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The article says the simulations took 60 hours on a "486/DX-33". That brings back memories. Anyone could rerun the simulations on a modern PC by writing about
by marze 17y ago
The article says the simulations took 60 hours on a "486/DX-33". That brings back memories. Anyone could rerun the simulations on a modern PC by writing about 50 lines of code and 10 minutes of runtime.
While it is easy to criticize odd-ball theories, I think it is more fun to try to think of tests that might support them or disprove them.
- bcowcher 17y agoI decided to try just that (with html canvas). Its probably WAY off, but it was fun to mash up. http://thecowch.com/media/demo/index.html http://thecowch.com/media/demo/index.html edit: just a disclaimer, im no genius at physics and Ive probably misinterpreted the OP's post or made some other gross flaw in this sim.