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Bruce__H Replied to the thread Bruce's 'Baffled' SO4 Thread..
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My memory of reading Thomas Kuhn's "The Copernican Revolution" years ago is that the heliocentric theory was actually less accurate than the Ptolemaic theory for predicting the positions of the planets. -
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can Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
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I don't think that (so far) there have been deliberate suggestions that it takes less energy to convert stable UDH back to ordinary H than what is obtained from the initial condensation to UDH, if that is what you mean.
If lower values than… -
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Bruce__H Replied to the thread Bruce's 'Baffled' SO4 Thread..
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No. I mean a prediction made before the measurement. Suppose that over the next 2 years experimenters add 5 significant figures to the measured mass of some particle. If Wyttenbach were to publicly predict, ahead of time, what… -
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Alan Smith Reacted with
to Curbina’s post in the thread Bruce's 'Baffled' SO4 Thread.. From the Andreas Osiander foreword to Copernicus "De Revolutionibus"
There have already been widespread reports about the novel hypotheses of this work, which declares that the earth moves whereas the sun is at rest in the center of the universe. Hence… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
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If my understanding is correct the RM<->UDH conversion is only reversible as long as condensation energy is not removed (harvested).
I tend to believe there must be some accumulation of UDH in Mills's process therefore. -
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Shane D. Reacted with
to can’s post in the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread. Stable UDH clusters (which have already dissipated their condensation energy) in theory should be only destroyed by incident radiation (photons—including thermal photons—and particles) with energy larger than a significant fraction of their bond… -
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can Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
Rob Woudenberg
The RM<->UDH conversion is reversible and there should be no energy gain by going back and forward between the two states repeatedly; only towards the ultra-dense state. -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Covid-19 News.
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Rob Woudenberg Reacted with
to can’s post in the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread. Stable UDH clusters (which have already dissipated their condensation energy) in theory should be only destroyed by incident radiation (photons—including thermal photons—and particles) with energy larger than a significant fraction of their bond… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Ultra-dense hydrogen and Rydberg matter—a more informal general discussion thread.
can
In case UDH would be converted back to regular Hydrogen, this would mean excitation of the electrons to regular orbits.
To have excess energy in the whole process cycle, there must be conversion of mass, otherwise there is another mystery going on.
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