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It would be well deserved. Could try it in space but wave to watch out for those pesky Quantum Fluctuations. Hi. --

David: About time! K2TNO [email protected]> wrote:

Folks, this thread went off topic and continues to be off topic. While the off topic is very interesting it doesn't really have anything to do with the nanovna, so please do't post any more about

It's more than 20 years since I reviewed the analysis predicting gravity waves, but it involves the warping of space-time itself.? Not sure that the dielectric constant is included.? It can be found

Great reading that saga. Thanks 73 Bill K2TNO [email protected]> wrote:

It would be a very very interesting experiment to measurethe velocity of Gravity Waves though materials with differentdielectric constants.???? I predict a Nobel Prize at least!

Hi, just a question. As I understand it, light waves and radio waves react with matter which might slow down their passing through the matter whereas gravitational waves can pass through matter almost

Since we’re having do much off-topic fun, I offer the following for you history buffs: So, Hertz begins his work on the first experiments 13 Nov 1886. He finishes up his first experiment to meet the

On Wed, Oct 16, 2024 at 12:00 PM, W0LEV wrote: "off-topic digressions" Yeah, maybe. But fascinating stuff & worth every minute of it. IMO -- Ron na2o

And not to mention the "velocity" of neutrinos. Not quite c but darn close. Do they contain mass which would limit their velocity to something < c. If not, why don't they travel at c? Yes, deep space

I'll just copy/paste from a DM from one of members on this forum. No attribution, not sure if they'd like me to "name names", but content is worth sharing :) "...the Telegrapher's equation comes from

Most people are not aware of the debt we owe to Oliver Heaviside (who died in poverty, by the way) and assume that the equations we know as Maxwell's were expressed in their current form by Maxwell.

Hi All, Yes, Oliver Heaviside is another of our little known doyens of the electronics world. He was indeed a remarkable man. Most of us would only know his name, let alone of his existence, if we are

Who was it said that there is only one electron in the universe, but it moves so fast that its everywhere. Peter

Sorry..typos I wanted to add ad more options anyway. What's the best bang for your buck? Maximum accurate dynamic range under 400mhz is the target too. Lite VNA 64, SV4401A, NanoVNA V2 Plus4 or

So the SV4401A of the Lite VNA 64? Which device is more reliable?

Most don’t know this and its been heavily downplayed but the implications are specific. We watched two stellar masses merge. The gravity detection array vibrated from the merger several seconds

on, was a brilliant insight. It was, however, indigestible but for a few. Maxwell's four equations are, really, Oliver Heaviside's four equations.

Thanks Stan for that explanation. Very interesting... To you and Dave, I have had the same 30dB external attenuation between the SA and VNA in all these pictures. What varies is that I've told the SA

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