On 5/22/2010 3:01 PM, Art Unwin wrote:
I am beginning to see an analogy between radiation
elements and water, where water being diamagnetic would attract
particles. Looking at it in radiating terms, the current would flow
within the intersection point outside the water and propel the
individual particles from or part of the skin which really is an
encapsulation surface of a material other than water. Since mass
inside the boundary does not change because of instant replacement the
boundary mathematical approach would still hold.
Of course, if the skin was actually made of particles
the addition of soap to the radiator surface would render it immune to
radiation if bubbles were not created thus leaving a diminishing
surface area of broken skin.Hopefully I have supplied enough material
to anger those who are sure they know all about radiation and thus
provoke them to finally declare exactly what is happening in a
scientific manner ala details, details,details
Regards
Art

Reminds me of a comment an engineer made to me in jest "We're making up
**** as fast as we can!".

And that's about all that needs to be said about Art's latest journey
into fairyland.

tom
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