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Quantum Physics -- or -- Physics Revisited

An SI Board Since January 2000

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Emcee: JayPC	Type: Unmoderated

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103	It's not a bizarre theory. The brain thing is silly but his theory of the na	Don Pueblo	-	1/21/2001
102	time-travel.com	Don Pueblo	-	1/21/2001
101	My cOUSIN says this is interesting also... funphone.com	Don Pueblo	-	1/21/2001
100	foxnews.com grub	Carolyn	-	1/21/2001
99	Gravity and the speed of light (very interesting): Message 14845292	bela_ghoulashi	-	1/21/2001
98	Well,of course, as the universe expands and the average distance between particl	nihil	-	1/21/2001
97	Hey, nothing I trot out could be as bizarre as the stuff that comes out in burst	cosmicforce	-	1/20/2001
96	Time to trot out bizzare theories again? Sometimes I think that when the big ba	TigerPaw	-	1/20/2001
95	Hi TP et all - nice thread, One of the theories of matter is just that though,	cosmicforce	-	1/20/2001
94	Courtesy of Brian kerecz, from his New School thread: Stopping light could lead	Carolyn	-	1/20/2001
93	OK - you <i>said</i> outlandish. Have you read Crichton's book	Carolyn	-	11/6/2000
92	We had a meeting and decided we are right and you are wrong, Do voters and beli	Dr. Peter E. Pflaum	-	10/13/2000
91	Quantum computing: So start with a particle that's in a superposition of sp	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	8/30/2000
90	Actually, a lot of us <i>have</i> figured it out. But there is no p	Solon	-	8/29/2000
89	No can do. Against the rules. I will tell you this: it is possible, and the Pr	Don Pueblo	-	8/29/2000
88	You will, of course, be so kind as to enlighten us?	Lazarus_Long	-	8/29/2000
87	Harumph. A Non-Believer.	Don Pueblo	-	8/28/2000
86	<i>FTL</i> Of course with Faster than Light it is necessary to expla	TigerPaw	-	8/27/2000
85	Actually, objects can move FTL. The problem is that nobody on this planet has ye	Don Pueblo	-	8/27/2000
84	Distance and speed rely on the metrics of the manifold used to model the space.	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	8/25/2000
83	<i>the universe went from virtually nothing to many light years in a small	TigerPaw	-	8/25/2000
82	<I>A point that moved a millimeter in the early seconds have relatively mo	Nandu	-	8/25/2000
81	Hi TigerPaw, <i>Not objects, but interference patterns.</i> I said	JayPC	-	8/25/2000
80	<i>it seems that it is possible for "objects" to travel faster t	TigerPaw	-	8/25/2000
79	A flat universe supports the "vaccuum genesis" hypothesis. This implie	TigerPaw	-	8/24/2000

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