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Neat they are cooling the atoms in the beam ~ while it travels ~ as to keep them more compact.
What does that help to prove?
It increases the number of collisions, which increases the amount of data they have. Quite important considering the statistical nature of their work.
QUOTE (barakn+Feb 6 2008, 02:04 PM)
It increases the number of collisions, which increases the amount of data they have. Quite important considering the statistical nature of their work.
Yes - but does it not also state that the idea of mass 'flattening out' (Going Oblate) as it approaches lightspeed ~ is actually wrong ~ and it (that perception) was simply due to-based upon heating effects?
No. The ion group would look even less flattened were it not for relativistic flattening.
QUOTE (barakn+Feb 6 2008, 05:55 PM)
No. The ion group would look even less flattened were it not for relativistic flattening.
Extrapolate please.....
Extrapolate please.....
Anyone ever see this one link (physicsmathforums.com) By me 11-02-2006, 10:19 AM
Think it means anything?
Planetary Pax
Think it means anything?
Planetary Pax
QUOTE (Mr. Robin Parsons+Feb 17 2008, 07:37 PM)
Anyone ever see this one link (physicsmathforums.com) By me 11-02-2006, 10:19 AM
Think it means anything?
Planetary Pax
Do you mean this:
"Due to the persistent persecution of myself, by the forums moderator (I) will no longer be posting in these forums." .... I think this means you're a complete knobjob.
"(Those of you who dislike me CHEER NOW!)"
Hip hip hooray!
Think it means anything?
Planetary Pax
Do you mean this:
"Due to the persistent persecution of myself, by the forums moderator (I) will no longer be posting in these forums." .... I think this means you're a complete knobjob.
"(Those of you who dislike me CHEER NOW!)"
Hip hip hooray!
QUOTE (Crankoid+Feb 17 2008, 04:41 PM)
(SNIP) .... I think this means you're a complete knobjob. (SNIP)
Obviously your understanding-representation of an-YOUR informed Scientific opinion that you have formulated after a great deal of ponderous pondering ~ on your part.
Here's Hoping that you recover.
Here's Hoping that you recover.
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