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So how about that Stockhausen guy? There's a record by Karlheinz Stockhausen on the Deutsche Gramophon label called "Gesang der Jünglinge", it's the "Song Of The Youths"; "Kontakte" ("Contact") is on the other side. Buy that (DGG 138811). What's that, Uncle Frank? You want me to get into some...

Got patents? Without them, what they 'deserve' matters not, unfortunately.

A bomb walks into Manchester...

"Heat" is a dangerous word. What do you mean by that, though?

Indeed...

While I am no fan of MARS, if they have a COB-phosphor light, then yah, that would be the better choice over the CFL. If it is the Blurple mix of monos, then no. Get a DIY light in that case.

:lol: I don't snort, nor am I made of pork. You know what you are? You are what you is You is what you am A cow don't make ham... Now, Subway may disagree, since they think Soy = Chicken Breast.

Coming back from a chop session, was he? :lol:

No, it's a 4-vector relativistic one, generally referred to as the Minkowski diagram, IIRC. It comes out of the Special Theory of Relativity. But please, continue... The momentarily co-moving inertial frames along the world line of a rapidly accelerating observer (center). The vertical...

The future is an indeterminate cone in the vector of time that has its origin in the present. The plan is a construct of human intention to delineate a path through the "cone". The legacy is the objective means by which the path is materialized. And now for a word from one of our sponsors.

This is great. Dr. Robitaille (of Kirchoff's Law infamy, among other things) has started a new channel where (it appears) he is going to essentially offer a free Master's course of Astrophysics, with special emphasis on Sol. This latest "episode" deals with the questions of the Sun's...

Perhaps you misunderstood me, I'll try rephrasing the question: Have you read the paper? This isn't a trick question. A simple yes or no will suffice.

Do you know where that claim is made in the paper, presuming you have read it? I get the feeling the author of the article is stretching the facts, if not misinterpreting them. I've only read the paper a couple times and I think I know where that part is, but I don't believe it is making that...

Glass? Nice idea, but what is the weight of a solid-state battery replacement? I suspect it is more dense than the BRAWNDO currently used as the medium. That MAY be an issue when scaling up the technology, but that's my cautious intuition. A couple grabs from the paper worth pondering: