On Jun 23, 9:00*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Jun 23, 4:20*am, 1treePetrifiedForestLane
wrote: yes, the electron will be
in whatever elctromagnetic field is in the space;
ever seen a buuble-track photo
of electrons and positrons in Eaaarth's field?... *oh,
that right; your teeny theory has no antimatter, alas.

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you start with * your demagogic tricks *?
not with *me !!

did you ever saw from me that i say that there is not antimatter ??
so jsut be careful with attempts to obfuscate issues
while you deel with *me
i am 73 years old * !! (:-) (not a little child
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ok smarty

lets take a tiny *peace of dust
moving in completely *empty space
ie far away from any mass

will curved space *divert its
straight line path ??

TIA
Y.Porat
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nevermind. *there's also no antimatter
in the Big Bang theory, and that's totally mainstream
(or, as I refer to it,
the Department of Einsteinmania, the Musical Dept.,
with an obnoxious drone from Phillip Glass,
or a program).

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so ??

MR anonymous??

do you as well fade away while asked ''difficult questions ''
just tell us
how a momentum VECTOR
can change its direction just by itself !!!

TIA
Y.Porat
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