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Originally posted by weedwhacker
What???:
AND the recent story of the kilogram becoming less massive...
Oh, THAT I gotta see!!!
Brief search....perhaps, once again, some blog or media person misunderstood, and overreacted:
Scientists look at alternatives to the mass of platinum used as international standard measure, which has lost 50 micrograms
Originally posted by zorgon
www.guardian.co.uk...
I don't think the Royal Society is some blog making misinterpretations
"Why should it [the current standard] be stable? It's a piece of platinum cast in London 130 years ago, full of holes, full of hydrogen," said Quinn. "What's on the surface, it's impossible to know. There are all sorts of surface layers of hydrocarbons."
Instead, experts want to link the kilogram to a fundamental unit of measurement in quantum physics, the Planck constant.
Originally posted by madscientistintraining
the more I read about this the more I am confused. f=ma is the metric equation. if you include the gravitational constants and such you are no longer using kilograms, it is denoted as pound-mass. the whole idea of a fixed kilogram is flawed at the theoretical levels.
I also do not see how changing this equation to something along the lines of F = m.h[squared] would fix the problem here, especially since observation at the quantum level changes the result (as explained as best he could by richard feynman.)edit on 24-1-2011 by madscientistintraining because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by firepilot
Here is an article for that some of you will enjoy. its total bollucks,
Originally posted by madscientistintraining
the more I read about this the more I am confused. f=ma
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by firepilot
Here is an article for that some of you will enjoy. its total bollucks,
You DO realize it is against the T&C to post known hoaxes don't you? Skeptics like you are pathetic in your desperation to muddy the waters. Sorcha Faal... you really are something
Try this link... much better
Magnetic Mayhem by Weatherwoman (video)
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Frank Dinkle
One would think the paintings are for emergency purposes and aircraft without proper instrumentation.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
ON TOPIC QUESTION.
Nothwithstanding that TIA is changing their runway ID's, (explained perhaps since theirs was in close proximity to next rounded unit) does this mean that at some point going forward, EACH AND EVERY airport IN THE WORLD will need to do same?
Also, ( I'm a boater Jim, not a pilot) Just wondering when/if every buoy and marker designatd by same will need to be updated on nautical charts as well?
Thanks and sorry to interrupt your ping-pong insult tournament.
Originally posted by randymh
Maybe there is someone on this forum who has a little bit understanding of physics and/or geology that can explain to me why only Tampa and that other airport are changing their runway numbers. Is it their location? Latitude? Importance? or more importantly: why are the getting all the attention?
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Now, this is just another opinion but, he's a lot more versed in these subjects than most of us and to me...it makes perfect sense.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
To me and a couple of million others? David Sereda registers sense.