pumping it
for fear that the Loon Star State will sink, and everyone in it
will drown in an ocean of Bullshit."
FWIW.
If Positrons and Electrons make up the Strings-String Circles-Disks "Fractals"
that form Nuclei, it's not too difficult to see how 24 MeV or more given off
as heat sans gamma rays or neutrons when Cold Fusion occurs.
IOW, a proton or neutron (usually visualized as spheres) are made up
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