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now, will i be able to keep it on when i put it back?

afiak, photons ALWAYS travel at c. isn't n(index of refraction) because photons asre absorbed and reemitted by matter?

so, i can just pull it off without breaking it? thanx.

i have noticed that my s key sticks for some reason. can i just pull on it to take it off, or will that break my keyboard?

how about [math]E^2=m^2c^4+p^2c^2[/math]

http://www.zamandayolculuk.com/cetinbal/ProjectWebHome.htm

hmmm....magnets warping space and time?

he claims he worked at s-4 which is like super secret area 51 on steroids. he said he played with spaceships from aliens and they use element 115 as fuel.

what "______ kryptonite" whould still be green?

Quantum Mechanics: two volumes bound as one by Albert Messiah ISBN 0-486-40924-4 it's from Dover books i got it for $30 american at borders(hell of a find for borders. they suck, but it's the best in the area)

well lets see, his whole thing relys on element 115, which lastest a good time(.9s?), but not nearly enough for the uses he stated. as for the actual "science" behind it, i don't remember how he said it worked. edit: just found out that he never really went to MIT.http://www.ufomind.com/area51/people/lazar/hohsfield.html also, his site explaining how the craft worked won't be up again until april.

ok, i broke my leg. my leg is on earth which is in space. i'll post about it in astronomy.

twin paradox is not a paradox. http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?t=6500&highlight=temporal+mechanics

how is this astronomy or cosmology?

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well, "where" means distance which means space which means it is in the universe which means the universe is expanding into itself. huh? care to elaborate?

wow, i guess this thread was pointless.

ok i fixed it in post 8. is it right yet?

oops didn't see that. are you sure about that? i have always seen it m^2c^4+p^2c^4. i'll check when i get home. edit:even in the updated way, the photons will still have mass.

using the word where somewhat implys that spacetime is expanding into spacetime

ok different momentum formula gives [math]m=\frac{\sqrt{hf(1-c)}}{c^2}[/math]

f and omega both represent frequency

oops, hit the wrong button,the - was supposed to be a +. i fixed it. i changed the momentum to mv and the v to c f and [math]\omega[/math] are the same thing; h and [math]\hbar[/math] aren't.