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For Part 1 of the posts on Nuclear radii and the "unit of space", check out this website . In particular, look at the quark lattice structure shown below... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0903/davelook/index_craig_ring.jpg ...and compare it to this droplet lattice ... http://img.photobu...

How does this tie in to the natural consequences of the Reciprocal System? The natural unit of space in RS is based on the ground state orbital circumference of an electron around a proton. I'm proposing a unit of space based on a much more fundamental quantity, h/4e=1.03392 x 10 -15 Wb. The quantu...

I'm not able to follow the diagram... what do these dotted circles mean? The small dotted circle in the center is just a reference, radius=1, center at (1,0) The larger dotted circle, concentric with the reference, is where all the quarks lie. The one offset to the upper right, with the same (fixed...

-that would infer mass also has real+imaginary parts). Indeed, I think it does. Look at these formulas for the elementary particle masses... For the lepton masses, you have A*(2 .5 cos( g *2pi/3+2/9) + 1) 2 , where g=1 (electron), g=2 (muon), g=3 (tau), and "A" is a scaling factor of 5.59...

Hi Bruce, I have some amazing things to show you that I've been working on, but I need you to be open to considering that charge may be "potential momentum", leaving Mag Flux as "space", instead. This is just a switch from the Voltage-Force analogy to the Force-Current analogy. K...

Hi Bruce!

You guys are gonna love this....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9yWv5dqSKk

Here's some good commentary on it...

Quantum mechanics writ large

Can fluid dynamics offer insights into quantum mechanics?

There is an interesting presentation of the recent discovery of the accelerating universal expansion here... http://hubblesite.org/hubble_discoveries/dark_energy/de-what_is_dark_energy.php "We do know this: Since space is everywhere, this dark energy force is everywhere, and its effects increas...

The square root of 1/alpha is considered the true "coupling constant"... Quote by Feynman... There is a most profound and beautiful question associated with the observed coupling constant e the amplitude for a real electron to emit or absorb a real photon . It is a simple number that has b...

For awhile I thought that there was no way to get from Larson energy (as simply the reciprocal of c) to SI energy, without Larson's arbitrary "conversion" factor detailed in BPM. We know that Planck's Constant over a "time period" gives energy, E=hf=h/t. Since we also know that k...

<t>Hi Bruce,<br/> <br/> It's gonna take a few reading to digest this, but I think there's some interesting points in there.<br/> <br/> I really hope you were able to get things back to normal, with or without drugs. I know that kind of thing can be<br/> <br/> a challenge to deal with.<br/> <br/> War...