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Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
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Tony Lance
Jan 15, 2012, 11:06:00 AM1/15/12
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Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
Hi there,
Salient features:-
Cern list of 900 experimental particle results in MeV, double
precision and mathematical (Fortran 77)
The list alone is not available anywhere-else, as a single list.
Not definitive. (Upgraded to anomaly) see pairs below.
42 year scientific project, by ex-Mensa member. (They stopped
concessionary subscriptions)
10 year ago table basis was electron value of 227879226. (update X
gives 8714310153)
Thank you,
Tony Lance
tony...@bigberthathing.com
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> > OUTLANDISH PARTICLE PERIODIC TABLE
> > By Tony Lance Dip.Math(Open) 5th January 2012
> Update X from http://www.bigberthathing.com/structur.html
> > .510998902 1.0D-09 1 1 80305 1 8714310153 1.0 XLC
> > For full table see link:- http://www.bigberthathing.com/textform.html
> username overland
> password spirebell
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Particles marked OK below were from CERN, all other particles below
are new values.
.510998902 1.0D-09 1 132017 1 8714310153
1.0000000000000000000000000000 XLC OK
937.68996600 2.3d-05 0 1 803240 9 15990879114180
1835.0137685511409866845945390119 NBC less .2%
938.27201300 2.3D-05 1 1999505 3 16000803288273
1836.1526050073558817479008771287 XBC OK
497.10578800 .00001 0 2 608059 8 8477383782866
972.81180426514479602319015601372 XMC8 less .2%
497.62500000 .00003 1 3 2058825 2 8486239189053
973.8279955679011508783970177335 NMC2 charged
547.12000000 .00010 1 4 1526563 3 9330298788281
1070.6870222043840077675968391712 NMC3 charged
546.69161700 .00007 0 5 637665 8 9322996778184
1069.8490889694180477489369433051 XMC8 less .2%
547.30000000 .00005 1 2159242 72 9333370657765
1071.0395308287118295317804945701 NMCN failed
547.30000000 .00005 1 1160129 74 9333370102527
1071.0394671130544508633120715138 NMCN failed
547.31100000 .00010 1 6 1526830 3 9333559813073
1071.0612371146574681710206969724 NMC3 charged
546.78043900 .00001 0 7 2159225 2 9324509519700
1070.0226817713083065658473356382 XMC2 less .2%
546.90618800 .00004 0 8 1526978 3 9326653357848
1070.268695295082412704206168504 XMC3 less .2%
547.45000000 .00003 1 9 1160288 4 9335929039281
1071.3331147695036601022846334765 NMC4 charged
762.60000000 .00015 1 10 648234 10 13004984396837
1492.3710733843787714908062671521 NMC0 charged
762.17564870 .00005 0 11 1802619 3 12997748247120
1491.5406978767421889809342433213 XMC3 less .2%
762.47504990 .00001 0 12 1802973 3 13002853766808
1492.1265755421409086952886653815 XMC3 less .2%
763.00000000 .00023 1 2549812 2 13011801880465
1493.1534053771932576749543653751 XMC OK
762.57485030 3.5D-06 0 1803091 73 13004555829488
1492.3218936625791680150680081033 XMCN failed
762.57485030 3.5D-06 0 2549956 72 13004556303784
1492.3219480898363659607055530515 XMCN failed
763.47305390 .00012 0 13 1141046 5 13019871151620
1494.0793847161570036443480255367 XMC5 less .2%
764.00000000 .00001 1 14 1141058 5 13028859314373
1495.110810336222376591833017353 NMC5 charged
766.46706590 .00010 0 15 966249 7 13070933347504
1499.9389645322852212694247904628 XMC7 less .2%
767.00000000 .00010 1 2556492 2 13080022115265
1500.9819349569574586611572029045 XMC OK
767.46506990 .00005 0 16 2558119 2 13087950752560
1501.8917760293767684997841962855 XMC2 less .2%
768.00000000 .00001 1 755540 8 13097073154407
1502.9386060924379862383812494079 XMC OK
769.46107780 .00003 0 17 1376226 4 13121990858184
1505.7980067035605772981718200729 XMC4 less .2%
770.00000000 .00003 1 18 2561490 2 13131181473333
1506.8526645006365772393458211126 NMC3 charged
768.46307390 .00005 0 19 1810039 3 13104971966240
1503.8450245804557376533853097987 XMC3 less .2%
769.00000000 3.5D-07 1 20 2559825 2 13114127491053
1504.8956556289556704741720707034 NMC2 charged
765.46906190 .00005 0 21 649670 10 13053913210646
1497.985839550597413766390648685 XMC0 less .2%
766.00000000 .00005 1 1806533 3 13062967456641
1499.0248484722483115411327269981 XMC OK
766.16766470 .00005 0 22 2555956 2 13065827259784
1499.3530216830693058303406934063 XMC2 less .2%
766.80000000 .00011 1 754949 8 13076607103293
1500.5900494362402113598492206432 XMC OK
768.96207580 .00010 0 23 1095430 6 13113478560584
1504.821188406925869488271815932 XMC6 less .2%
769.50000000 .00001 1 24 756278 8 13122653888355
1505.87409191964297073372710837 NMC8 charged
772.45508980 .00001 0 970016 77 13173048143812
1511.6570230492690153852503119647 XMCN failed
772.45508980 .00001 0 2566422 72 13173048897012
1511.6571094818135055193737261511 XMCN failed
773.00000000 .00005 1 1814774 3 13182340253553
1512.7233277340754295734784825486 NMC3 charged
773.50000000 .00005 1 25 1379377 4 13190866528809
1513.7017500195233181987939740019 NMC4 charged
773.05389220 .00010 0 26 1379435 4 13183261034238
1512.8289907950445196875241399272 XMC4 less .2%
773.45309380 .00001 0 27 758470 8 13190068272608
1513.6101471058118764205981778992 XMC8 less .2%
774.00000000 .00002 1 28 2568139 2 13199395293073
1514.6804579280390457775803243206 NMC2 charged
773.55289420 .00001 0 2568245 72 13191769896540
1513.805414878260186248388168885 XMCN failed
773.55289420 .00001 0 1379880 74 13191769449396
1513.8053635667975289242611376676 XMCN failed
777.40000000 .00010 0 1383307 4 13257374333898
1521.3337718228904997753985725048 XMC OK
774.10179640 .00005 0 2569156 72 13201130242984
1514.8795499824345074581372889999 XMCN failed
774.10179640 .00005 0 758788 78 13201129972412
1514.8795189332756814032115847736 XMCN failed
774.25149700 .00010 0 29 1816843 3 13203681213968
1515.1722835366931654813686547014 XMC3 less .2%
774.80000000 .00010 1 1816887 3 13213035060777
1516.2456727832051033495043425728 XMC OK
774.35129740 .00003 0 2569570 72 13205385108940
1515.3678119195581493322595996888 XMCN failed
774.35129740 .00003 0 1380592 74 13205385309330
1515.3678349150674302376990460096 XMCN failed
774.90000000 .00025 1 2569633 2 13214746958797
1516.4421195460519202844581150404 NMC2 charged
774.42115770 .00005 0 30 2569686 2 13206577416564
1515.5046337222099099644015160634 XMC2 less .2%
775.00000000 .00020 1 31 1817122 3 13216451030177
1516.6376681724011160519455061907 NMC3 charged
774.54091820 .00006 0 32 1149287 5 13208617576560
1515.7387497864972995757453160274 XMC5 less .2%
775.10000000 .00003 1 730048 9 13218154352591
1516.8331308520733115568281747844 XMC OK
775.90000000 .00008 1 33 2571291 2 13231794266097
1518.3983624385694962537328914371 NMC2 charged
775.44910180 .00001 0 34 1100041 6 13224106069622
1517.5161128582796265778033066985 XMC6 less .2%
775.84830340 .00005 0 35 1381926 4 13230914037630
1518.2973528977629906030726974057 XMC4 less .2%
776.30000000 4.3D-05 1 730613 9 13238616235665
1519.1812092099403155131194238549 XMC OK
781.00000000 .00010 1 1824147 3 13318770717177
1528.3792386700698602045728679265 NMC3 charged
780.51896210 .00005 0 975066 87 13310565511912
1527.4376603786229732555629868456 XMCM failed
780.51896210 .00005 0 2579783 82 13310565813744
1527.4376950149848539594434148206 XMCM failed
780.51896210 .00005 0 1103631 86 13310565200400
1527.4376246314445356418334953427 XMCM failed
782.08000000 .00007 1 36 1104373 6 13337185016861
1530.4923491011532281412476827642 NMC6 charged
781.63672650 .00001 0 37 762472 8 13329627409250
1529.6250850861814626532951219369 XMC8 less .2%
782.20000000 3.5D-06 1 1387118 4 13339232522181
1530.7273080691095296616992007124 NMC4 charged
781.73652690 .00005 0 1387160 74 13331329666578
1529.8204255432128179842625346594 XMCN failed
781.73652690 .00005 0 656537 70 13331329475312
1529.820403594716994232279994912 XMCN failed
782.40000000 .00001 1 733480 79 13342644008501
1531.1187890079450101940846079959 NMCN failed
782.40000000 .00001 1 656601 70 13342643409143
1531.1187202293510105687421474543 NMCN failed
781.93612770 .00003 0 2582124 2 13334733867000
1530.211070397737311289842956316 XMC2 less .2%
782.60000000 .00005 1 656685 10 13346055307319
1531.5102484302178818720775452758 NMC7 charged
782.13572850 .00005 0 1154908 75 13338136433720
1530.60152777878756319725862757 XMCN failed
782.13572850 .00005 0 1387514 74 13338136750206
1530.6015640967512853223093217577 XMCN failed
893.70000000 .00001 1 38 2759708 2 15240696320097
1748.9274598345822727569838883608 XMC2 charged
893.21357285 .00001 0 39 2759746 2 15232401488524
1747.975596585815024066197015928 XMC2 less .2%
894.20000000 .00005 1 1234524 5 15249221721153
1749.9057818022787098750626715271 XMC OK
893.71257485 .00002 0 40 1951980 3 15240911489520
1748.9521513384675143774401301138 XMC3 less .2%
894.70000000 4.3D-05 1 41 1043655 7 15257749547677
1750.8843821015880245776237292021 NMC7 charged
894.21157680 .00001 0 42 815533 8 15249420392672
1749.9285801093749526084833166254 XMC8 less .2%
895.70000000 .00001 1 43 2762796 2 15274803310977
1752.8413658444869445536706271969 NMC2 charged
895.20958080 .00002 0 44 815988 8 15266439063540
1751.8815368631738898357293756056 XMC8 less .2%
896.00000000 .00003 1 1953919 3 15279919960073
1753.4285206514843218020587704919 XMC OK
895.80838320 .00001 0 45 1235987 5 15276651001560
1753.0533953167640945221243607486 XMC5 less .2%
897.10000000 .00020 1 785439 9 15298680647571
1755.58138039237171961602546831 NMC9 charged
896.60678640 3.5d-06 0 1045065 77 15290266590064
1754.6158355174164295090817615061 XMCN failed
896.60678640 3.5d-06 0 2764983 72 15290267510544
1754.6159411459726593001836206277 XMCN failed
956.30000000 .00010 1 46 2854779 2 16308246297393
1871.4328513747816797495616977497 NMC2 charged
955.88123750 .00010 0 47 843186 8 16301104593366
1870.6133138667505491986360334448 XMC8 less .2%
957.50000000 .00003 1 48 1534793 4 16328709348783
1873.7810638013218761322184948402 NMC4 charged
957.08582830 .00006 0 49 2856715 2 16321646895880
1872.9706206590648071003997463527 XMC2 less .2%
984.00000000 3.5D-06 1 2895851 72 16780626130257
1925.6402211573889571198969924935 XMC failed OK
984.00000000 3.5D-06 1 822622 79 16780625822111
1925.6401857964717313407286526264 XMC failed OK
983.63273450 .00025 0 1556012 4 16774367246166
1924.9219905710188692660822259352 XMC4 less .2%
1019.36000000 .00020 1 50 870515 8 17383633565001
1994.83760157612558640360341556 NMC8 charged
1018.86227540 .00005 0 51 2084175 3 17375150059200
1993.8640872471595170684304194515 XMC3 less .2%
1019.44100000 .00007 1 1583684 4 17385016366833
1994.9962833085543954473937117854 NMC4 charged
1018.96207580 .00003 0 2947613 72 17376850690764
1994.0592411416321091779254233298 XMCN failed
1018.96207580 .00003 0 2084277 73 17376850788024
1994.0592523025844154849419438606 XMCN failed
1228.00000000 .00001 1 52 822693 10 20941674137189
2403.1361943182147834209636949561 NBC0 charged
1227.54491020 .00005 0 53 919040 9 20933914816434
2402.2457829581912058897084793718 XBC9 less .2%
1231.10000000 .00033 2 3238604 2 20994546835146
2409.2035360846537452819531290327 XBC OK
1230.50000000 .00010 1 1447994 5 20984309340606
2408.0287449238783135608691939106 XBC OK
1230.03992020 .00010 0 54 2290003 3 20976464120048
2407.1284762370564205003457145141 XBC3 less .2%
1230.93812380 .00008 0 55 1740662 4 20991782383770
2408.8863048491957892332318046197 XBC4 less .2%
1231.88000000 .00010 2 3239630 2 21007840173366
2410.728996848225904543381702609 XBC OK
1231.13772460 .00001 0 56 1448971 5 20995184078120
2409.276662122494000702111571952 XBC5 less .2%
1231.60000000 .00010 1 3239934 2 21003065438733
2410.1810780171115169625521590039 XBC OK
1231.33732530 .00010 0 57 3240261 2 20998589176764
2409.6674100513851655653826485971 XBC2 less .2%
1231.80000000 .00010 1 1449060 5 21006477636753
2410.5726406262097612077039415882 XBC OK
1278.00000000 .00010 1 58 1411922 6 21794346784743
2500.9836007776300224599086518191 NMC6 charged
1277.54491020 .00010 0 59 937570 9 21786585617492
2500.0929775252170784194947163708 XMC9 less .2%
1280.10000000 .00001 1 3303138 72 21830162210517
2505.0935561435943763797776776238 NMCN failed
1280.10000000 .00001 1 1774727 74 21830162144955
2505.0935486201072788463557454931 NMCN failed
1279.64071860 .00006 0 1774763 4 21822327070428
2504.1944442286595304751715095399 XMC4 less .2%
1281.90000000 .00010 1 60 976252 8 21860858440751
2508.6160644884956047306295594503 NMC8 charged
1281.43712570 .00020 0 61 2337357 3 21852960331224
2507.7097265927436402090610786182 XMC3 less .2%
1314.82000000 .00002 1 62 1432125 6 22422258996381
2573.0388983988460985409684671801 NBC6 charged
1314.37125750 .00005 0 63 1432159 6 22414606703774
2572.1607689230016323473402083305 XMC6 less .2%
1321.15768460 .00010 0 64 3356362 2 22530338462812
2585.4414253382610812842387479343 XMC2 less .2%
1321.60000000 .00010 1 1435814 6 22537880154531
2586.306862944518839642911204058 XBC OK
1409.60000000 .00010 1 65 1862368 4 24038585155941
2758.5184293291930528789385401165 NBC4 charged
1409.18163670 .00005 0 66 1482913 6 24031454185928
2757.7001235898058584970816564876 XMC6 less .2%
1421.60000000 .00010 1 1489165 6 24243228466709
2782.002022083525904084263318049 NMC6 charged
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1315720 77 24235686077684
2781.1365044587712415335236003047 XMCM failed
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1556781 75 24235686387420
2781.1365400021469720117270652761 XMCM failed
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1028117 78 24235685386632
2781.1364251579444558243278307609 XMCM failed
1517.80000000 .00015 1 67 2543376 3 25883770393161
2970.2604037165487837095577380696 NBC3 charged
1517.36526950 .00007 0 68 2543440 3 25876358308160
2969.4098389706465156152447079422 XBC3 less .2%
1528.70000000 3.5D-07 1 69 1364366 7 26069657558665
2991.5916579684996667343198703798 NBC7 charged
1528.24351300 .00001 0 70 2552541 3 26061872436888
2990.698285843762990518384410319 XBC3 less .2%
1531.40000000 .00023 1 71 1067071 8 26115705980129
2996.8758882352118641651014001957 NBC8 charged
1530.93812380 .00010 0 72 1067088 8 26107825890990
2995.9716182470376206725769495342 XBC8 less .2%
1672.10000000 .00010 1 2028435 4 28515123826191
3272.2181475689553644465057175708 XBC OK
1671.65668660 .00016 0 73 3775418 2 28507569700284
3271.3512830926663943355287643731 XBC2 less .2%
1672.65469060 .00010 0 74 2670420 3 28524582587280
3273.303576125310306017059661567 XBC3 less .2%
1673.10000000 .00010 1 960337 10 28532177675027
3274.1751411274333145714007041952 XBC OK
1672.85429140 .00001 0 75 1615702 6 28527988989086
3273.6944735969624146564387263667 XBC6 less .2%
1673.30000000 .00010 1 1072843 9 28535589948101
3274.5667123492615032702520336838 XBC OK
1685.00000000 .00003 1 1432440 77 28735115314717
3297.463001684030146086538997208 NBCN failed
1685.00000000 .00003 1 1694886 75 28735116788973
3297.4631708604737332442291832208 NBCN failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 3789928 82 28727116070224
3296.5450581689894093903728881888 XBCM failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 2036272 84 28727115585636
3296.545002560686343292238797597 XBCM failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 1621331 86 28727116433004
3296.5450997993644626708525645013 XBCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1697967 85 28830936310560
3308.4588228288642597272495770441 XMCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1624258 86 28830934458686
3308.4586103193290829844990944058 XMCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1121358 88 28830935614992
3308.4587430098094191621779427386 XMCM failed
1691.10000000 .00005 1 1697952 5 28839141232713
3309.40036863213996280630201251 XBC OK
1860.00000000 .00001 1 76 3981881 2 31719474870237
3639.9295312340026601300152278388 NMC2 charged
1859.58083830 .00005 0 77 1780795 5 31712326128200
3639.109186087744701367642497312 XMC5 less .2%
1862.00000000 .00010 1 78 3984022 2 31753584871165
3643.8437826582828994243625012276 NBC2 charged
1861.57684630 .00010 0 79 3984116 2 31746368571144
3643.0156849782254932784694976876 XMC2 less .2%
2464.50000000 .00020 1 4583644 2 42028308114913
4822.9070777844966611208473015661 NMC2 charged
2464.07185630 .00001 0 2049902 75 42021002595060
4822.0687417917749662174549871108 XBCN failed
2464.07185630 .00001 0 3241180 73 42021004134320
4822.0689184276730435990944009725 XBCN failed
2466.06786430 .00010 0 80 4585577 2 42055042017012
4825.9748940120148601738664786309 XBC2 less .2%
2466.50000000 .00015 1 1961678 6 42062407194351
4826.8200759265539535817804395285 XBC OK
2467.16566870 .00013 0 81 3243214 3 42073761172040
4828.1229877451207123681084340217 XBC3 less .2%
2467.60000000 .00030 1 4586526 2 42081164980557
4828.9726027332275053120891599278 XMC OK
2573.65269460 .00001 0 3312466 83 43889737254488
5036.5131013128400870677617250973 SBCM failed
2573.65269460 .00001 0 1383555 88 43889738448540
5036.5132383348164725346102792079 SBCM failed
2573.65269460 .00001 0 1330732 89 43889736545756
5036.5130199831665321265275833246 SBCM failed
2574.10000000 .00010 1 3312425 3 43897365082353
5037.3884233671479698136009183193 SBC OK
2976.30000000 3.5D-06 1 82 5037239 2 50756277870873
5824.4745688101973618151986379042 NMC2 charged
2975.84830340 3.5D-06 0 83 1903916 7 50748572545612
5823.5903536370264419713040250336 XMC7 less .2%
2978.04391220 .00001 0 84 5039147 2 50786015053512
5827.8870228216904732883449850743 XMC2 less .2%
2978.50000000 .00010 1 2253554 75 50793793154853
5828.7795893248831902116027428018 XBC OK
3518.56287430 .00001 0 85 5477396 2 60003744836424
6885.6563265385993887748190639824 XMC2 less .2%
3519.00000000 .00001 1 2449540 5 60011200921553
6886.5119404653579123074849778072 XBC OK
9892.78000000 .00001 1 3471286 87 168706333821305
19359.688932258847041750454437836 NMCM failed
9892.78000000 .00001 1 6494182 83 168706339683377
19359.689604953747392745570092173 NMCM failed
9892.78000000 .00001 1 2335485 80 168706332211199
19359.688747493102911596587053447 NMCM failed
9892.31536930 .00001 0 9184182 2 168698416386612
19358.780376727314309534651698321 XMC2 less .2%
Bibliography:-
http://www.bigberthathing.com/spider.html experimental proof
http://www.bigberthathing.com/coil.html further predictions
http://www.bigberthathing.com/probeBII.html commentary
http://www.bigberthathing.com/pastures.html software
Hi there,
Salient features:-
Cern list of 900 experimental particle results in MeV, double
precision and mathematical (Fortran 77)
The list alone is not available anywhere-else, as a single list.
Not definitive. (Upgraded to anomaly) see pairs below.
42 year scientific project, by ex-Mensa member. (They stopped
concessionary subscriptions)
10 year ago table basis was electron value of 227879226. (update X
gives 8714310153)
Thank you,
Tony Lance
tony...@bigberthathing.com
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> > OUTLANDISH PARTICLE PERIODIC TABLE
> > By Tony Lance Dip.Math(Open) 5th January 2012
> Update X from http://www.bigberthathing.com/structur.html
> > .510998902 1.0D-09 1 1 80305 1 8714310153 1.0 XLC
> > For full table see link:- http://www.bigberthathing.com/textform.html
> username overland
> password spirebell
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Particles marked OK below were from CERN, all other particles below
are new values.
.510998902 1.0D-09 1 132017 1 8714310153
1.0000000000000000000000000000 XLC OK
937.68996600 2.3d-05 0 1 803240 9 15990879114180
1835.0137685511409866845945390119 NBC less .2%
938.27201300 2.3D-05 1 1999505 3 16000803288273
1836.1526050073558817479008771287 XBC OK
497.10578800 .00001 0 2 608059 8 8477383782866
972.81180426514479602319015601372 XMC8 less .2%
497.62500000 .00003 1 3 2058825 2 8486239189053
973.8279955679011508783970177335 NMC2 charged
547.12000000 .00010 1 4 1526563 3 9330298788281
1070.6870222043840077675968391712 NMC3 charged
546.69161700 .00007 0 5 637665 8 9322996778184
1069.8490889694180477489369433051 XMC8 less .2%
547.30000000 .00005 1 2159242 72 9333370657765
1071.0395308287118295317804945701 NMCN failed
547.30000000 .00005 1 1160129 74 9333370102527
1071.0394671130544508633120715138 NMCN failed
547.31100000 .00010 1 6 1526830 3 9333559813073
1071.0612371146574681710206969724 NMC3 charged
546.78043900 .00001 0 7 2159225 2 9324509519700
1070.0226817713083065658473356382 XMC2 less .2%
546.90618800 .00004 0 8 1526978 3 9326653357848
1070.268695295082412704206168504 XMC3 less .2%
547.45000000 .00003 1 9 1160288 4 9335929039281
1071.3331147695036601022846334765 NMC4 charged
762.60000000 .00015 1 10 648234 10 13004984396837
1492.3710733843787714908062671521 NMC0 charged
762.17564870 .00005 0 11 1802619 3 12997748247120
1491.5406978767421889809342433213 XMC3 less .2%
762.47504990 .00001 0 12 1802973 3 13002853766808
1492.1265755421409086952886653815 XMC3 less .2%
763.00000000 .00023 1 2549812 2 13011801880465
1493.1534053771932576749543653751 XMC OK
762.57485030 3.5D-06 0 1803091 73 13004555829488
1492.3218936625791680150680081033 XMCN failed
762.57485030 3.5D-06 0 2549956 72 13004556303784
1492.3219480898363659607055530515 XMCN failed
763.47305390 .00012 0 13 1141046 5 13019871151620
1494.0793847161570036443480255367 XMC5 less .2%
764.00000000 .00001 1 14 1141058 5 13028859314373
1495.110810336222376591833017353 NMC5 charged
766.46706590 .00010 0 15 966249 7 13070933347504
1499.9389645322852212694247904628 XMC7 less .2%
767.00000000 .00010 1 2556492 2 13080022115265
1500.9819349569574586611572029045 XMC OK
767.46506990 .00005 0 16 2558119 2 13087950752560
1501.8917760293767684997841962855 XMC2 less .2%
768.00000000 .00001 1 755540 8 13097073154407
1502.9386060924379862383812494079 XMC OK
769.46107780 .00003 0 17 1376226 4 13121990858184
1505.7980067035605772981718200729 XMC4 less .2%
770.00000000 .00003 1 18 2561490 2 13131181473333
1506.8526645006365772393458211126 NMC3 charged
768.46307390 .00005 0 19 1810039 3 13104971966240
1503.8450245804557376533853097987 XMC3 less .2%
769.00000000 3.5D-07 1 20 2559825 2 13114127491053
1504.8956556289556704741720707034 NMC2 charged
765.46906190 .00005 0 21 649670 10 13053913210646
1497.985839550597413766390648685 XMC0 less .2%
766.00000000 .00005 1 1806533 3 13062967456641
1499.0248484722483115411327269981 XMC OK
766.16766470 .00005 0 22 2555956 2 13065827259784
1499.3530216830693058303406934063 XMC2 less .2%
766.80000000 .00011 1 754949 8 13076607103293
1500.5900494362402113598492206432 XMC OK
768.96207580 .00010 0 23 1095430 6 13113478560584
1504.821188406925869488271815932 XMC6 less .2%
769.50000000 .00001 1 24 756278 8 13122653888355
1505.87409191964297073372710837 NMC8 charged
772.45508980 .00001 0 970016 77 13173048143812
1511.6570230492690153852503119647 XMCN failed
772.45508980 .00001 0 2566422 72 13173048897012
1511.6571094818135055193737261511 XMCN failed
773.00000000 .00005 1 1814774 3 13182340253553
1512.7233277340754295734784825486 NMC3 charged
773.50000000 .00005 1 25 1379377 4 13190866528809
1513.7017500195233181987939740019 NMC4 charged
773.05389220 .00010 0 26 1379435 4 13183261034238
1512.8289907950445196875241399272 XMC4 less .2%
773.45309380 .00001 0 27 758470 8 13190068272608
1513.6101471058118764205981778992 XMC8 less .2%
774.00000000 .00002 1 28 2568139 2 13199395293073
1514.6804579280390457775803243206 NMC2 charged
773.55289420 .00001 0 2568245 72 13191769896540
1513.805414878260186248388168885 XMCN failed
773.55289420 .00001 0 1379880 74 13191769449396
1513.8053635667975289242611376676 XMCN failed
777.40000000 .00010 0 1383307 4 13257374333898
1521.3337718228904997753985725048 XMC OK
774.10179640 .00005 0 2569156 72 13201130242984
1514.8795499824345074581372889999 XMCN failed
774.10179640 .00005 0 758788 78 13201129972412
1514.8795189332756814032115847736 XMCN failed
774.25149700 .00010 0 29 1816843 3 13203681213968
1515.1722835366931654813686547014 XMC3 less .2%
774.80000000 .00010 1 1816887 3 13213035060777
1516.2456727832051033495043425728 XMC OK
774.35129740 .00003 0 2569570 72 13205385108940
1515.3678119195581493322595996888 XMCN failed
774.35129740 .00003 0 1380592 74 13205385309330
1515.3678349150674302376990460096 XMCN failed
774.90000000 .00025 1 2569633 2 13214746958797
1516.4421195460519202844581150404 NMC2 charged
774.42115770 .00005 0 30 2569686 2 13206577416564
1515.5046337222099099644015160634 XMC2 less .2%
775.00000000 .00020 1 31 1817122 3 13216451030177
1516.6376681724011160519455061907 NMC3 charged
774.54091820 .00006 0 32 1149287 5 13208617576560
1515.7387497864972995757453160274 XMC5 less .2%
775.10000000 .00003 1 730048 9 13218154352591
1516.8331308520733115568281747844 XMC OK
775.90000000 .00008 1 33 2571291 2 13231794266097
1518.3983624385694962537328914371 NMC2 charged
775.44910180 .00001 0 34 1100041 6 13224106069622
1517.5161128582796265778033066985 XMC6 less .2%
775.84830340 .00005 0 35 1381926 4 13230914037630
1518.2973528977629906030726974057 XMC4 less .2%
776.30000000 4.3D-05 1 730613 9 13238616235665
1519.1812092099403155131194238549 XMC OK
781.00000000 .00010 1 1824147 3 13318770717177
1528.3792386700698602045728679265 NMC3 charged
780.51896210 .00005 0 975066 87 13310565511912
1527.4376603786229732555629868456 XMCM failed
780.51896210 .00005 0 2579783 82 13310565813744
1527.4376950149848539594434148206 XMCM failed
780.51896210 .00005 0 1103631 86 13310565200400
1527.4376246314445356418334953427 XMCM failed
782.08000000 .00007 1 36 1104373 6 13337185016861
1530.4923491011532281412476827642 NMC6 charged
781.63672650 .00001 0 37 762472 8 13329627409250
1529.6250850861814626532951219369 XMC8 less .2%
782.20000000 3.5D-06 1 1387118 4 13339232522181
1530.7273080691095296616992007124 NMC4 charged
781.73652690 .00005 0 1387160 74 13331329666578
1529.8204255432128179842625346594 XMCN failed
781.73652690 .00005 0 656537 70 13331329475312
1529.820403594716994232279994912 XMCN failed
782.40000000 .00001 1 733480 79 13342644008501
1531.1187890079450101940846079959 NMCN failed
782.40000000 .00001 1 656601 70 13342643409143
1531.1187202293510105687421474543 NMCN failed
781.93612770 .00003 0 2582124 2 13334733867000
1530.211070397737311289842956316 XMC2 less .2%
782.60000000 .00005 1 656685 10 13346055307319
1531.5102484302178818720775452758 NMC7 charged
782.13572850 .00005 0 1154908 75 13338136433720
1530.60152777878756319725862757 XMCN failed
782.13572850 .00005 0 1387514 74 13338136750206
1530.6015640967512853223093217577 XMCN failed
893.70000000 .00001 1 38 2759708 2 15240696320097
1748.9274598345822727569838883608 XMC2 charged
893.21357285 .00001 0 39 2759746 2 15232401488524
1747.975596585815024066197015928 XMC2 less .2%
894.20000000 .00005 1 1234524 5 15249221721153
1749.9057818022787098750626715271 XMC OK
893.71257485 .00002 0 40 1951980 3 15240911489520
1748.9521513384675143774401301138 XMC3 less .2%
894.70000000 4.3D-05 1 41 1043655 7 15257749547677
1750.8843821015880245776237292021 NMC7 charged
894.21157680 .00001 0 42 815533 8 15249420392672
1749.9285801093749526084833166254 XMC8 less .2%
895.70000000 .00001 1 43 2762796 2 15274803310977
1752.8413658444869445536706271969 NMC2 charged
895.20958080 .00002 0 44 815988 8 15266439063540
1751.8815368631738898357293756056 XMC8 less .2%
896.00000000 .00003 1 1953919 3 15279919960073
1753.4285206514843218020587704919 XMC OK
895.80838320 .00001 0 45 1235987 5 15276651001560
1753.0533953167640945221243607486 XMC5 less .2%
897.10000000 .00020 1 785439 9 15298680647571
1755.58138039237171961602546831 NMC9 charged
896.60678640 3.5d-06 0 1045065 77 15290266590064
1754.6158355174164295090817615061 XMCN failed
896.60678640 3.5d-06 0 2764983 72 15290267510544
1754.6159411459726593001836206277 XMCN failed
956.30000000 .00010 1 46 2854779 2 16308246297393
1871.4328513747816797495616977497 NMC2 charged
955.88123750 .00010 0 47 843186 8 16301104593366
1870.6133138667505491986360334448 XMC8 less .2%
957.50000000 .00003 1 48 1534793 4 16328709348783
1873.7810638013218761322184948402 NMC4 charged
957.08582830 .00006 0 49 2856715 2 16321646895880
1872.9706206590648071003997463527 XMC2 less .2%
984.00000000 3.5D-06 1 2895851 72 16780626130257
1925.6402211573889571198969924935 XMC failed OK
984.00000000 3.5D-06 1 822622 79 16780625822111
1925.6401857964717313407286526264 XMC failed OK
983.63273450 .00025 0 1556012 4 16774367246166
1924.9219905710188692660822259352 XMC4 less .2%
1019.36000000 .00020 1 50 870515 8 17383633565001
1994.83760157612558640360341556 NMC8 charged
1018.86227540 .00005 0 51 2084175 3 17375150059200
1993.8640872471595170684304194515 XMC3 less .2%
1019.44100000 .00007 1 1583684 4 17385016366833
1994.9962833085543954473937117854 NMC4 charged
1018.96207580 .00003 0 2947613 72 17376850690764
1994.0592411416321091779254233298 XMCN failed
1018.96207580 .00003 0 2084277 73 17376850788024
1994.0592523025844154849419438606 XMCN failed
1228.00000000 .00001 1 52 822693 10 20941674137189
2403.1361943182147834209636949561 NBC0 charged
1227.54491020 .00005 0 53 919040 9 20933914816434
2402.2457829581912058897084793718 XBC9 less .2%
1231.10000000 .00033 2 3238604 2 20994546835146
2409.2035360846537452819531290327 XBC OK
1230.50000000 .00010 1 1447994 5 20984309340606
2408.0287449238783135608691939106 XBC OK
1230.03992020 .00010 0 54 2290003 3 20976464120048
2407.1284762370564205003457145141 XBC3 less .2%
1230.93812380 .00008 0 55 1740662 4 20991782383770
2408.8863048491957892332318046197 XBC4 less .2%
1231.88000000 .00010 2 3239630 2 21007840173366
2410.728996848225904543381702609 XBC OK
1231.13772460 .00001 0 56 1448971 5 20995184078120
2409.276662122494000702111571952 XBC5 less .2%
1231.60000000 .00010 1 3239934 2 21003065438733
2410.1810780171115169625521590039 XBC OK
1231.33732530 .00010 0 57 3240261 2 20998589176764
2409.6674100513851655653826485971 XBC2 less .2%
1231.80000000 .00010 1 1449060 5 21006477636753
2410.5726406262097612077039415882 XBC OK
1278.00000000 .00010 1 58 1411922 6 21794346784743
2500.9836007776300224599086518191 NMC6 charged
1277.54491020 .00010 0 59 937570 9 21786585617492
2500.0929775252170784194947163708 XMC9 less .2%
1280.10000000 .00001 1 3303138 72 21830162210517
2505.0935561435943763797776776238 NMCN failed
1280.10000000 .00001 1 1774727 74 21830162144955
2505.0935486201072788463557454931 NMCN failed
1279.64071860 .00006 0 1774763 4 21822327070428
2504.1944442286595304751715095399 XMC4 less .2%
1281.90000000 .00010 1 60 976252 8 21860858440751
2508.6160644884956047306295594503 NMC8 charged
1281.43712570 .00020 0 61 2337357 3 21852960331224
2507.7097265927436402090610786182 XMC3 less .2%
1314.82000000 .00002 1 62 1432125 6 22422258996381
2573.0388983988460985409684671801 NBC6 charged
1314.37125750 .00005 0 63 1432159 6 22414606703774
2572.1607689230016323473402083305 XMC6 less .2%
1321.15768460 .00010 0 64 3356362 2 22530338462812
2585.4414253382610812842387479343 XMC2 less .2%
1321.60000000 .00010 1 1435814 6 22537880154531
2586.306862944518839642911204058 XBC OK
1409.60000000 .00010 1 65 1862368 4 24038585155941
2758.5184293291930528789385401165 NBC4 charged
1409.18163670 .00005 0 66 1482913 6 24031454185928
2757.7001235898058584970816564876 XMC6 less .2%
1421.60000000 .00010 1 1489165 6 24243228466709
2782.002022083525904084263318049 NMC6 charged
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1315720 77 24235686077684
2781.1365044587712415335236003047 XMCM failed
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1556781 75 24235686387420
2781.1365400021469720117270652761 XMCM failed
1421.15768460 .00005 0 1028117 78 24235685386632
2781.1364251579444558243278307609 XMCM failed
1517.80000000 .00015 1 67 2543376 3 25883770393161
2970.2604037165487837095577380696 NBC3 charged
1517.36526950 .00007 0 68 2543440 3 25876358308160
2969.4098389706465156152447079422 XBC3 less .2%
1528.70000000 3.5D-07 1 69 1364366 7 26069657558665
2991.5916579684996667343198703798 NBC7 charged
1528.24351300 .00001 0 70 2552541 3 26061872436888
2990.698285843762990518384410319 XBC3 less .2%
1531.40000000 .00023 1 71 1067071 8 26115705980129
2996.8758882352118641651014001957 NBC8 charged
1530.93812380 .00010 0 72 1067088 8 26107825890990
2995.9716182470376206725769495342 XBC8 less .2%
1672.10000000 .00010 1 2028435 4 28515123826191
3272.2181475689553644465057175708 XBC OK
1671.65668660 .00016 0 73 3775418 2 28507569700284
3271.3512830926663943355287643731 XBC2 less .2%
1672.65469060 .00010 0 74 2670420 3 28524582587280
3273.303576125310306017059661567 XBC3 less .2%
1673.10000000 .00010 1 960337 10 28532177675027
3274.1751411274333145714007041952 XBC OK
1672.85429140 .00001 0 75 1615702 6 28527988989086
3273.6944735969624146564387263667 XBC6 less .2%
1673.30000000 .00010 1 1072843 9 28535589948101
3274.5667123492615032702520336838 XBC OK
1685.00000000 .00003 1 1432440 77 28735115314717
3297.463001684030146086538997208 NBCN failed
1685.00000000 .00003 1 1694886 75 28735116788973
3297.4631708604737332442291832208 NBCN failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 3789928 82 28727116070224
3296.5450581689894093903728881888 XBCM failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 2036272 84 28727115585636
3296.545002560686343292238797597 XBCM failed
1684.53093810 .00005 0 1621331 86 28727116433004
3296.5450997993644626708525645013 XBCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1697967 85 28830936310560
3308.4588228288642597272495770441 XMCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1624258 86 28830934458686
3308.4586103193290829844990944058 XMCM failed
1690.61876250 .00005 0 1121358 88 28830935614992
3308.4587430098094191621779427386 XMCM failed
1691.10000000 .00005 1 1697952 5 28839141232713
3309.40036863213996280630201251 XBC OK
1860.00000000 .00001 1 76 3981881 2 31719474870237
3639.9295312340026601300152278388 NMC2 charged
1859.58083830 .00005 0 77 1780795 5 31712326128200
3639.109186087744701367642497312 XMC5 less .2%
1862.00000000 .00010 1 78 3984022 2 31753584871165
3643.8437826582828994243625012276 NBC2 charged
1861.57684630 .00010 0 79 3984116 2 31746368571144
3643.0156849782254932784694976876 XMC2 less .2%
2464.50000000 .00020 1 4583644 2 42028308114913
4822.9070777844966611208473015661 NMC2 charged
2464.07185630 .00001 0 2049902 75 42021002595060
4822.0687417917749662174549871108 XBCN failed
2464.07185630 .00001 0 3241180 73 42021004134320
4822.0689184276730435990944009725 XBCN failed
2466.06786430 .00010 0 80 4585577 2 42055042017012
4825.9748940120148601738664786309 XBC2 less .2%
2466.50000000 .00015 1 1961678 6 42062407194351
4826.8200759265539535817804395285 XBC OK
2467.16566870 .00013 0 81 3243214 3 42073761172040
4828.1229877451207123681084340217 XBC3 less .2%
2467.60000000 .00030 1 4586526 2 42081164980557
4828.9726027332275053120891599278 XMC OK
2573.65269460 .00001 0 3312466 83 43889737254488
5036.5131013128400870677617250973 SBCM failed
2573.65269460 .00001 0 1383555 88 43889738448540
5036.5132383348164725346102792079 SBCM failed
2573.65269460 .00001 0 1330732 89 43889736545756
5036.5130199831665321265275833246 SBCM failed
2574.10000000 .00010 1 3312425 3 43897365082353
5037.3884233671479698136009183193 SBC OK
2976.30000000 3.5D-06 1 82 5037239 2 50756277870873
5824.4745688101973618151986379042 NMC2 charged
2975.84830340 3.5D-06 0 83 1903916 7 50748572545612
5823.5903536370264419713040250336 XMC7 less .2%
2978.04391220 .00001 0 84 5039147 2 50786015053512
5827.8870228216904732883449850743 XMC2 less .2%
2978.50000000 .00010 1 2253554 75 50793793154853
5828.7795893248831902116027428018 XBC OK
3518.56287430 .00001 0 85 5477396 2 60003744836424
6885.6563265385993887748190639824 XMC2 less .2%
3519.00000000 .00001 1 2449540 5 60011200921553
6886.5119404653579123074849778072 XBC OK
9892.78000000 .00001 1 3471286 87 168706333821305
19359.688932258847041750454437836 NMCM failed
9892.78000000 .00001 1 6494182 83 168706339683377
19359.689604953747392745570092173 NMCM failed
9892.78000000 .00001 1 2335485 80 168706332211199
19359.688747493102911596587053447 NMCM failed
9892.31536930 .00001 0 9184182 2 168698416386612
19358.780376727314309534651698321 XMC2 less .2%
Bibliography:-
http://www.bigberthathing.com/spider.html experimental proof
http://www.bigberthathing.com/coil.html further predictions
http://www.bigberthathing.com/probeBII.html commentary
http://www.bigberthathing.com/pastures.html software
David Spain
Jan 15, 2012, 8:28:03 PM1/15/12
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Tony Lance wrote:
> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
If you need an explanation of this table, we cannot help you.
> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
If you'd like a cite from CERN as the source of some of the entries in this
table, we cannot help you.
If you are wondering why this is posted to sci.space.history as opposed to
sci.physics, I cannot help you.
Dave
Jorge R. Frank
Jan 15, 2012, 8:55:33 PM1/15/12
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almost as long as Pat Flannery, but at the moment I can't find any "Big
Bertha" post from him before about 2000:
<http://groups.google.com/group/sci.space.history/msg/b4755bb25de12e62>
Greg (Strider) Moore
Jan 16, 2012, 10:34:51 AM1/16/12
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"Jorge R. Frank" wrote in message
news:dYydnfXAP-kLHo7S...@giganews.com...
among many things, entertaining.
><http://groups.google.com/group/sci.space.history/msg/b4755bb25de12e62>
>
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>
>On 01/15/2012 07:28 PM, David Spain wrote:
>> Tony Lance wrote:
>>> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
>>
>> If you need an explanation of this table, we cannot help you.
>>
>> If you'd like a cite from CERN as the source of some of the entries in
>> this table, we cannot help you.
>>
>> If you are wondering why this is posted to sci.space.history as opposed
>> to sci.physics, I cannot help you.
>
>Tony Lance is one of the original sci.space.* netk00ks. He's been around
>almost as long as Pat Flannery, but at the moment I can't find any "Big
>Bertha" post from him before about 2000:
>
Careful there. Don't lump him in with Pat. Pat was at the very least,
>On 01/15/2012 07:28 PM, David Spain wrote:
>> Tony Lance wrote:
>>> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
>>
>> If you need an explanation of this table, we cannot help you.
>>
>> If you'd like a cite from CERN as the source of some of the entries in
>> this table, we cannot help you.
>>
>> If you are wondering why this is posted to sci.space.history as opposed
>> to sci.physics, I cannot help you.
>
>Tony Lance is one of the original sci.space.* netk00ks. He's been around
>almost as long as Pat Flannery, but at the moment I can't find any "Big
>Bertha" post from him before about 2000:
>
among many things, entertaining.
><http://groups.google.com/group/sci.space.history/msg/b4755bb25de12e62>
>
>
--
Greg D. Moore President Green Mountain Software
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Jorge R. Frank
Jan 16, 2012, 8:19:30 PM1/16/12
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On 01/16/2012 09:34 AM, Greg (Strider) Moore wrote:
> "Jorge R. Frank" wrote in message
> news:dYydnfXAP-kLHo7S...@giganews.com...
>>
>> On 01/15/2012 07:28 PM, David Spain wrote:
>>> Tony Lance wrote:
>>>> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
>>>
>>> If you need an explanation of this table, we cannot help you.
>>>
>>> If you'd like a cite from CERN as the source of some of the entries in
>>> this table, we cannot help you.
>>>
>>> If you are wondering why this is posted to sci.space.history as opposed
>>> to sci.physics, I cannot help you.
>>
>> Tony Lance is one of the original sci.space.* netk00ks. He's been
>> around almost as long as Pat Flannery, but at the moment I can't find
>> any "Big Bertha" post from him before about 2000:
>>
>
> Careful there. Don't lump him in with Pat. Pat was at the very least,
> among many things, entertaining.
Oh, please. One would need to be terribly dense not to understand what I
> "Jorge R. Frank" wrote in message
> news:dYydnfXAP-kLHo7S...@giganews.com...
>>
>> On 01/15/2012 07:28 PM, David Spain wrote:
>>> Tony Lance wrote:
>>>> Outlandish Particle Periodic Table update X
>>>
>>> If you need an explanation of this table, we cannot help you.
>>>
>>> If you'd like a cite from CERN as the source of some of the entries in
>>> this table, we cannot help you.
>>>
>>> If you are wondering why this is posted to sci.space.history as opposed
>>> to sci.physics, I cannot help you.
>>
>> Tony Lance is one of the original sci.space.* netk00ks. He's been
>> around almost as long as Pat Flannery, but at the moment I can't find
>> any "Big Bertha" post from him before about 2000:
>>
>
> Careful there. Don't lump him in with Pat. Pat was at the very least,
> among many things, entertaining.
meant.
Alan Erskine
Jan 17, 2012, 4:20:23 AM1/17/12
to
remember anyone named Tony Lance. However, I have already labled him a
troll for posting the very same thing on sci.space.shuttle.
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Paul Madarasz
Jan 17, 2012, 9:39:56 AM1/17/12
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On Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:20:23 +1100, Alan Erskine
<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote, perhaps among other things:
He's been around for years, usually posting his stuff on seemingly
random newsgroups under the rubric "Big Bertha Thing".
--
"Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell."
-- Ed Abbey
<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote, perhaps among other things:
random newsgroups under the rubric "Big Bertha Thing".
--
"Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell."
-- Ed Abbey
Tony Lance
Jan 17, 2012, 2:02:29 PM1/17/12
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Hi David, Jorge, Greg, Alan, Fred and Paul,
I was sorry to hear about the retirement of the Space Shuttle
programme. It was a sad blow to manned space exploration.
The American politicians did not want any taxes without
representation issues raised in outer space.
I have been posting to newsgroups since 1997.
I first arrived here in hot pursuit, not by invitation.
Checkout the inmates of my most wanted list. (see link)
http://www.bigberthathing.com/want04.html
sci.space.shuttle gets an honourable mention.
The earliest time on my website that it gets mentioned
in dispatches is Date: 8 Sep 2001 22:08:25 -0000 (see link)
http://www.bigberthathing.com/thread.html
I would not want to intrude where I have not posted before.
I was sorry to hear about the retirement of the Space Shuttle
programme. It was a sad blow to manned space exploration.
The American politicians did not want any taxes without
representation issues raised in outer space.
I have been posting to newsgroups since 1997.
I first arrived here in hot pursuit, not by invitation.
Checkout the inmates of my most wanted list. (see link)
http://www.bigberthathing.com/want04.html
sci.space.shuttle gets an honourable mention.
The earliest time on my website that it gets mentioned
in dispatches is Date: 8 Sep 2001 22:08:25 -0000 (see link)
http://www.bigberthathing.com/thread.html
I would not want to intrude where I have not posted before.
Jeff Findley
Jan 17, 2012, 3:43:23 PM1/17/12
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In article <252de1f3be25fe43...@127.0.0.1>,
tony...@bigberthathing.com says...
1997 isn't very long ago for Usenet News. I've been on Usenet very
nearly a decade longer (since 1988 or so). There are several posters
here that have been around at least that long, since they were
considered "old timers" when I was new. ;-)
Jeff
--
" Ares 1 is a prime example of the fact that NASA just can't get it
up anymore... and when they can, it doesn't stay up long. ;) "
- tinker
tony...@bigberthathing.com says...
nearly a decade longer (since 1988 or so). There are several posters
here that have been around at least that long, since they were
considered "old timers" when I was new. ;-)
Jeff
--
" Ares 1 is a prime example of the fact that NASA just can't get it
up anymore... and when they can, it doesn't stay up long. ;) "
- tinker
Alan Erskine
Jan 17, 2012, 3:57:30 PM1/17/12
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On 18/01/2012 7:43 AM, Jeff Findley wrote:
>
> 1997 isn't very long ago for Usenet News. I've been on Usenet very
> nearly a decade longer (since 1988 or so). There are several posters
> here that have been around at least that long, since they were
> considered "old timers" when I was new. ;-)
>
> Jeff
Don't feed the troll.
>
> 1997 isn't very long ago for Usenet News. I've been on Usenet very
> nearly a decade longer (since 1988 or so). There are several posters
> here that have been around at least that long, since they were
> considered "old timers" when I was new. ;-)
>
> Jeff
Jeff Findley
Jan 17, 2012, 4:05:47 PM1/17/12
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In article <140bh7h8mqvkudsog...@4ax.com>,
fjmc...@gmail.com says...
> newsgroup. I do see mine. Tell us again how you've "been around
> longer than anyone on these groups now"...
>
> http://www.islandone.org/SpaceDigest/SpaceReorgTally.html
A search of Google Groups seems to indicate that "Alan Erskine" first
appeared on Usenet (sci.space.shuttle) in 2003 using the email address
alane...@optusnet.com.au.
I've been around since about 1988 (first account was
fin...@gn.ecn.purdue.edu). Google Groups is being a p.i.t.a., but it
looks like the earliest archived postings they have from that email
address date back to 1991.
fjmc...@gmail.com says...
>
> Alan Erskine <alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >I've been around longer than anyone on these groups now, and I don't
> >remember anyone named Tony Lance. However, I have already labled him a
> >troll for posting the very same thing on sci.space.shuttle.
> >
>
> Really? I don't see your name on the creation vote for this
> Alan Erskine <alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >I've been around longer than anyone on these groups now, and I don't
> >remember anyone named Tony Lance. However, I have already labled him a
> >troll for posting the very same thing on sci.space.shuttle.
> >
>
> newsgroup. I do see mine. Tell us again how you've "been around
> longer than anyone on these groups now"...
>
> http://www.islandone.org/SpaceDigest/SpaceReorgTally.html
A search of Google Groups seems to indicate that "Alan Erskine" first
appeared on Usenet (sci.space.shuttle) in 2003 using the email address
alane...@optusnet.com.au.
I've been around since about 1988 (first account was
fin...@gn.ecn.purdue.edu). Google Groups is being a p.i.t.a., but it
looks like the earliest archived postings they have from that email
address date back to 1991.
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David Spain
Jan 17, 2012, 11:41:08 PM1/17/12
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Fred J. McCall wrote:
> I first registered the Agent newsreader back in mid-1995. The
> earliest posts I find in Google Groups are in early 1992, but I know I
> was around long before that. I was around for the Challenger
> explosion (Jan 1986), because I started using a quote from Mary Shafer
> in my .sig file around then. My best estimate is that my first Usenet
> News contact would have been sometime in the last half of 1985
Speaking of '86...
Yeah, my earliest posts stem from 1989 according to Google, but I had been
posting responses to Henry to sci.space, sci.space.tech and apparently
comp.arch long before that (found an exception: see below). This all happened
in the early-to-mid 80s when my company got a dialup UUNET feed and one of our
OS developers setup a newsgroup host.
Then I got busy and drifted away for many years....
Thank goodness Henry kept backups or we likely wouldn't even have the DejaNews
aka Google archive back to 89.
But for all you youngsters out there: here's a sample of the old days from
comp.arch:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.arch/browse_thread/thread/c2d280071420230a/347c3cd21aa46033
Scroll down a bit after Henry's post about the VAX-11/780.
Dave
> I first registered the Agent newsreader back in mid-1995. The
> earliest posts I find in Google Groups are in early 1992, but I know I
> was around long before that. I was around for the Challenger
> explosion (Jan 1986), because I started using a quote from Mary Shafer
> in my .sig file around then. My best estimate is that my first Usenet
> News contact would have been sometime in the last half of 1985
Speaking of '86...
Yeah, my earliest posts stem from 1989 according to Google, but I had been
posting responses to Henry to sci.space, sci.space.tech and apparently
comp.arch long before that (found an exception: see below). This all happened
in the early-to-mid 80s when my company got a dialup UUNET feed and one of our
OS developers setup a newsgroup host.
Then I got busy and drifted away for many years....
Thank goodness Henry kept backups or we likely wouldn't even have the DejaNews
aka Google archive back to 89.
But for all you youngsters out there: here's a sample of the old days from
comp.arch:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.arch/browse_thread/thread/c2d280071420230a/347c3cd21aa46033
Scroll down a bit after Henry's post about the VAX-11/780.
Dave
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Jeff Findley
Jan 18, 2012, 10:26:23 AM1/18/12
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In article <KcidneWaD6720IvS...@giganews.com>, nospam@
127.0.0.1 says...
Purdue was running its Engineering Computer Netowrk (which is why there
was a ".ecn" in my purdue email address) on VAX-11/780's running Unix
when I was posting in the late 80's. We were using antiquated monocrome
terminals that didn't even have numeric keypads in our computer "labs".
It wasn't until the early 90's that PC and Mac computer labs became
common.
127.0.0.1 says...
was a ".ecn" in my purdue email address) on VAX-11/780's running Unix
when I was posting in the late 80's. We were using antiquated monocrome
terminals that didn't even have numeric keypads in our computer "labs".
It wasn't until the early 90's that PC and Mac computer labs became
common.
David Spain
Jan 18, 2012, 11:02:13 AM1/18/12
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Jeff Findley wrote:
> Purdue was running its Engineering Computer Netowrk (which is why there
> was a ".ecn" in my purdue email address) on VAX-11/780's running Unix
> when I was posting in the late 80's.
Ah the good ol' VAX.
> Purdue was running its Engineering Computer Netowrk (which is why there
> was a ".ecn" in my purdue email address) on VAX-11/780's running Unix
> when I was posting in the late 80's.
"When you care enough to steal the very best..."
Wish I'd bought a copy of ECKAC for the VAX-11/750 on microfiche,
would have been a nice souvenir.
Dave
Alan Erskine
Jan 19, 2012, 4:34:28 AM1/19/12
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On 18/01/2012 8:05 AM, Jeff Findley wrote:
> In article<140bh7h8mqvkudsog...@4ax.com>,
> fjmc...@gmail.com says...
>>
>> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I've been around longer than anyone on these groups now, and I don't
>>> remember anyone named Tony Lance. However, I have already labled him a
>>> troll for posting the very same thing on sci.space.shuttle.
>>>
>>
>> Really? I don't see your name on the creation vote for this
>> newsgroup. I do see mine. Tell us again how you've "been around
>> longer than anyone on these groups now"...
>>
>> http://www.islandone.org/SpaceDigest/SpaceReorgTally.html
>
> A search of Google Groups seems to indicate that "Alan Erskine" first
> appeared on Usenet (sci.space.shuttle) in 2003 using the email address
> alane...@optusnet.com.au.
>
> I've been around since about 1988 (first account was
> fin...@gn.ecn.purdue.edu). Google Groups is being a p.i.t.a., but it
> looks like the earliest archived postings they have from that email
> address date back to 1991.
>
> Jeff
I've been around since the beginning of 1999.
> In article<140bh7h8mqvkudsog...@4ax.com>,
> fjmc...@gmail.com says...
>>
>> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I've been around longer than anyone on these groups now, and I don't
>>> remember anyone named Tony Lance. However, I have already labled him a
>>> troll for posting the very same thing on sci.space.shuttle.
>>>
>>
>> Really? I don't see your name on the creation vote for this
>> newsgroup. I do see mine. Tell us again how you've "been around
>> longer than anyone on these groups now"...
>>
>> http://www.islandone.org/SpaceDigest/SpaceReorgTally.html
>
> A search of Google Groups seems to indicate that "Alan Erskine" first
> appeared on Usenet (sci.space.shuttle) in 2003 using the email address
> alane...@optusnet.com.au.
>
> I've been around since about 1988 (first account was
> fin...@gn.ecn.purdue.edu). Google Groups is being a p.i.t.a., but it
> looks like the earliest archived postings they have from that email
> address date back to 1991.
>
> Jeff
Alan Erskine
Jan 19, 2012, 4:39:45 AM1/19/12
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On 18/01/2012 1:39 AM, Paul Madarasz wrote:
>
> He's been around for years, usually posting his stuff on seemingly
> random newsgroups under the rubric "Big Bertha Thing".
I have heard of Big Bertha; the real thing (as real as it was) and this
>
> He's been around for years, usually posting his stuff on seemingly
> random newsgroups under the rubric "Big Bertha Thing".
guy, now that you mention it. Haven't seen the name before, so didn't
recognise it and didn't make the connection.
Alan Erskine
Jan 19, 2012, 4:41:12 AM1/19/12
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On 18/01/2012 8:34 PM, Fred J. McCall wrote:
> posting through.
>
I used a VAX computer (dumb terminal) in early 1995. All I can remember
is the orange text on the screen and how hard it was on the eyes.
> David Spain<nos...@127.0.0.1> wrote:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/comp.arch/browse_thread/thread/c2d280071420230a/347c3cd21aa46033
>>
>> Scroll down a bit after Henry's post about the VAX-11/780.
>>
>
> Which, oddly enough, is the hardware I was originally reading and
>> http://groups.google.com/group/comp.arch/browse_thread/thread/c2d280071420230a/347c3cd21aa46033
>>
>> Scroll down a bit after Henry's post about the VAX-11/780.
>>
>
> posting through.
>
I used a VAX computer (dumb terminal) in early 1995. All I can remember
is the orange text on the screen and how hard it was on the eyes.
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Tony Lance
Jan 19, 2012, 12:35:27 PM1/19/12
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Hi David, Jorge, Greg, Alan, Fred and Paul,
In 1972 I used a Xerox Sigma with the Comshare firm for Fortran.
It had 84K of free core, in my partition. (Mainframe)
In 1997 I used Janet to post Battle to sci.astro with files.
Drexel now uses Web2 for newsgroup postings with files.
15 years and back to where we started.
Alan Erskine
Jan 20, 2012, 5:47:34 AM1/20/12
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On 20/01/2012 2:35 AM, Fred J. McCall wrote:
> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
>>>
>>
>> I've been around since the beginning of 1999.
>>
>
> You're at least a decade too new to be claiming that "I've been around
> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
>>>
>>
>> I've been around since the beginning of 1999.
>>
>
> longer than anyone on these groups now".
>
I didn't make the claim to big-mouth myself; it was simply an
illustration of how long I have been on these groups. What was your excuse?
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Alan Erskine
Jan 20, 2012, 8:04:03 AM1/20/12
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> obviously *NOT* "been around longer than anyone on these groups now".
>
You were just big-mouthing yourself.
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Greg (Strider) Moore
Jan 20, 2012, 10:43:23 AM1/20/12
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"Jeff Findley" wrote in message
news:MPG.29809ce4e...@news.eternal-september.org...
I can't recall when I first started reading/posting. I believe it was around
1989 when RPI setup it up so that their *FORUM software on the mainframe
running MTS started exchanging articles with Usenet.
(speaking of which, I've got some friends from RPI working on getting an
image of MTS running in a VM now. Runs a bit faster on a VM now than on the
actual hardware back then. :-)
>
>Jeff
news:MPG.29809ce4e...@news.eternal-september.org...
1989 when RPI setup it up so that their *FORUM software on the mainframe
running MTS started exchanging articles with Usenet.
(speaking of which, I've got some friends from RPI working on getting an
image of MTS running in a VM now. Runs a bit faster on a VM now than on the
actual hardware back then. :-)
>
>Jeff
David Spain
Jan 20, 2012, 5:31:08 PM1/20/12
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Greg (Strider) Moore wrote:
> (speaking of which, I've got some friends from RPI working on getting an
> image of MTS running in a VM now. Runs a bit faster on a VM now than on
> the actual hardware back then. :-)
Same is also true for DTCyber. What fun it was getting that up and going on a
> (speaking of which, I've got some friends from RPI working on getting an
> image of MTS running in a VM now. Runs a bit faster on a VM now than on
> the actual hardware back then. :-)
PC and having it be faster than the CDC-6600 it emulates!
Dave
Alan Erskine
Jan 20, 2012, 10:05:44 PM1/20/12
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On 21/01/2012 1:23 AM, Fred J. McCall wrote:
> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> You were just big-mouthing yourself.
>>
>
> Uh, you want to try that again in real English?
> Alan Erskine<alan.e...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> You were just big-mouthing yourself.
>>
>
>
> You know, it's really sad when someone (like you) tries to pump
> themselves up, gets caught out, and then isn't smart enough to STOP
> DIGGING.
>
> But perhaps you like the bottom of that hole....
>
You're not worth the effort. Bye Bye.
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Alan Erskine
Jan 21, 2012, 7:53:42 AM1/21/12
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> weren't smart enough to just stop, though. This way you just look
> like you're running away crying after being bitch slapped for your own
> egotistical stupidity.
>
As usual, you're delusional.
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