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my superluminal accelerator undertaking nuclear physics is additionally some other subject that i'm not afraid to dabble in
on an amateur level. the try to model the atom has spun all sorts
sorts of debate and confusion... particularly witnessed in misunderstood discoveries just like the ill-named cold fusion. rules are actually created to explain the observed behaviors which look to govern subatomic
particles, but those policies are not permitted to flex in the event the model is too
minimal to encompass recently dicovered behaviors. einstein proved to be fairly appropriate from the principles he outlined in his
standard and specific theories of relativity. nevertheless, his explanation of those models are often refuted in the present day. (i am reminded in the poker scene from star trek: the following era where steven hawking, played by himself, reveals his cards to ol' albert exclaiming, "wrong again,Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007, einstein.") while i agree that the principles of his distinctive theory
remain true, it is the model and interperatation of that theory that i wish to prove incorrect. when einstein observed that mercury,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010, fastest in the planets, seemed to
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in nuclear colliders, which would approach unswervable momentum and release greater-than-expected energy yeilds the closer it approached the so-called 'speed of light.' to my horror,Office Pro 2007, i've heard this explained in (what i consider to be) the
most untenable rationales that one could believe. the increase of inertial
momentum is attributed to "an approach toward infinite mass and
infinitesimal depth". to make matters worse, this thinking is popularized by minds and great and imaginitive as isaac asimov... but they're wrong. if there exists an ether which acts like a cosmic luminal medium,Office Pro Plus 2007, then
it nonetheless awaits proof of its existence by some characteristic behavior.
in theory, it limits the speed at which energy is conducted. in practice,
its a component of an antiquated model using it as a prop for which it
serves no particular function. without identifiable behavior, it serves
no purpose in our matter-model. i believe it has only served to model a misunderstanding about what is erroneously called 'the speed of light,'
a term for which i have a completely different definition: