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Tesla, at the press conference honoring his 77th birthday in 1933 declared that electric power was everywhere present in unlimited quantities and could drive the worlds machinery without the need of coal, oil, gas, or any other fuels.
I admit 50x the speed of light is very fast. (Even 1x the speed of light seems fast to me). Who besides Tesla measured these particles going 50x the speed of light? Anyone?
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
High speed particles, 50x the speed of light even you would have to admit is very fast
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Who besides Tesla measured these particles going 50x the speed of light? Anyone?
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
reply to post by TeslaandLyne
somehow you managed to reply without answering my question so let me repeat it:
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Who besides Tesla measured these particles going 50x the speed of light? Anyone?
No I'm not relativistic, I'm going with the estimate of about 370 km/s in the direction of the constellation Virgo just as a ballpark idea, and since the speed of light is 299792 km/s or so, I don't consider myself to be all that relativistic according to this definition:
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
You got to be a Relativistic and know darn well not a word of 50x SOL can be discovered
other than by Tesla.
Of, relating to, or resulting from speeds approaching the speed of light:
I recall reading published papers on CREIL and tired light mechanisms, even though they contradict the big bang. But I don't recall reading any papers about particles going 50x the speed of light.
While plasma cosmology supporters have supported alternative explanations of the Hubble relation including the Wolf effect,[56] CREIL, and tired light mechanisms, most cosmologists consider the expanding universe to be supported by the overwhelming preponderance of observational evidence in cosmology.
Originally posted by rstregooski
reply to post by TeslaandLyne
Good post.. The saddest thing is that, while "Tesla" is also a unit of measure, the physics textbooks these days don't even mention the derivative of the name..
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Tesla and his energy from the environment in one find happens to be radioactivity.
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Tesla and his energy from the environment in one find happens to be radioactivity.
everything that exists is a form of electromagnetic radiation, everything, from subatomic particles to your fingernail to the sun, its alllllllll electromagnetic radiation. just different parts of the spectrum is all.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Tesla and his energy from the environment in one find happens to be radioactivity.
everything that exists is a form of electromagnetic radiation, everything, from subatomic particles to your fingernail to the sun, its alllllllll electromagnetic radiation. just different parts of the spectrum is all.
This is the kind of pseudo-science talk here on ATS that's really irritating. Ignorant people hijack the dictionary by assigning random meaning to well defined scientific terms, because that makes silly things sound vague and significant.
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
and this post of yours is clear example of how people dont understand the universe they are in even AFTER scientists are documenting it
atom/particles themselves are only electromagnetic radiation
does this poster help? - unihedron.com...
No the poster doesn't help, there aren't any atoms on it.
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
atom/particles themselves are only electromagnetic radiation, and all is composed of them, so how then is it you doubt this?
does this poster help? - unihedron.com...
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
No the poster doesn't help, there aren't any atoms on it.
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
atom/particles themselves are only electromagnetic radiation, and all is composed of them, so how then is it you doubt this?
does this poster help? - unihedron.com...
So it seems like your own evidence is disproving your assertion that atoms are electromagnetic radiation.
Did YOU look at that poster? Because I don't see how you could have, and then claim atoms are on it, when they aren't.
So you don't understand the difference between what a "source" is and what a "size" is, is that it?
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
they are..
second
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
So you don't understand the difference between what a "source" is and what a "size" is, is that it?
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
they are..
second
Yes electromagnetic radiation can have wavelengths the size of a molecule.
That doesn't mean a molecule is electromagnetic radiation, that is only a size reference to give you some idea how long the wavelength is. For example the water molecule is referenced in the size column as 0.3nm. But if you look at the source of the radiation, it's an X-ray machine, not the water molecule.
Is that what confused you?