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Perpetual Motion: Overbalanced Wheel
There is almost a tradition among various believers in perpetual motion regarding what physicists call the overbalanced wheel. It's a favorite device in all ...
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Earth's Orbit
But if we define the inclination of the orbit to equal zero, how can we explain the non-zero change in the inclination? In this case the change reflects the ...
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Newton's Bucket and Einstein's Ellipsoid
But we do distinguish inertial frames from non-inertial ones, as Newton's bucket experiment and Einstein's imaginary observation of two fluid bodies ...
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Splenn D'Ifferess
When the cops played their brutal music, Splenn never, ever sang. The other gangsters knew that Splenn was as reliable as a clock ...
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A Single-Slit Experiment
A Single-Slit Experiment. Back to Contents. Imagine that we have a particle of mass m traveling along our x-axis in the positive x-direction with linear ...
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Wien's Displacement and Distribution Laws
... Max Planck used in his formal derivation of the correct formula describing blackbody radiation. ... That equation expresses Wien's displacement law. ...
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Integral Sine Squared
in which we take ωt in the sine and the cosine to represent a particular phase angle by which the final state of the voltage differs from the initial state. ...
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Newton's Bucket and Einstein's Ellipsoid
But we do distinguish inertial frames from non-inertial ones, as Newton's bucket experiment and Einstein's imaginary observation of two fluid bodies ...
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