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Re: ESA - The Next Big Rocket

2008-10-13T23:37:16Z

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:06:18 -0500, in a place far, far away, Patriot
<patr...@america.org> made the phosphor on my monitor glow in such a
way as to indicate that:
If that were the way to low-cost space access, we might be impressed.
I won't make the idiot newbie error of adding an exclamation point, so

Re: A room type heater that runs on a triple A battery?

2008-10-13T23:34:46Z

We are not converting electricity to gas. We are using electricity to
separate the atoms in a molecule.
The gas itself is what delivers the BTU's.
You can burn gas to run that car. You can actually burn oxyhydrogen
and run that car.
If you create oxyhydrogen that is a separate process from the actual

Re: A room type heater that runs on a triple A battery?

2008-10-13T23:31:28Z

I think you're pretty inquisative for a ten year old.

Re: Build windmills on a war footing

2008-10-13T23:30:28Z

[link]
It's called reality.

Re: A room type heater that runs on a triple A battery?

2008-10-13T23:30:14Z

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 15:16:41 -0700 (PDT), Rick
And that would be why they're starving in North Korea, and why
Bejing has such terrible pollution that they had to almost shut
the city down so that people could breathe during the Olympics,
right? Because they've got this wonderful, clean, cheap, magic

Re: Energy saving tips

2008-10-13T23:25:01Z

Green against a blue sky stands out like a sore thumb.
Solar reflective roof coatings have been around for many decades.
If it is that cold, the roof is usually covered in snow.
Do you walk around on one foot?
You think with one brain cell, so it would be appropriate.

Re: When moving at near light speed

2008-10-13T23:20:54Z

Not so. Modern physics recognizes that mass is velocity invariant.
You might want to bring yourself up to date by reading "A Diagnosis of
Special Relativity".
It not only explains the theory but analyzes it and adds new
territory.
You can get more info on the blog, Quantum-relativityBkolni.

Re: A billionaire can't demonstrate working/testable engine ? !

2008-10-13T23:16:27Z

Golden river flowes threw seattle.
Thats the first strike stampeed.
Then a city was built where a gold stampeed once put nugets in
schooners .
The city has a 100 year old sluce and dont know it. City drains have
accumulated gold placers and no one is getting the gold.

Re: A billionaire can't demonstrate working/testable engine ? !

2008-10-13T23:11:17Z

Fuck the xray in your case.
Look at the 1920 ferry sinking and the ferry is still in the spot and
its loss is on record on line.
The banks box is allso in the mailbox in office.

Re: A speculative progression

2008-10-13T23:18:15Z

Possibly, but only if you set them up that way. Most physics theories
involve some sort of groups, so they tend to avoid non-associativity.
While not strictly forbidden, non-associativity seems to unnecessarily
complicate things that could usually be described using associative
algebras.
It depends on what you mean by "field". Do you mean a purely

Re: For a someone named very dim bulb.

2008-10-13T23:16:46Z

That's the way to keep the global warming hysteria alive. Wouldn't
want the greenie weenies to get all depressed and start thinking that
their is no global warming climate crisis. Go fudge some statistics or
something to make yourself feel better.
hahahahahahahahahahahHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHA
KD
CO2Phobia is a dangerous disease like rabies.

send to me too!

2008-10-13T23:15:05Z

Please send the solutions to me too!
email: shadowsamura...@gmail.com

Re: A room type heater that runs on a triple A battery?

2008-10-14T00:15:45Z

Rick wrote:
You are missing the point. Why convert electricity to gas and then
burn the gas? Why not just use the electricity? That is easier and
is just as efficient. In fact, if you use a heat pump, it is
far more efficient.
The laws of physics tell you how big the battery must be. Why do you
have a big engine in your car? Why not just use a model airplane

Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 270)

2008-10-13T23:11:32Z

[cut]
Androcles is a nut (this from another nut, ahahaha). I picture him
jumping up and down, foaming at the mouth and tearing his hair out
every time somebody disagrees with him. ahahaha... One day, the funny
looking people will come after him with a straight jacket and a
leather gag. But then again, most of the folks who spend their entire

Re: Relativity is disproven for good

2008-10-13T23:09:55Z

Listen dopey, if the Earth wasn't rotating, even GR wouldn't expect a
difference in the readings of the two clocks when they were reunited.
So why the fuck should a sudden change in the Earth's rotation speed AFTER THEY
HAD TAKEN OFF cause one clock to run faster than the other?
Are the clocks psychic or something?