Re: Eureka

Dec 05, 2024 Last reply: 1 year ago 6 Replies


Was thinking about the electron.


>
> Long ago thought it could be a very small black hole
> Could not explain how it would react, repel other electrons,
>
> But if it IS a small black hole it may well be rotating and spitting out arms of matter
> that would repel other electrons, similar structures
> And that matter would .. form .. galaxies, field as we call it. >
> And that, of course, is only the beginning..
>
> And there we have - explained- also the electron spin...
>
> Nobbel price for me :-=)
>

I think maybe you meant Nobble prize.



More like the Ignoble Prize for Random Word Salad.

Andre Geim formerly of the super strong magnet group has one of each for levitating a frog and later discovering graphene as a new allotrope of carbon. The latter spawning entire new industries.

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And only 3 years between them...

I am disappointed - I thought this was going to be a post about resistance wire.

Black holes don't spit out jets of matter. Some of the matter that fall in towards a black hole doesn't make it and gets spat out again along the spin axis.

To your own satisfaction.

Nobble prize, more likely. It's not funny enough to be in the running for an Ignoble Prize (and I do know somebody who has won one of them).

Jan's offering are indigestible, they will be eliminated rather than assimilated.

Do you live in sunnier climes where you get a Constant-tan?

I'm Australian, and have had a couple of basal cell carcinoma's cut out. We all now know that getting a constant tan isn't a good idea.

But constantan is another of the low temperature coefficient resistance wire. Vishay now have better ways of making temperature insensitive resistors.

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