Space Forum / Astronomy / September 2005

Lecture 2
Ex 4
Mechanical Model of a Phase Singularity
Simplest case.

What's waving?  That's been one of our questions all along,
hasn't it?  If light is a wave, then what exactly is waving or
"being waved" as light travels through space?  Nothing? or
something?

The large filament currently approaching the west limb should be in
place for prominence activity in 72hrs for the solar eclipse on Monday
morning [2005 Oct 3 0750UT-1015UT] for UK's partial - 1 hour later fo
BST! See

Its size I'm told is 50 LY,and its about 7,000 LY from me(fine) I look
at it every morning,and always wanted to ask this question.  How did it
create such a shape? Why do points,or lumps stick out of this cloud?
Some are very fine features. On its Eagle head top it looks hairy,and

                  A "Theory of Everything" That WORKS
         (Book Review):
         "THE UNIVERSE OF MOTION", by Dewey B. Larson, 1984,

"Heck, yeah ~ !"
~ Folly
~ * ~
"O, you are right norming the means

"The stars are out, just so you know.
This is Joan Bennett for ABC
Muse Knows ~ Over and out
About town tonight ~ !"

This time maybe....Is this going to turn into another political space
race.
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CHLU09265

The no-cloning theorem is misleading. I mean, yes you cannot clone
arbitrary quantum states perfectly, but you can clone arbitrary quantum
states approximately with good enough overlap fidelity among the clones.
This opens the door to presponse signal nonlocality. Gaussian ...

nightbat wrote
             As Predicted by Earth Science Officers this it it, the
worst potential US natural disaster is about to come on shore. Please
everyone leave Gulf Coast now, a very rare occurrence like this is

During the last 10 or so years, the sun has been getting increasingly out of
control. Ten years ago, the sun was a placid star, so tame that we could
teach the 11 year regularity of the sunspot cycle to grade school kids - as
if we were describing the regular stomach growlings of ...

Shine on, shine on, Harvest Moon!
Double-A

I am fortunate enough to be going on a trip to New York in about a
month so I'm now wondering what new bits of kit to buy at those
tempting $ prices.
I'm considering a bino-viewer. There's the standard Denkmeier SCT

Second time around tonight!!!
Waiting for the moon to appear to look for Saturn I noticed a spectacular
bright light in the eastern sky right by a group of six small stars that
look like a chip pan could this be Mars?