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  • Flying into Orbit
    ..., [[drag]], [[energy requirement]], [[escape velocity]], [[lift]], [[power requirement]] This article describes the energy required to reach earth's escape velocity. A simple analysis is given, igno
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  • Mass, Energy, Momentum
    | title = Mass, Energy, Momentum | keywords = [[Mass]], [[Energy]], [[Momentum]]
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  • Energy Transformation and Flow; A Theory of Evolution
    | title = Energy Transformation and Flow; A Theory of Evolution ...lly evolutionary theory is used heuristically to define a universal law of energy flow and to introduce time as a quantum mechanical variable. Two experimen
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  • Energy is Everything: Quantum Explanation of Gravity and Inertia
    | title = Energy is Everything: Quantum Explanation of Gravity and Inertia ...s way the equivalence of gravity and acceleration, and the requirement for energy exchange to produce the latter, can be explained.
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  • SRT Lorentz Transformation Derived from WSM
    ...wave structure of matter concepts. The derivation shown removes Einstein?s requirement for the constancy of the speed of light between reference frames, which is
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  • Amp?re vs. Grassmann on Experimental Grounds
    ...sely, Ampere's force law, restating the Newtonian symmetry requirement for energy conversion, fully explains homopolar torque production.
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  • Explanation of How the Speed of Light May be Exceeded without Violating the Requirement of Infinite Energy
    ...eed of Light May be Exceeded without Violating the Requirement of Infinite Energy
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  • Photon-Like Solutions of Maxwell's Equations
    ...(decrease) the rate of helical rotation and hence increase (decrease) the energy, and behave as promotion and demotion operators of standard quantum theory
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  • 39 Questionable Assumptions in Modern Physics
    ...explaining electron spin and the fundamental constants, satisfy the basic requirement of Gauss's misunderstood B Law, that motion itself circulates. Though a com
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  • Gravitation, Matter, and the Expanding Universe
    ...ng avalanche creation of the Universe without any requirement for external energy.
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  • Quantum Mechanical Framework Behind the End Results of the General Theory of Relativity (Physics Research and Technology)
    ...ch concludes that the quantum mechanical invariance obtained between total energy, mass and size - with respect to a mass change introduced in the original w .../><br />Chapter 5. GENERAL QUANTUM MECHANICAL THEOREM: THE QUANTITY (TOTAL ENERGY) x (CLOCK MASS) x (CLOCK SPACE SIZE)**2}, COMPOSED WITH RESPECT TO AN OBJEC
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  • A Unified Theory of Spin 0 Nuclear Interactions
    ...rise to a precession of planetary orbits. A qualitative indication of the energy loss observed in the binary pulsar PSR1913+16 within the Newtonian framewor
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  • Jan Olof Jonson
    ...eed of Light May be Exceeded without Violating the Requirement of Infinite Energy]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_paperlink_739 * 2011 - "[[Coulomb's Law is the Basis for Radiation Energy]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_6074.pdf Read
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  • Principle of relativity
    In [[physics]], the '''principle of relativity''' is the requirement that the equations describing the [[physical law|laws of physics]] have the ...the same laws, then a quantity called [[energy]] will be [[conservation of energy|conserved]]. In this light, relativity principles make testable predictions
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  • WKB approximation
    ...example, this may occur in the Schrödinger equation, due to a [[potential energy]] hill. which is only valid when the total energy is greater than the potential energy, as is always the case in [[Classical mechanics|classical motion]].
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  • Aharonov–Bohm effect
    The magnetic Aharonov–Bohm effect can be seen as a result of the requirement that quantum physics be invariant with respect to the [[gauge fixing|gauge ...ase effect is responsible for the [[magnetic flux quantum|quantized-flux]] requirement in [[superconductivity|superconducting]] loops. This quantization occurs be
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  • Pierre-Marie Robitaille
    ...was as a result of the findings in UHFMRI (a lower than expected RF power requirement) that Dr. Robitaille became involved in Kirchhoff's Law, Universality, and ...some experts said would be impossible to build. The total stored magnetic energy in
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  • A Test of Relativistic Simultaneity
    ...s this to be so, thus there are physically detectable components of any EM energy that reach an observer faster or slower than a component traveling at <math ...y transform in which the maximum attainable velocity for anything (matter, energy or information) is <math display="inline">c</math> . Additionally, Alice an
    42 KB (6,981 words) - 09:16, 16 March 2018
  • Lorentz transformation
    A critical requirement of the Lorentz transformations is the invariance of the speed of light, a f | [[Energy]] (divided by {{math|''c''}}), {{math|''E''/''c''}}
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  • History of special relativity
    ...earle noted the impossibility of superluminal velocities, because infinite energy would be needed to exceed the speed of light. Also for Lorentz (1899), the ...bining the concepts of mass and energy. He recognized that electromagnetic energy behaves like a fictitious fluid with mass density of <math>\scriptstyle{m=E
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