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Dark energy detected on Earth's surface? by Eric Flesch
Yes, an amazing phenomenon shows that dark energy is affecting the Earth's surface. As you move away from a central point, you will find, after travelling a...
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December 15th 06 03:00 PM
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Universal mass-to-age ratio by Sid Lanier
To about an order of magnitude, the ratio of the observed mass of the universe, M, to its age, T, is equal to the ratio of the Planck mass, m(p), to the...
December 7th 06 10:39 PM
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Conformal Invariance of General Relativity and Maxwell's Eqns by [email protected]
In the early 1980s E.Recami, P. Caldirola, G.D. Maccarrone, M. Pavsic, C. Sivaram, K.P. Sinha and others explored the possibility of applying conformally...
November 24th 06 10:12 PM
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Still lower noise radio astronomy (was: low-noise amplifiers for radio astronomy ) by George Dishman
"John (Liberty) Bell" wrote in message ... George Dishman wrote: "John...
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November 24th 06 01:39 PM
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Hubble Infrared Ultra Deep Field clearly reveals deep cosmic background fractile 3D mesh of H filaments lit by hypernovae: Murray 2006.11.21 by Rich Murray
Hubble Infrared Ultra Deep Field clearly reveals deep cosmic background fractile 3D mesh of H filaments lit by hypernovae: Murray...
November 22nd 06 10:41 AM
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Finding the Lensing Mass... by Eric Flesch
The new paper astro-ph/0611275 announces a gravitationally lensed QSO pair of images with separation of 22.5". They show a nearby cluster of galaxies with...
November 16th 06 10:40 AM
by Stupendous_Man Go to last post
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hbar * H = (3/2) * G * m^2 / Rp ? by Richard Saam
To All: A little aside here, but why does the following energy correlation hold? Planck's constant (hbar) * Hubble Constant (H)= (3/2) Newton Gravity...
November 13th 06 02:08 PM
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Wide Gravitational Lens Candidate (52" across) by Eric Flesch
There's a new paper out, astro-ph/0611275, on the discovery of a new wide-angle gravitationally lensed QSO, with image separation of 22.5", which they report...
November 13th 06 10:18 AM
by Eric Flesch Go to last post
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NASA approves Hubble servicing mission by Jonathan Thornburg -- remove -animal to reply
There's a bit more information on the planned HST repairs, including links to NASA pages on the new Wide Field Camera 3 and Cosmic Origins Spectrograph, on...
November 11th 06 11:59 AM
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Still lower noise radio astronomy by Steve Willner
I hadn't planned to post again on this topic, but some of the nonsense written has been too painful to stand. I beg the other posters to look at a textbook or...
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November 11th 06 11:58 AM
by Oh No Go to last post
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Big Bang in a Flat Universe by Chalky
I never had a problem with a Big Bang in a universe with positive curvature, because traced back light trajectories in all directions meet together at a point,...
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November 11th 06 08:41 AM
by Oh No Go to last post
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Still lower noise radio astronomy by Steve Willner
SWThe main point to recognize is that a star's structure is set by its SWmass and composition. The structure determines the fusion rate, SW_not_ the other...
November 11th 06 08:39 AM
by Oh No Go to last post
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Spectral class of FM Lyr? by Steve Willner
From: (Steve Willner) Subject: Spectral class of FM Lyr? In article , nytecam...
November 11th 06 08:37 AM
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Math for Astrophysics by west
I'm a high school sophomore and the highest math I've taken is Algebra 2. I would like to be an astro-physicist. How would you plan my math career...
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November 9th 06 12:19 PM
by Juergen Barsuhn Go to last post
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Math for Astrophysics by Steve Willner
In article , "Jonathan Thornburg" writes: And just to make life more interestering,...
November 7th 06 11:17 PM
by Steve Willner Go to last post
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NASA approves Hubble servicing mission by Jonathan Thornburg -- remove -animal to reply
For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, some good space-science news: NASA has announced that they're going to service the Hubble Space Telescope again after all,...
November 7th 06 12:13 AM
by Howard Bushouse Go to last post
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Good News for Big Bang theory by Steve Willner
In article , George Dishman writes: If N is the number of galaxies within a cube of ...
November 3rd 06 10:04 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Still lower noise radio astronomy by Steve Willner
In article , "John (Liberty) Bell" writes: This may well be standard stellar...
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November 2nd 06 10:11 AM
by Oh No Go to last post
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Pioneer acceleration in quantum coordinates by Oh No
In view of recent threads on the appearance of Pioneer acceleration in relativistic quantum gravity, I have been boiling down the teleconnection calculation to...
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October 29th 06 10:06 AM
by George Dishman Go to last post
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pioneer acceleration question by johnreed
Can we determine precisely the direction pioneer is taking, with respect to the sun? If it is engaged in a direction change ultimately to return to SS orbit,...
October 27th 06 09:14 AM
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