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I dont get all these "...after all the time and money spent on this..." comments. How in gods name do you know how long it should take to control this reaction?? You are like my boss: Everything should be done in about a month - hard tasks can take two…

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Unluckily experiments down on earth on different altitudes did not yet show a different speed of light. Thus we should not discuss about things we can't measure as the decision is made by experiments and not by theory.

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May be you should ask how many moles are in a bottle ... or at least it's net weight.

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Nobody is arguing about this. The connection to light (going slower) is the problem.

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This is a contradiction to logic. Time can only be measured/defined due to existing "real" motion not the other way round. No motion no time!

We can always measure/detect motion without time as all our ancestor have done this…

And let us not forget the Einstein had impeccable manners ( 'he was such a gentleman' - so said Marilyn Monroe) So keep this exchange polite.

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The true absolute E/B fields are complex and thus not zero at the same time. The logic above works only for the real part.


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This is was the "true" clock says. But you say time is based on path length of…

Preprint of Professor Akito Takahashi' (et al) ICCF-22 paper showing XS heat effect on nano-metal/zirconium composities in the presence of deuterium.

ProcICCF22paper_Takahashidraft.pdfProcICCF22paper_Takahashidraft.pdf

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Well, the people from the Electric Universe side of things was sure the image was not going to be as expected. In fact, they have called many NASA and ESA "surprises" before the fact. However, Astrophysics refuses to admit that a…

During replication of the CAN electrolysis experiment earlier this year, I detected a RF signal at 228 MHz, shown below. This was probably from a stray LC resonance of the apparatus wiring, stimulated by the fast high current impulse from the sparker. I…

For those of us replicators without large budgets or adequate laboratories:

At ICCF22 I had a chance to speak with Renzo Mondaini, who posted some simple but interesting experiments a few years ago on YouTube. Talking to a few other participants, I was…

here is my slides in ICCF22. Excess Energy from a Vapor Compression System 0911rev.pdf

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The synthetic black hole picture recently constructed from different spectra is exactly what you expect from dense space Maxwell solution. It does not show the predicted aggregation disk as in fact the electric surface in 4D gets…

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Is it not true (or likely) that tidal forces would kill you before you even reached the event horizon? Death would certainly prevent you from noticing it.

https://spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov/blackh/4Page33.pdf

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It should be the other way round because gravity at the lower clock position squeezes the orbit.


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This would, imply that the photon at a certain point in space/time has no energy at all....

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I'm not so sure about this. The electron is a special manifestation of charge. Inside the nucleus the mass associated with charge sometime doubles (neutron case). Without understanding how charge is generated you will not manage…

Now, I am more inclined to find solutions to problems Than to keep complaining about them, so, THHuxleynew, imagine yourself in Wyttenbach’s shoes and tell us what journal would you choose to submit a seminal paper on the SO(4) model, where would you…

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This is exactly what the SO(4) strong force equation shows. Coupling depends on mass....
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Of course an excited proton doing one more rotation can only give up two photons. 2 are needed due to rotation…

Well THHuxleynew , you have to admit that for skeptic outsiders the complexity of the LHC and the miriad of potential experimental error sources makes that all this hesitant analysis sounds like an attempt to fill the slot that was predicted by the…

At least Mills is doing some research and experiments. This area of research doesn't favor theorists - only experimentalists can get finally success here. Mills is about to realize it too I guess. BTW Mills reported a COP over 37 in his nickel - aqueous…