Rediscovering ether?
 

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Rediscovering ether?
 

Cecil Moore wrote:
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Good find, Cecil!

I'm awaiting their discovery of the dark matter clump that has enveloped
Washington. ;-)

73,
Chuck

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Rediscovering ether?
 

Cecil Moore wrote:
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"There is nothing more helpless and irresponsible than a man in the
depths of an ether binge. "
- Hunter S. Thompson

Rediscovering ether?
 

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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Rediscovering ether?
 

Oh my! The Big Bang Theory is going to need some serious patching up
now... Fred Hoyle has to be chuckling from the hereafter...

denny / k8do

Rediscovering ether?
 

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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If the theory is correct, exotic matter occupies space in such a way that
sometimes enough of it gathers through gravitation attraction to create
"mass" and form a particle that suddenly appears and then quickly
disintegrates after perhaps a nanosecond of existence. Effectively,
particles pop in and out of existence in space.

To describe what exotic matter "is" during the majority of its time when it
does not exist as particular mass depends on what the definition of "is" is.
(Hmmm, I heard that quotation somewhere ;-))