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THE WEAK FORCE AND THE C.E.R.N. EXPERIMENT
Dave wrote:
welcome back art, i needed a good laugh today! your statement about tornados being caused by eddy currents is a real knee slapper! From Webster's: "eddy - a current at variance with the main current in a stream of liquid or gas, esp. one having a rotary or whirling motion." Wouldn't tornadoes, spawned around the edge of a hurricane, meet that definition of "eddy current"? -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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On Sep 5, 8:03*am, Cecil Moore wrote:
Dave wrote: welcome back art, i needed a good laugh today! *your statement about tornados being caused by eddy currents is a real knee slapper! *From Webster's: "eddy - a current at variance with the main current in a stream of liquid or gas, esp. one having a rotary or whirling motion." Wouldn't tornadoes, spawned around the edge of a hurricane, meet that definition of "eddy current"? -- 73, Cecil *http://www.w5dxp.com It is similar to a helicopter or a Sedgeway where one must have stability. That is why the rotator at the rear of a helicopter follows the Universal law of action and reaction mimicing the eddy force. Same goes for the weather. Lightning is a electrical occillation of many frequencies thus follows the same Universal law. When there is a heavy storm that picks up energy from the ground and lightning occurrs ir must produce a circulating force in equal and opposite fashion. When I spoke of the weather I used it as an example of the swirling eddy current where the rest was speculation based on same. Exactly the same motions occur during radiation in the manner I spoke of in the beginning of this thread. Simple physics Art Unwin KB9MZ |
THE WEAK FORCE AND THE C.E.R.N. EXPERIMENT
On Sep 5, 9:26*am, Art Unwin wrote:
On Sep 5, 8:03*am, Cecil Moore wrote: Dave wrote: welcome back art, i needed a good laugh today! *your statement about tornados being caused by eddy currents is a real knee slapper! *From Webster's: "eddy - a current at variance with the main current in a stream of liquid or gas, esp. one having a rotary or whirling motion." Wouldn't tornadoes, spawned around the edge of a hurricane, meet that definition of "eddy current"? -- 73, Cecil *http://www.w5dxp.com It is similar to a helicopter or a Sedgeway where one must have stability. That is why the rotator at the rear of a helicopter follows the Universal law of action and reaction mimicing the eddy force. Same goes for the weather. Lightning is a electrical occillation of many frequencies thus follows the same Universal law. When there is a heavy storm that picks up energy from the ground and lightning occurrs ir must produce a circulating force in equal and opposite fashion. When I spoke of the weather I used it as an example of the swirling eddy current *where the rest was speculation based on same. Exactly the same motions occur during *radiation in the manner I spoke of in the beginning of this thread. Simple physics Art Unwin KB9MZ Yunno This thread high lights why electrical engineers fail to fully understand radiation by viewing it as a electrical phenomina instead of the adherence to the Universal laws. True parallel radiators produce radiation when applying just a portion of the forces in the standard model such that antennas are formed horizontally to include the gravitational forces and ignoring the electro weak force which for equilibrium means the radiator must be tilted. If one follows the laws of equilibrium which Maxwell's laws do all forces must be taken into account for three dimensional resolvement where the yagi involves just a two dimensional structure, which in itself does not represent ALL the vectors involved produced by all four forces. The four forces are there ofcourse because without the "weak force" radiation cannot occur, It is this force that pushes charges to the outside of a conducter by the swirling action of the eddy current, which is commonly reffered to by electrical engineers a "skin depth",.which is also made use of in non destructive metal measurements where a fissure breaks the rotational closed current circuit. Until scientists stop using computers in the hope that something will emerge to advance science there will be no progress especially when they are wedded to that printed in books which is representitive of present day theory only which times past has shown to be oft times incorrect. Correct use of Universal laws such as those of Maxwell are based on equilibrium where all forces are accounted for and without which radiation cannot occur. Without acceptance of such we only have self perceived experts in the hobby of ham radio. Happy days Art Unwin KB9MZ...........xg |
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"Art Unwin" wrote -massive drivel snip- Without acceptance of such we only have self perceived experts in the hobby of ham radio. Happy days Art Unwin KB9MZ...........xg Art: I checked your web page... soooo glad to see that you've corrected the errors, and have posted only what you KNOW about antennas! Mike W5CHR Memphis |
THE WEAK FORCE AND THE C.E.R.N. EXPERIMENT
On Sep 5, 12:05*pm, "Mike Lucas" wrote:
"Art Unwin" wrote -massive drivel snip- *Without acceptance of such we only have self perceived experts in the hobby of ham radio. Happy days Art Unwin KB9MZ...........xg Art: I checked your web page... soooo glad to see that you've corrected the errors, and have posted only what you KNOW about antennas! Mike W5CHR Memphis What I "know": is what I can prove that is correct using accepted known Universal laws such as the laws of Newton and Maxwell as taught universally. I will provide all of this when I get the go ahead for my page. If you can disprove without doubt what I state as a viable theory you can shatter by providing evidence where the theory does not hold. This is the way science progreses and not by stoking the fire and exercising a loose mouth Maybe it is a mistake coming back and sharing information on antennas when all that is required is a target for the uninformed Regards Art Unwin KB9MZ.........xg Art. |
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On Sep 4, 11:45*pm, wrote:
Art Unwin wrote: On Sep 4, 9:45?pm, wrote: Art Unwin wrote: In Switzerland on the 10th of this month they are going to project a particle thru the Earths crust at the speed of light. The particle that they are projecting comes from outer space. Well actually they are going project 2 locally generated proton beams around a giant circle at 99.99% the speed of light so that they collide. But don't let easily verifiable facts get in your way. So what does this have to do with antennas? Nothing. Low energy particles are in abundance on Earth as they are in space Actually, high energy particles are in abundance on Earth as they are in space, they are called cosmic rays, but again don't let easily verifiable facts get in your way. but they obtain their own magnetic field as they enter the earths arbitrary field and settle on such things as antennas made from a diamagnetic material! And thus we have completed our journey to la-la land. Hope you enjoyed the trip. snip remaining babble -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. When one referes to Cosmic rays it really shows that he is uninformed. Informed people would call it an accumullation of particles that continually bombard our earth some of which release their energy when collisions occur with the earths magnetic field. Wrong, the term "cosmic rays" is a misnomer as they are actually individually arriving partcles, about 90% of which are protons, 9% are helium nuclei or alpha particles and about 1% are electrons. They collide with the molecules of the atmosphere and produce a cascade of lighter particles. Such particles are usually clumps bounded together by the force of colour that is released in the form of an Aurora where some speculate it *is that that feeds energy to the weather clouds of Earth that provides time varying magnetic fields which can create tornadoes as a form of eddy current. Those that bombard or float thru the earth's boundary are in single particle form and rest on surfaces that will not absorb them into their overall atomic pattern. Since the earth is more than 95% diagmatic they can really settle anywhere. Utter, babbling nonsense. Cosmic rays arrive individually and are not clumped. It is these particles that I am refering to and that is not babble unless you can prove otherwise. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_...www.auger.org/ Want more proof you are babbling nonsense? These same particles cannot radiate in space under their own means but only when under the earth's gravitational influence and where the anti gravity forces become a reality.(Newton's law in action) More babbling nonsense. The particles come from space. Gravity has little influence on them. There is no such thing as "the anti gravity forces". The velocities and energies are such that Newtonian physics doesn't apply and you are forced to use relativistic physics. If you are not aware of the particular experiment that I was referring to then your posting was intended to cause anger *because of the absence of anything that could be seen as adding to a conversation in a polite manner. There is no such experiment. www.cern.ch -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. Jim, following your advice I just entered "cern" in Google. It immediately states as correct everything I have stated in detail except for the identity of the "weak" force which I have subsequently discovered. If CERN provides such an outline of the progress on present day science and the path that they are proceding upon then on what premise do you have to advise others that all that it states is false? I recommend that all viewers do the same as I just did and decide whether you are correct in the face of what "cern" states ! I see no point in continueing this thread for the benefit of loose mouths Art |
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On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 11:11:35 -0700 (PDT), Art Unwin wrote:
On Sep 4, 11:45 Jim Pennino wrote: www.cern.ch Jim, following your advice I just entered "cern" in Google. |
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Art Unwin wrote:
Jim, following your advice I just entered "cern" in Google. Yeah, sure, that's what I said. It immediately states as correct everything I have stated in detail Yeah, sure, of course it does. Yeah, you're genius all right; sane too. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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On Sep 5, 2:25*pm, wrote:
Art Unwin wrote: Jim, following your advice I just entered "cern" in Google. Yeah, sure, that's what I said. It immediately states as correct everything I have stated in detail Yeah, sure, of course it does. Yeah, you're genius all right; sane too. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. If I am a genius it is only by comparison to the likes of you. Put in "cern"in google where the first item that comes up is Cern's stated purposes where they specifically state there are four forces in the standard model So your idea that the "weak" force is fictitious as well as a swarm of particles should be referred to as cosmic "rays" whatever "rays" are totally incorrect as well as your other statements. Other readers can review the article and judge for themselves your level of knoweledge in physics and radiation. Remember, when you exercise your freedom of free speech you supply the means for others to judge exactly what and who you really are. You would have been better off giving the reasons why the weak force is fictitious thus showing a measure of your logic abilities rather than allowing your lack of knoweledge forcing you to rely emotionaly on the impact of insults! Art......nuf aid |
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On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 13:53:28 -0700 (PDT), Art Unwin
wrote: Put in "cern"in google How silly when Jim already supplied the direct link: www.cern.ch Cern's stated purposes where they specifically state there are four forces in the standard model From CERN itself: CERN’s mission Research, technology, collaboration, education found on CERN's own web page "About us" where nowhere appears any references to any number of forces, nor any discussion of standard models. a swarm of particles should be referred to as cosmic "rays" whatever "rays" are totally incorrect Searching CERN's own website for Cosmic Rays reveals 12 documents within the first one of which clearly states: Cosmic rays are charged particles that bombard the Earth's atmosphere from outer space. The second of those 12 articles, in the FIRST SENTENCE states: The giant CMS particle detector at CERN has been sealed and switched on to collect data for an important series of tests using cosmic ray particles. The third of those 12 articles, in the FIRST SENTENCE states: Cosmic particles are raining down on CERN. The fourth of those 12 articles, in the FIRST SENTENCE 2nd paragraph states: Cosmic rays are charged particles that bombard the Earth's atmosphere from outer space. and on and on. Other readers can review the article and judge for themselves your level of knoweledge in physics and radiation. how true. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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