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Topic: Science > Physics
User: "Y.Porat"
Date: 11 Sep 2006 03:44:04 AM
Object: Eric Gisse is geting the Nobel!!
To whom who still dont know:
Eric Gisse that was nominated (by whom?) as a noderator of this ng-
is a student of 22 years old
that is acording to his own testimony
so here is a quote from the young genious :
i was asking in what cases E=mc^2 is refuted
and here is his answer
quote from Gisse :

now what the hell is here the evidence that E=mc^2
is not valid in a gravitational field ?? (Y.P)

Wow you actually looked it up, thats more effort than I expected you to
expend.
If you integrate over a hypersurface that extends to infinity, you get
an expression for energy that isn't even fucking close to E=mc^2
end of quote
-----------------
(please note the 'hypersurface that extends to infinity -
that is actually the new punch line - earthquak in physics ...!!!!
and here is just the point in which E=mc^2 is fefuted in a
gravitational field !!)
so the 22 years old student eric Gisse is going to get the Nobel
and from now on you must take him
much much more seriously
ATB
Y.Porat
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User: "Eric Gisse"

Title: Re: Eric Gisse is geting the Nobel!! 11 Sep 2006 04:18:37 AM
Y.Porat wrote:

To whom who still dont know:

Eric Gisse that was nominated (by whom?) as a noderator of this ng-
is a student of 22 years old

that is acording to his own testimony

so here is a quote from the young genious :

i was asking in what cases E=mc^2 is refuted
and here is his answer
quote from Gisse :

now what the hell is here the evidence that E=mc^2
is not valid in a gravitational field ?? (Y.P)



Wow you actually looked it up, thats more effort than I expected you to

expend.

If you integrate over a hypersurface that extends to infinity, you get
an expression for energy that isn't even fucking close to E=mc^2

end of quote
-----------------
(please note the 'hypersurface that extends to infinity -
that is actually the new punch line - earthquak in physics ...!!!!
and here is just the point in which E=mc^2 is fefuted in a
gravitational field !!)

so the 22 years old student eric Gisse is going to get the Nobel
and from now on you must take him
much much more seriously

I could scan the pages from Sean Carroll's "Spacetime and Geometry"
(Specifically, pages 248-253) that I believe support what I'm saying
but it would be totally lost on you.


ATB
Y.Porat
--------------------------

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User: "Y.Porat"

Title: Re: Eric Gisse is geting the Nobel!! 11 Sep 2006 04:27:44 AM

Wow you actually looked it up, thats more effort than I expected you

to


expend.

If you integrate over a hypersurface that extends to infinity, you get
an expression for energy that isn't even fucking close to E=mc^2

end of quote
-----------------
(please note the 'hypersurface that extends to infinity -
that is actually the new punch line - earthquak in physics ...!!!!
and here is just the point in which E=mc^2 is fefuted in a
gravitational field !!)

so the 22 years old student eric Gisse is going to get the Nobel
and from now on you must take him
much much more seriously


I could scan the pages from Sean Carroll's "Spacetime and Geometry"
(Specifically, pages 248-253) that I believe support what I'm saying
but it would be totally lost on you.

----------------------
'refutin gthe E=mc^2 in a gravitational field'
(:-)
Y.P
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