Re: REAL FUSION...Caradache ---NOT!



Sorry I spoke. I did read you web page. I must have failed to understand
it. Have you generated any power yet?

Chris.

"Charles Cagle" <skybolt99@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BF54BA6D.92B0%skybolt99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> On 9/19/05 17:06, in article YnIXe.1198$MD4.619@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
> "Chris" <nimbo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Hello Charles,
>>
>> I read your web pages about the skybolt project. You seem to have ideas
>> similar to mine as regard to elementary particle structure. This led to
>> the
>> incorrect interpretation of my work in string theory.
>
> Wrong. Our ideas are not similar.
>
>
>>
>> It has experimentally been demonstrated that magnetic monoples cannot be
>> found and do not appear in bubble chamber experiments (I have looked for
>> them).
>
> Fallacious argument. Even though your conclusion may be correct it isn't
> determined to be correct by any argument or experiment that you've
> conducted. The failure to find evidence is not equivalent to the
> non-existence of that evidence. For you to suggest that they do not
> appear
> in experiments conducted by you isn't related to their existence or
> non-existence.
>
>
>>
>> In the attraction of like currents and the repulsion of unlike currents
>> the
>> important thing is that there is relative motion between the fixed
>> charges
>> and the moving charges.
>
> You're simply irrational here. Fixed charges...? Pray tell how one might
> 'fix' a charged particle.
>
>
> When the moving charges are in the same direction
>> the electrons repel each other, the fixed charges repel each other, the
>> moving charges see the fixed charges in the distant conductor as
>> shortened
>> by length contraction (special relativity) and thus are attracted more
>> than
>> the total forces of repulsion. Similarly with unlike currents.
>
> This is just so much nonsense and so ill thought out. Beams of electrons
> diverge but this is only because the very best such beams are not
> monoenergetic in nature.
>
>
>>
>> There is no need of magnetism. Cut it out by occums razor, it is
>> unecessary.
>> Magnetic fields do not exist.
>
> Would that be Occam's Razor... Please cut your self out as an obfuscating
> irrationality.
>
>
>>
>> Like you, I believe that elementary particles are in reality an electric
>> wave
>
> Don't compare anything you say to what you may think I believe because if
> you had gotten anything right...you'd see the light. Belief is not part
> of physics. Data, logic, and rational thought...that begins to approach
> physics.
>
>
> (remember to magnetic field) that does not propagate because the energy
>> given by hf (plancks law) makes a gravitational field so high that the
>> space
>> is bent and the electric wave (a photon) travels in a circle with the
>> frozen
>> electric vector pointing outwards (e+) or inwards (e-). The integral
>> number
>> of waves (at higher frequencies) gives higher mass particles. Neutrons
>> are
>> waves with a node so one end is positive the other negative. The spin is
>> related to the so called magnetic dipole. This is related to the
>> integral
>> winding up of the wave.
>
> You're just so damn looney... 'space is bent'? Please... Go take a course
> in logic...learn the meanings of epistemology... Get some training
> critical
> analysis.
>
>
>>
>> If two protons approach closely they become polarised forming a polaron
>> this
>> glues them together by simple dipole attraction to another dipole. After
>> a
>> short time the stablity is increased by the emission of a positron which
>> is
>> the polaron with enough energy to be real. A positive polaron is a
>> "virtual" positron. It entirly a wave effect. Just an electric wave.
>
> More nonsense. Please... Don't ever respond to another of my posts. I'd
> like to be nice to you but we're supposed to be discussing physics
> here...not simply woolgathering or being in an intellectual circle jerk.
> Please... Be rational and consider what you're saying.
>
>
> If no one can do any better than that... Please don't try and respond to
> my
> posts.
>
> Damn it you people... Truth has survival value and falsehood does not and
> as
> long as you are involved in ego driven make it up on the fly ad hoc
> explanatory physics then you simply don't have what it is going to take to
> survive as an intellectual being. And what is more if you can't find a
> love
> of the Truth in your heart then you don't deserve to survive.
>
>
> Sincerely, Charles Cagle
>


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