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Horace wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2017 3:35 pm This means that any OxyAcetylene welding torch should be making c-Hydrogen and kilowatts of bright light when free m-Hydrogen remains in the flame after imperfect combustion or deliberate addition.

...also when any water is present, because it thermolyses to hydrogen and oxygen above 2000º.
 
 

In order to convert displacements for a motion that crosses the unit speed boundary, you just subtract the rotational datum from the particle: m-proton - datum = c-proton 1-1-(1) - 2-2-(2) = (1)-(1)-1 The production of these c-protons probably have nothing to do with chemistry--the accelerations us...

Is Randall Mill's Hydrino the c-Hydrogen ? Addition of what motion can convert the m-Hydrogen to c-Hydrogen ? In Mill's apparatus he clams that it is a collision of m-Hydrogen with an Acceptor: a Lithium atom or a Potassium atom or a monomolecular isolated H 2 O molecule. Does this make sense? See t...

Bruce, do your photon simulations have any features in common with the result of this experiment ?

I believe I see your point and I'm in no position to resolve it since my understanding is more conceptual than others who have hammered out the details to a much more significant degree than has my mind. Carry on. I don't think there is much to resolve as I think that Bruce's conclusions are an ext...

I fathom motion as an unoriented ratio of space magnitude to time magnitude. Why unoriented? Because a simple ratio does not have a defined direction, when it is not related to a second ratio that assumes the role of a datum. It is merely a change in magnitude of space over a magnitude of time (or ...

@JoeyV All of the examples and reasoning in your post involve relations between at least two motions, but I was not asking about such relations. The solution to this requires a change in frame of reference. From the '0' datum of perspective held by an individual in either sector (the point of awaren...

...you can create a displacement from any reference speed. Yes, that's obvious, but I was not asking about a relation between two motions like a/b ÷ c/d. I was asking about one unoriented unit of motion a/b. What's wrong with misunderstanding a unit of motion as one chunk of space in association wi...

Well, I use "in" and "out" rather than "contraction" and "expansion,..." "in" and "out" are shorter words, but they are prepositions and as such they are inflexible in the English grammar, for example it is quite grammatical to write: &quo...

It depends on how you misunderstand "units of motion." A displacement from unit speed creates a "unit of motion" . Are these deviations (displacements) from unit speeds the only way to "create units of motion" ? Doesn't unit speed constitute motion already? (even if it...