On Sun, Jul 15, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote:
This fits in with Frank Grimer's notion of comperature as the important
physical variable - in which pressure and temperature should be linked as a
single continuum, and cannot be considered as useful independent
I wrote:
On Sun, Jul 15, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote:
This fits in with Frank Grimer's notion of comperature as the important
physical variable - in which pressure and temperature should be linked as
a
single continuum, and cannot be considered as useful
Interesting!
We always thought of cold as the absence of heat, darkness as the absence of
light, evil as the absence of good, weightlessness as the absence of
gravity.
Now, you are saying there is something that actually cancels heat instead of
just removing it - an anti-heat? Can we
This fits in with Frank Grimer's notion of comperature as the important
physical variable - in which pressure and temperature should be linked as a
single continuum, and cannot be considered as useful independent variables.
So-called condensed matter is always under substantial (beta aether)
I am reconsidering old ontologies, discarded in the middle 19th
century, as a jumping off point.
This paper published in 1984 describes a little known experiment in radiant
cooling done in the late 18th century by Pictet and repeated a few years later
by Count Rumford.
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heavy and speedy
I am reconsidering old ontologies, discarded in the middle 19th
entury, as a jumping off point.
his paper published in 1984 describes a little known experiment in radiant
ooling done in the late 18th century
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