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   by rpz 5y ago

   I’m sorry the citation is in the other direction. Here is a citation in the direction that you want. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/299858388_Roles_of_...
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   by rpz 5y ago

   Here’s a paper not written by the author showing evidence that light has mass and therefore exerts a force, in line with the author’s hypothesis that each wavelength of light has a mass of h/c^2 (h is in Joules, not Joule seconds) W. S
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   by rpz 5y ago

   In short, you can catalyze chemical reactions using resonant EM waves with frequencies that are harmonics of the emission spectra of atoms as a replacement for heat or physical catalysts. There is no requirement that an electron will jump e
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   by rpz 5y ago

   There are plenty of examples in the papers on forgottenphysics.com e.g. https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/e266e5e7-739c-437c-89c3-eed...
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   by rpz 5y ago

   Care to explain?
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   by rpz 5y ago

   More papers related to the subject here forgottenphysics.com I recommend reading the papers when you get the chance. The author did a great job digging through and summarizing the historical record to help explain how Quantum Mechanics was
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   The Units of Planck’s Constant Are Wrong, and Photons Do Not Exist [pdf](img1.wsimg.com)

   6 points by rpz 5y ago|15 comments
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   by rpz 5y ago

   You can receive AM radio through the ground as well https://youtu.be/tflZIAQ6U8w
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   Non Equilibrium Mechanics of Light in the Microwave Region [pdf](img1.wsimg.com)

   2 points by rpz 5y ago|0 comments
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    A Frequency Based Theory of Catalysts (1999) [pdf](img1.wsimg.com)

    1 points by rpz 5y ago|0 comments
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    by rpz 5y ago

    I recommend starting here Planck’s formula https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/e266e5e7-739c-437c-89c3-eed... “A frequency based theory of catalysts” https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/e266e5e
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    by rpz 5y ago

    I recommend reading the papers when you get the chance. The author did a great job digging through and summarizing the historical record to help explain how Quantum Mechanics was born at the turn of the 20th century, along with her own cont
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    Hidden Variables Identified In Quantum Mechanics(forgottenphysics.com)

    6 points by rpz 5y ago|2 comments
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Maybe it is time that we review the fundamentals? Could Planck and Einstein have made a mistake? I find this to be the simplest explanation of light: E=htf where h is in joules per cycle, t is measurement time and f is cycles per second. Ev
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Navigate to the cdc's youtube channel and click through their recent videos, most of them have more dislikes than likes, especially if the video is related to the covid vaccines. Search "covid vaccine" and have a look through
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Not necessarily. I recommend checking out forth :)
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Why do we need a particle accelerator to run experiments on neutrinos, given their apparent abundance? Is there any other way to observe neutrinos without a particle accelerator?
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Society doesn't need a downvote or an upvote. I'd be happier with the removal of both buttons.
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    by rpz 5y ago

    Interesting thanks for sharing not sure why this is being downvoted but I'd consider myself a layperson on this matter. Could someone help explain why this post above is worthy of downvotes?
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    by rpz 5y ago

    I prefer the hyperreals
21. 51.▲
    by rpz 5y ago

    Horray. How about figuring out a way to lower the hadrons discovered per dollar ratio and maybe i'll be more excited
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    by rpz 5y ago

    I wonder if anybody has tried using mirrors instead of white paint for cool roofs. I also wonder if some arrangement of perfect mirrors could act as a sort of light storage mechanism (battery)
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Coming from a gold bug: you can still create an infinite number of IOUs on gold. Thats what the dollar was before Nixon closed the gold window. The fed was running a fractional reserve on their gold. Believe it or not they still are today,
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Still a pretty spooky action if you ask me
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    by rpz 6y ago

    The insulators are the conductors :o
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Sophistry is a bit strong of a term in my opinion. Physicists have received Nobels for inventing particles to balance equations. Why isn't that sophistry? Maybe we just need to spend a few more billion dollars on a brand new particle a
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Yes I watch her stuff as well I appreciate her work although its not always consistent video to video. I recommend people check out https://forgottenphysics.com/ Just a guess but I think this is probably where Lori got most
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Thank you for your consideration, I usually get down voted for saying this on here.
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    by rpz 6y ago

    I recommend reading the papers here https://forgottenphysics.com/ They're all short reads. There's one of them that goes into the history of E=hf and how Planck actually originally had E=htf but Boltzmann criticiz
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    by rpz 6y ago

    Quantum mechanics is not the simplest explanation around. Plancks energy equation should be E=htf h should be in the units of Joule as opposed to Joule second. This formula reveals the true nature of the photon: its not a fundamental partic