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LHC@home Science :
The Dimension of Feeling
(Message 19123)
Posted 28 Feb 2008 by Ernesto Solis Post: I studied psychology and if more people would take that branch of science as a serious science we would have less of these discussions. Thanks to neuropsychology, we know that feelings are the results of biochemical reactions in the brain. River~~ Since General Relativity & Quantum Mechanics break down in a black hole and thier is nowhere to turn. Is it possible that something in Thought(feeling), matter, & energy is an unopened door to the missing link of entering into one. Mr. Rookie Ernie Team Art Bell |
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LHC@home Science :
What the Bleep!!! Down the rabbit hole
(Message 18613)
Posted 19 Nov 2007 by Ernesto Solis Post: I watched this great documentary/movie on DVD a few months back called "What the Bleep, down the rabbit hole”. It was very interesting and I have so many questions for all you smart crunchers. Before I shoot away with the questions I wanted to give those who haven’t seen it a chance to look it over first. For those who have, I’d like to know what you thought about it and is their anything you could have added to the show to tie the different subject matters together. Thanks and God Bless Ernie Team Art Bell P.S. Just wanted to say hi to Alex,River~~ and Mr. Hunt. |
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The Death Of LISA
(Message 14816)
Posted 22 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: I would take all the money of all the projects and have it earn interest for 10 years. Then thier will be plenty for: 1) Safety protocals 2) A well designed space station 3) All of Burt Rutans designes when he murges with NASA 4) Moon Base Alpha 5) Mining the moon 5) Something beyond LISA Or should we just stick to conquring the germ!!! Frankly, after CERN discovers Sparticals and supersymmetry, were not going to need the above. Then again, I'm just a rookie! Help me out guys Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Cafe LHC :
Anyone have some good song selections to share?
(Message 14650)
Posted 17 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post:
Hi John, Hey have you ever heard "Ummagumma" thiers a piece of music on there with a chanting Irishman. Do you know what that is? Your amigo Ernie S Team Art Bell |
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Magnifying light speed Questions
(Message 14644)
Posted 15 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: What if we were travelling at 99.9% the speed of light and pushed the Any contribution from France is well appriciated. Thank you Ernie S |
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LHC@home Science :
Strength of glass on the moon
(Message 14643)
Posted 15 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Anyway, what you want to do Ernie is not take glass to the moon, but make it there! I'm not sure what firing a few megajoules ( that you got from solar power ) through lunar dust does, but maybe it'll vitrify ( become glass-like ). :-) Spot on! NASA's having a contest (MoonROx, the Moon Regolith Oxygen competition) to see who can build a device to extract 5 Kg of breathable oxygen from lunar simulant in only 8 hours. One technique (pyrolysis) utilizes concentrated solar energy (sunlight focused with a lens) to heat the lunar simulant, and what's leftover is '"slag", a low-oxygen, highly metallic, often glassy material', and it would make a good raw material for 'bricks, pavement, or radiation shielding' from friends at Einstein@home(Chipper & Mike) Just sharing info guys, thanks Ernie S |
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Cafe LHC :
Anyone have some good song selections to share?
(Message 14636)
Posted 11 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: SANTANA-SONG FOR MY BROTHER |
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LHC@home Science :
Strength of glass on the moon
(Message 14632)
Posted 8 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post:
There will be many someday! Thanks for your imput guys Ernie |
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LHC@home Science :
Strength of glass on the moon
(Message 14623)
Posted 5 Sep 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Does anyone know: What is the strength of glass on the moon? How would Aerogel conpare to glass on the moon? How can the two(Glass and Aerogel) strengthen a space station and where on the station can they be applied? What in your opinions is the best material for space station construction? Simple minds want to know Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Cafe LHC :
5 separate ufo's caught on nasa shuttle video
(Message 14613)
Posted 30 Aug 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Only five? I saw more than that. Of course, there's no evidence that this is unedited NASA video. Even if it is, there are many explanations. I know, its just one of those fun questions. thanks for your reply Ernie p.s. Ice, space debris, cans of soup... Any suggestions? |
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Cafe LHC :
5 separate ufo's caught on nasa shuttle video
(Message 14598)
Posted 27 Aug 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Hey guys, You think maybe we can flag them down and ask them where gravitons escape too? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF0zGexD19I&mode=related&search= Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Magnifying light speed Questions
(Message 14469)
Posted 31 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post:
Good to hear from you! We all miss you sir!!! Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Magnifying light speed Questions
(Message 14418)
Posted 24 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: There is no travelling AT the speed of light. Alex, What if we were travelling at 99.9% the speed of light and pushed the magnifying glass away from us. Could we see beyond the barrier of light speed? Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless P.S. Hows River~~ doing? |
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Cafe LHC :
Gravity wave center
(Message 14397)
Posted 21 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Frome Ben at Einstein@home: Actually you can say a lot about galactic structure without knowing where the dark matter is. The spiral arms in spiral galaxies are density waves propagating around the galactic disk due to its rotation. They're not all that different from hurricanes in some ways, but on a grand scale. Instead of a little air getting squeezed so that water droplets condense on a timescale of hours and produce an "arm" of clouds, you've got the interstellar gas getting squeezed so that it condenses on a timescale of millions of years and produces stars. The spiral arm propagates because the biggest stars burn fast and die in big explosions, which push out bubbles in the interstellar medium and compress the next bit of gas further around the galactic disk, which makes more stars down there, which blow ... and so on. There is some thought that spiral galaxies are just ellipticals that got these waves triggered by close encounters or mergers with other galaxies. Our galaxy is surrounded by several little satellite galaxies (including the Magellanic Clouds which you can see in the southern sky) and a shredded streamer of stars which looks like another one in the process of being eaten. So it looks like we had a "recent" (less than a billion years) encounter with another galaxy that got ripped up and gave us our spirals. If I recall correctly, bars are basically the same but involve the concentration of gas and dust near the center of the galaxy which generally has different dynamics from the disk out where we (and the spiral arms) live. Hope this helps, Ben |
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Similarities
(Message 14396)
Posted 21 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Are their any similarities between the way strings in (string theory) are tied down to our universe membrane and the white magnetic field lines (or sunspots) connected to the suns magnetic carpet? Another question to add to the original! While white magnetic field lines have a positive & negative polarity. How is Electro/Magnatism (polarity) associated with strings? (grounded) Always an honor to ask my fellow crunchers! Thanks Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Seed Magazine Audio Slideshow about the LHC
(Message 14391)
Posted 21 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Right on Alex! Ernie S |
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Cafe LHC :
Flight of the Virgo Cluster(want to take a ride)
(Message 14369)
Posted 19 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post:
Always an honor to hear from you John. Ernie P.S.Thanks for all the Santana videos on the other thread, that was cool. |
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Cafe LHC :
Flight of the Virgo Cluster(want to take a ride)
(Message 14367)
Posted 19 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Want to take a ride? Just in case you've never been there! http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/~tully/outreach/movie.html Enjoy! Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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LHC@home Science :
Top 100 discoveries in the last 25 years.
(Message 14332)
Posted 15 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: Found this interesting list. It is divided into categories. Enjoy! John Thanks for the info, awsome..... Ernie S Team Art Bell God Bless |
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Magnifying light speed Questions
(Message 14241)
Posted 5 Jul 2006 by Ernesto Solis Post: This was from Debugas at Einstein@home at the speed of light your time stops. If you moving very close to the speed of light then things in front of you that you approach will be changing very fast (live and age in an eye blink) and the things you leave behind you will look almost freezed (passing very slowly) mirror in front of you (that travels together with you) will give you reflection up until the very speed of light. At the speed of light the mirror will be at zero distance from you and give you immediate reflection of your current state (or you can treat it as giving no reflection) When space becomes flat there is no space to speak about moving back and forth and reflecting anything (i mean in the direction of your movement)? The more interesting question here is this: if you put a clock in front of your mirror and try to compare the clock in your hand and the clock-reflection that comes back. will both show the same time ? What the difference will be ? will it be changing (decreasing increasing) if you move faster ? What will you see if you have a magnifying glass in front of you? i don't see how it would be different in any way from what you see when you do not move. Have in mind that when you move at speed close to speed of light the things in front of you that you are approaching get magnified by themselves (well not exactly magnified but they approach you and it looks like they stretch out from the destination point of your movement) - well in normal situation when you look at road in front of you it looks narrowing the farther you look , at the speed of light however it will not look narrowing - it will look equally wide at any distance ahead. So for magnifying glass there is nothing to magnify because all distances ahead of you become zero - collapse to the plane perpendicular to the direction of your movement. At this point i would like to mention wave-function collapse paradox. If you look at two entangled photons moving in opposite directions and then detect one's polarization immidiately knowing that the other's one polarization must be perpendicular. This looks for you as faster than light collapse of wave function. But for those photons the space is flat and they are still at zero distance from each other. Could this provide a solution to the paradox ? Look at paradox from photons point of view ;) Where would a video camera have to be placed to record such an event? sorry i don't get your question. You mean how an outside observer would monitor your motion ? the observer that is standing still ahead of you will not see you until the very moment you reach him (interestingly if Jesus Christ arrives in the light-speed spaceship to earth we will have no warning before his arrival - he would indeed come as promissed in the bible - unexpectedly without prior warning ). Incoming at light speed objects cannot be seen in advance so we can get unexpected incoming at any moment (and actually some scientists were warning us about incoming very fast objects from the milky way central parts). The observer staying behind you will see you freezed (when you move at close to speed of light the objects that you run away from they will look almost freezed and from those objects standpoint you will also seem to be changing very slowly) |
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