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Good idea.

bperet wrote: ↑

Sun May 14, 2017 8:09 pm

Just to let you know, I had a minor stroke about 10 days ago, which has somewhat disrupted my life.

How does your injury manifest?

....we need to formulate the scalar change of space over the scalar change of time, in quantitative terms. Before you do that, you need to qualitatively formulate the scalar change of space over the scalar change of time. Such as that contracting space over expanding time is equivalent to expanding...

the important thing is the mono or atomic condition of the hydrogen (H) rather than the molecular (H2) form could we be seeing the same thing just "looked at" by different theories? AFAIR the OxyAcetylene flame has a temperature of 3400º and if you look at the thermolysis graph in the previous post...

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 ?

. Phone and 4k users will have to test to see if this is what you want. (I have no idea if it will mess up any other formatting, as it was hard-coded to a max width of 1152 pixels.) That's horrible. 1152px is less than 30% of my maximized window width! I don't have problems with small fonts.in Fire...

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...