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Radiation reaction and radiative losses derived from the kinetic power of the electric inertial mass of a charge http://arxiv.org/abs/1601.05739 It is shown that formulas for radiation reaction and radiative losses from a charge can be derived from the kinetic power of its electric inertial mass. T...

Making it easier for the machines to mimic us:

Modified rabies virus for mapping neurons
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-01-n ... cuits.html

Breakthrough achieved in ceramics 3D printing technology
http://phys.org/news/2016-01-breakthrou ... ology.html

Fixed that for ya... Real vector + ( laterally displaced - Real vector) = NO REAL Vector in the far field . Wish you could prove me wrong on this as you seem really convinced that adding virtual stuff gives real effect. Stop your lying. Nowhere above do I say virtual stuff should be added. I'm addin...

Trump is not the 1% candidate. Hillary is:
http://fortune.com/2014/10/07/warren-bu ... ng-to-win/

Saw it live. Could have done without the mainstream media style commentators. Like to hear only the engineers. Oh well.

Congrats to SpaceX on a job well done!

What hypothesized system? So you didn't bother to read sentence 1 in post 1? So, if you folded it in the middle, wrapping it a half turn around a nonconducting nanocylinder (with a large enough diameter to keep the two parallel graphene halves from interfering), then pulled on both ends of the cyli...

ORBCOMM-2 Mission Mission Overview With this mission, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket will deliver 11 satellites to low-Earth orbit for ORBCOMM, a leading global provider of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communication and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. "Machine-to-Machine"? Like, a net in the sky ? (Muwah...

You are making a big confusion, mixing the effect with the cause and vice-versa. No, I am not. You are the confused one. I may certainly be overlooking quantum effects, as I implied earlier. The transition between, say, "folding" a classical, opposite-chirality coil system, driven by electric poten...

Every deformation effects electrons, but this does not mean that every effect on the electrons generate a measurable magnetic effect It is well known that a strong, real , magnetic field will curve electron paths. If the pseudo magnetic field, up to hundreds of pseudo-Tesla, does not curve electron...

Strain process in Graphene simply create a local deformations AS IF it was immersed in a strong magnetic field Do your "local deformations" affect electrons? Yes or No? You can't have it both ways (except in the quantum realm, and I'm a classical guy). If the answer is Yes, then are electron paths ...

I still like the idea of firing a fusion-powered relativistic electron beam down the axis. Maybe a narrow, conical set of discrete e-beams that converge to plasma-generation intensity just after passing through the hubless rotor and some sort of near-axis deflector to protect the rotor and reflect t...

(I hope this picture doesn't turn Global Warmists away from safe, clean, abundant fusion power. We're just having fun.)

ladajo wrote:Especially if you used the outing housing as the mechanical coupling to complete the brayton cycle

Standard Brayton-cycle engine involves a huge amount of compression. I doubt the entrainment would provide that.