Auxotectonics Forum

You seem not to like much neutrinos I mean there are solid experiments that prove their existence

I accept neutrinos exist.
But i think these poorly understood particles are used too much to explain all manner of physics we don't yet understand.

Are you familiar with the concept of hawking radiation? -The gravity of a blackhole is theorized to pull 'zero-point energy' anti-particle pairs from the vacuum apart. http://minerva.union.edu/diiorios/physics123/HawkingRadiation.jpg This is acceptable by quantum physics, as long as the gravity fiel...

Its wrong. That's the short Growing Earth theory response to this estimate. I looked at the paper. The authors assume that ridges on Mercury are due to planetary contraction, then plug this assumption into the data. I couldn't find any attempt to find supporting evidence for this assumption beyond '...

Hi Florian, yes your right its the Z-pinch. The EU universe people often talk about Z-pinches, but they rarely mention one of the of a Z-pinch end results - the micro plasmoid. Only the focus fusion community immerse themselves in that, Eric Lerner has the best lectures on them. >I perceive an incoh...

I rant about it here. http://expandingearth.freeforums.net/thread/40/standard-physics-model-planet-growth Observed for 50 years in the lab, plasmoids are the end result of Ampere's Law compressing electricity into very small volumes. the resultant electromagnetic fields are extreme, far stronger tha...

Hi all, Its me. I'm attempting to write some Growing Planet simulation software, but I progress slowly because I insist on writing everything from scratch, which is an outdated method. I look at programmers that use middleware and envy how fast they can write software. Goals : a.) keep improving Teg...