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PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
No, it didn't decrease. -
PhysicsForDummies reacted with to Alan Smith’s post in the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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That is not a scientific argument, in fact it isn't even a grown up argument. -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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So is your "theory". But your is concluded on zero evidence.
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The temperature is the dotted line, which peaks in the center of the plots. Notice that the center where it is hottest is not the lowest mass.
Did you look at all at the temperature in… -
PhysicsForDummies reacted with to Paradigmnoia’s post in the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Conclusion
No influence of temperature on mass was found using both a standard analytical balance in vacuum as well as a commercial thermogravimetric balance in argon atmosphere for both metallic (Cu, Pt) and non-metallic (Al2O3) samples. Our analysis… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
I am planning running Nikitin's suggested test to invalidate all of physics.
If we leave an iron plugged in for an extended period, and the electricity to power it is generated by burning fossil fuels, does that count as weight loss to the "system"?
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PhysicsForDummies reacted with to Frogfall’s post in the thread Bob Greenyers-MFMP ULTR experiment replication / discussion.
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PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
Mikitinian Non-Mechainis is a Soviet ploy to spread disinformation and xause mass insanity. -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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A theory is a first step, except when a theory is not even a theory, but gibberish. Then it is a giant leap backwards. -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Alexandr, are you predicting the weight of the iron will increase or decrease with this experiment?
And by how much? It is not clear under NNM what might change the mass in this case.
What kind of scale can be used as a capable gage of this tiny change?… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Numquam fiet -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Nikitinian Non-mechanics (NNM) does not specify whether it should gain mass, or lose mass. Just that it changes.
It is like "Climate Change". If it changes, the theory is deemed successful.
Your CRT monitor may gain mass and fall through to the center… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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I knew it! I'm starting to get the hang of understanding these kind of human brain LENR engines, having been exposed to several here.
I bet your article was well received. -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Have you tried it? Was all physics falsified? Or is it just your "theory"? -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Interesting. Others may say the moon's orbit may involve gravity, and the conservation of momentum, but they would be idiots like Newton.
But the idea of some kind of LENR engine generating force from "non-mechanical" motion and mass conversion to… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Why don't you do it? Stop telling everyone else what to do.
Do you have isotopic composition measuring devices at your disposal?
Have you ever measured anything? -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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Au contraire. Instead, the topic of this thread should be changed, to better match the brilliant theory being conveyed to the ripe observers here.
"Nikitinian Non-mechanics (NNM)" is a way more important topic than the EM drive. Only crazy ideas can be… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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It must feel amazing to have such a complete understanding of the universe.
One that doesn't even need experimental validation!
Oh, to wake up every morning, ripe with that knowledge that no one else has, just by looking out the window!
Have you shared… -
PhysicsForDummies replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.
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That's why some people are called simpletons.