On Fri, 3 Jul 2009, Michael Foster wrote:
I'm afraid I haven't been following the discussion of Kowalski's work
and don't know why he needs the 6u material or if it has to be
polyester.
I'm a latecomer too. Here's the later incarnation of Oriani/SPAWAR lenr
experiment:
On Sat, 4 Jul 2009, William Beaty wrote:
The 6u Mylar did this too, but the hole was smaller.
3AM creativity surge!
1. Hot and alkaline cathode wire is etching the Mylar, and burrowing into
the surface like EDM? On a 4-day run it eats right through. If so, then
lay some 1-micron glass fibers
William Beaty wrote:
On Fri, 3 Jul 2009, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
No, the force should have been the same in each trial. Think about what
you've got.
If each layer is behaving elastically, then the question you need to ask
is, what force is needed to compress 1 layer to 1/2 its
I am an open minded guy, I mean I'll look at something a bit skeptically but
will quickly accept wherever the weight of evidence leaves.
All of these oh no ...'s gonna get is are really without any good
evidence.
How so many people believe this crap is beyond me, it seems that to believe
it you
From Ed Storms:
How does anyone know that the obit of Nebran Planet X lasts for
3600 years except by relating it to the events that are assumed
to be caused by the planet? In other words, this looks like
circular reasoning, which gives no evidence at all.
Ed
For more info on Nebran (aka:
The caliper listed at Harbor Freight is a very good deal indeed. But neither it
nor a micrometer are usually used to measure film thickness on account of the
problems you encountered. There is a device called a thickness gauge used for
the purpose of measuring plastic films or thin gauge metal
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