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Ross Finlayson wrote:That "natural units" bit was about light, because saying that>>
On 11/22/2024 01:03 PM, rhertz wrote:On Fri, 22 Nov 2024 20:30:39 +0000, Paul B. Andersen wrote:>
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<snip all the history of your life. You didn't read my disclaimer>
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It doesn't matter how you put energy into a closed cavity.
In the cavity there will be a black body radiation with
temperature equal to the temperature of the walls.
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The reflectivity, albedo or colour of the inner surface
of the cavity are irrelevant. The radiation in the cavity
will always be black body radiation.
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Make a hole in your cavity, and you have a perfect
black body radiation source.
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Its temperature will not be very high, though-
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Now smile, asshole.
:-D
It is not a BB radiation source!
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You ignored the fact that the heat goes away from the cavity. It doesn't
remain neither inside nor outside. It's eliminated by cooling
mechanisms, as I wrote as an initial condition. Read all the posts.
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There is no light energy left within the cavity, nor heat energy outside
it. You better think again about it.
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You also ignored my post apologizing to all people that participated in
this thread. That makes you a bigger ASSHOLE than what I thought.
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Now, start thinking in my NEXT IDEA:
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Willing to try to prove/disprove E=mc² at a macroscopic level, I'll
think of an experiment that incorporates electromagnetic oscillations
passing through the cavity, which will be converted in a CAPACITOR, by
cutting it in halves and isolating them with a thin ring.
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What I propose to MEASURE is the changes in the frequency of the LC
oscillator, within a time window of about 3 msec, which repeats
permanently.
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I'll use a relationship between mass and capacitance for the cavity,
with frequency around 1 Mhz or greater.
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It was a failed idea for an experiment, but there are OTHER WAYS to
check E=mc² at a macroscopic level, without resorting to nuclear energy
crap (Kg evaporated vs. energy provided), or else.
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Ask ChatGPT:
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any other non-relativistic means to prove E=mc^2?
or
Is there any way to prove E=mc^2 at higher level than quantum?
or
can I use electrostatic energy?
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The last one gave interesting insights. Ask to it sequentially the above
lines.
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Keep smiling, asshole.
In more civil times we'd just say, "see you later, alligator",
then the other fellow would say, "in a while, crocodile".
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Swearing was considered something trash did,
or perhaps someone who just stubbed themselves.
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Toss your prayer-booth this "super-imposed neutral linac
and charged cyclotron, measuring while switching on
and off, each" and see what results. Here if I posed it
to the large language model, then I'd also prompt it
reasons what to provide the configuration and energy
of experiment, and have here a book detailing the
principles of construction.
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This is where Einstein's second-mass famous mass-energy
equivalence derivation arrives at this from fundamentally
different principles for the nominally (at least) non-linear
and furthermore the formally rotating, setting.
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And some people even dare to think that "infinity"
isn't a natural unit, ....
ohhh, puleeassee..'infinity might be in a world of 'a natural unit
...number', but infinity is a not....physical.
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It doesn't exist in the physical world...only exist in the ...mind.
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In an imaginary mind a 'physical infinity' would be like a...
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puzzel
where
the edge
of the
puzzel
has no edge
so you
are
forever
adding
pieces
of
the
puzzel
forever
to
no
ends.
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It ain't happening.
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wake up
you're dreaming.
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