Posted on 08/21/2004 1:31:57 AM PDT by ScuzzyTerminator
I'd have thought that Van Flandern getting published in Physics Review would be about as likely as Anita Bryant doing a Playboy spread.
On the other hand, I have experienced gravitational anomolies when I was a younger man: a large inhale of a clove cigarette appears to increase local gravity by a factor of 5. Quite an experience.
You want gravitational anomalies? Here you go: Tibetan Sound Levitation Of Large Stones.
The Economist?
The more they know, the more complicated it gets.
oops, should have mentioned this topic is about two years old. :') Link still works, I guess.
From nearly two years ago.
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from two years ago.
This topic is from August 2004, nearly two years ago. If you hadn't read this far before you posted, don't come cryin' to me, missy! I've already posted two or three post mortem messages in here before this one.
Pioneer [gravitational] anomaly put to the test
Physics World | September 2004 | Slava Turyshev and John Anderson
Posted on 09/27/2004 2:38:32 PM EDT by PatrickHenry
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1228396/posts
31 posted on 09/27/2004 3:58:20 PM EDT by tortoise
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1228396/posts?page=31#31
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