Converting material matter into energy

Donald G. Shead wrote:

I'm sure the people at Hiroshima and Nagasaki will be relieved that it's a
crock.

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The Sun's more than an accretion disk; it's a 3d mass. Gouls may not
be able to relate to three dimensions I suppose.

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Heat a'course; along with other electromagnetic radiation: By the way
did I tell you that electromagnet radiation is matter in it's rarest
form?

Essentially that's what George Lewis leSage's 'ultimate particles'
are; that cause gravitation.


Simple minds - especially of gouls - tend to oversimplify(;^)

In sci.math, Donald G. Shead
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on 24 Jun 2004 04:43:48 -0700
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Ha ha ha.

I'd have to look but any spinning ellipsoidal gaseous/rocky cloud
will probably flatten out. Guess what formed the Earth.


And how does one store heat? I was thinking more along
the lines of pine woods and other such photosynthetic
material; it turns out coal is from ancient peat, and oil
is from algae.


leSage's mechanisms have far too many problems to be taken seriously.

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