[MOSFET]

That's......ah......a lot of peas.
MOSFET

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It's true, Einstein originally postulated via his Unified Field Theory
that
gravity SHOULD be a form of electromagnatism. But as stated in my
previous
post, no connection has yet been found.

However, in his Special Theory of Relativity he postulated that
gravity
could be a warping of space/time. Obviously, this was a VERY
difficult
concept for other physists to grasp or perform experiments on. A more
"simple" explanation (i.e. gravitational waves or the graviton) was
sought
that could be more easily understood and, more importantly, DETECTED.
Again, there are physists teaching RIGHT NOW at Calteach who still
believe
in the Graviton or gravitational wave theory. Experiments in space
are
still being conducted in an effort to detect gravitational waves.


I was just thinking about magnetism.

Back on track, its usually explained being attracted to large objects,
but
could very well be, being pushed toward. Maybe its backwards ?
We are pushed into a black hole. Maybe there is a test for
this thats been allready been done..


Thats right. In the mass of the earth, it takes up space that dark
energy
would
be, and
the dark energy, which makes up 74% of the Universe, pushes you down.

The really amazing thing is the size of matter. An atom is 99% empty
space.

Why are galaxies and solar systems mostly flat, and what gets them
spinning,
and do
they all go the same direction.

They say everything is moving away from each other, but why
are we going to crash into another galaxy ?

There is a Usenet group I found some time ago with a lot of experts.
I should go there to try and answer some of my stuff.!!
One of the Physics I believe. Some far out stuff there. FAR OUT.

Here is an amazing thing. It would take 100 billion peas to fill a stadium
representing the number of galaxies. It would take 100 billion stadiums
filled with
100 billion peas representing stars. it would take 500 billion stadiums
filled with 100 billion peas
possibly representing the number of planets.

greg