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how do u do it in england?

photons have no rest frame.

not undefined, imaginary. c would make time undefined.

i wish i had a background in calculus so i could understand all of the series and other calculus-esque thingys. the only background i have is daves two lessons that basically amount to: [math]\lim_{h\to0}\frac{f(x+h)-f(x)}{h}[/math] and [math]y=ax^n\rightarrow\frac{dy}{dx}=anx^{n-1}[/math].

oops. he is talking about filters. i thought he was talking about getting around being banned. why don't you just turn off the filters?

no. did you not read my post? i just want to know your way.

i already got the anwers, i want to know your simple yet hard algebraic method.

so razor, how did u do it?

so, if you kicked me off of your website and i hacked in, it would be perfectly legal?

even ones you are blocked from?

[math]\lim_{n\to\infty}(1+\frac{1}{n})^n=e[/math] how was this discovered? where did e originally come from?

how did you do it?

i solved it graphically. i used my calculator this time and got closer values than before. they are .25 and aproxamately 1.443737. i set it =0 and assumed y=0. my answers are where the function crosses the x-axis.

isn't angular acceleration [math]\alpha[/math]?

wait, i thouight dictionary.com was not a technical resource.

is that legal?

why?

i guess i missed the change as well.

i got my answers by graphing it.

give one example of any credible source saying neutrinos travel faster than light. sun spots and supernovas give off neutrinos because of this little thing called fusion. how would this fictional phenomina lead to advances in teleportation? all that pseudoscience at the bottom of your last post has no place in QM.

lol. thats goin into the best quote thread.

i got .25 and 1.4361702.

military has these polymers hooked up to their sensors of their planes which can project an image of what is above/below/next to an the said aircraft. you don't see the technology being used yet, because it is still in development.