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16 years 2 weeks ago #15683
by Stoat
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16 years 2 weeks ago #15684
by Leo Vuyk
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Hi Stoat, The center of the propeller shape ( coined Quatron particle) should be the center of both rotations.
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16 years 2 weeks ago #20278
by Leo Vuyk
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Stoat,
Sorry for being not very accurate.
I mean with the centre, the centre of mass.
However also the geometrical centre will be OK, because if you realize that these propellers are supposed to rotate due to the collison impacts of Higgs particles, then there will be some shocking jumps every time the propeller rotate.
Sorry for being not very accurate.
I mean with the centre, the centre of mass.
However also the geometrical centre will be OK, because if you realize that these propellers are supposed to rotate due to the collison impacts of Higgs particles, then there will be some shocking jumps every time the propeller rotate.
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16 years 2 weeks ago #15000
by Stoat
Replied by Stoat on topic Reply from Robert Turner
Okay, so what would you want as a spin ratio? Bear in mind that both spins have to be fairly slow, to let people see what's happening. With it rotaing around its centre of mass, I would have thought that it's going to corkscrew its way through space.
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16 years 2 weeks ago #15001
by Leo Vuyk
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I think 1 rotation per sec for both rotations will be OK.
But perhaps you are also able to introduce the differenc between up and down electrons:
see:
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2007/0...d-experiment-to.html
But perhaps you are also able to introduce the differenc between up and down electrons:
see:
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2007/0...d-experiment-to.html
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16 years 1 week ago #15004
by Stoat
Replied by Stoat on topic Reply from Robert Turner
Quite tricky to get a good view of this thing. I had to put a helix about it, to get it to look comprehensible. pm me and I'll send you the little quick time movie.
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