Chuck wrote:

Jimmie D wrote:


In 1978 while attending the University of Miami is was considered a
theory, if it has changed since then I am sorry for not keeping abreast.
I will make sure I put "Review Newton's Theory of Gravity" in my to do
list.


You have some company: a Google search on "gravitational theory" yielded
164,000 hits!
Only 18,000 hits from searching on "Newton's theory of gravity". ;-)

Chuck

Yes, but one should also consider:

'UFO' produces 37,800,000 hits on Google.

'Elvis is Alive' gets 1,510,000 hits.

'George Bush is a genius' comes in a close third at 1,250,000

:-)

ac6xg

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 14:38:56 -0700, Jim Kelley wrote:

Chuck wrote:

Jimmie D wrote:


In 1978 while attending the University of Miami is was considered a
theory, if it has changed since then I am sorry for not keeping
abreast. I will make sure I put "Review Newton's Theory of Gravity" in
my to do list.


You have some company: a Google search on "gravitational theory"
yielded 164,000 hits!
Only 18,000 hits from searching on "Newton's theory of gravity". ;-)

Chuck

Yes, but one should also consider:

'UFO' produces 37,800,000 hits on Google.

'Elvis is Alive' gets 1,510,000 hits.

'George Bush is a genius' comes in a close third at 1,250,000


'Sex' scores 401,000,000, so you can see where the priorities are.

Tehrasha Darkon wrote:


'Sex' scores 401,000,000, so you can see where the priorities are.

"Idiot"--41,600,000. Wouldn't 'ya know it, the idiots are right on up
there! :-(

JS

i thougt this was a joke listing until I was asked for refrences for
gravity equilibrium for dipole antennas.

Guassian antennas must be one of those other joke listings when simple
questions to the lister go on for hundreds of listings with only joke
anwers.
He writes more in burning water another joke list.

On Jun 7, 9:00 pm, Roy Lewallen wrote:
This newsgroup is truly educational. Just in the past few days, I've
learned that:

"The law of conservation of energy is just another law awaiting to be
"broken", i.e. a new "law" found which acts to the contrary ..."
-- "John Smith"

and

". . .gravity is a theory. . ."
-- "Jimmie D"

These, of course, are just the jewels among the semi-precious stones of
Gaussian antennas and bouncing waves of average power.

Thanks, folks. A little more time on this newsgroup and I'll be ready to
step out into the world of the 13th century!

Roy Lewallen, W7EL