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Given that they're diode lasers, that would not be pretty
Well that depends on if you cross the breakdown voltage
(what's the wattage of the Lasers you're using? )
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Sure it's fun, I get to make stuff colder than space and manipulate individual atoms. What's not to like? And why would I need to sleep with one eye open?
No, you pointed out that elements of your theory are true, but you have not shown how they fit together.
Just so you don't forget what you said, and this is what I have kept referring to (bolded text mine for emphasis):
"If I can prove that dark matter surrounds black holes thanks to the gravital force of matter it has. And that if dark matter is removed from the black hole it is possible to escape a black hole! I have done some contribution in science.. How to prove it.. well i haven't gotten that far yet."
By your own admission, you have not proven this idea of yours. Pointing out that background radiation exists and that gravity interacts with dark matter is nothing new, we already knew that. But that's not what you're claiming, you're talking about distributions of dark matter near black holes, and that dark matter behaves in a way that flies in the face of all established understanding of it. Until you can actually evidence this (because right now all you are doing is asserting your claim over and over again) there is no reason whatsoever we should accept your idea - claiming that it matches with current knowledge is not the same as showing that it does, and using elements of known knowledge does not justify your claim about how they interact with each other.
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Well that depends on if you cross the breakdown voltage
(what's the wattage of the Lasers you're using? )
Do you mean electrical power at the diode or optical power in the beam? (It's not really a functioning issue, they're lasing fine, it's just a pain the backside injecting light into optical fibres)
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Doing your Ph.D. in London by any chance? Near Euston station
?Can you please clarify for me, what these observation were and what you used to measure the observations and what raw data you got?
NASA are looking at this? Really?
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780nm, that beam is probably about a couple of hundred mW. We use it for several different things though, and it does get reamplified at one point. All of our lasers are about that wavelength though, for the kind of spectroscopy we're doing, we need precise frequency control of less than one ppm.
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I used to post there as Freodin as well... but that was eight years ago. It seems the game has since died, been sold or whatever and the boards have moved, split or something like that.
I used to debate about religion with a then-quite-famous poster called LightCC. His constant repetitions of Hovind´s claims made me check out this guy... I just wanted to know how someone could justify these insanity. And, ironically, Hovind used to link to ChristianForums.com as debate forum, even he was never involved with it.
I visited and somehow stuck here through all the changes (mostly for the worse
). In spite of all the limits the placed on non-believers over time, I still find some worthwhile topics here.So, what led you here?
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Sweet, writing the software for that hardware would be fun.
Though I don't get to play with Lasers or that required accuracy, (my hardware goes into testing magno Resistive devices and only need to be accurate around 1/10 oersted) it would be fun to visit a lab and try to wrap my head around using the lasers to bump(i think that's correct) the vibration frequency of atoms down to a cooler level.
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What led me here. Well, I guess i got bored of all the antichristian hackers defaming me.
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Our light amplifier settings are controlled by Telnet. That's just WEIRD to me.
Well, if you're ever in London....
It's not really "vibrational" in the atomic physics sense - atoms don't have a vibrational spectrum as they're single particles (I'm assuming you mean thermal motion when you said vibration?). Molecules do, as well as a rotational spectrum, which makes them much harder to laser cool as there are wayyyy more energy states you can lose atoms to, at which point they stop seeing the lasers and warm up again.
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Light that travells backwards?! well it is just an observation. similar to a black holes gravity on mass but in this case the lightsource "gravity" on fotons! I am not certain how to explain this phenomenon. But it is in connection with dark matter, making the dark matter dark, transparant. So that the particles of dark matter makes photons to travell to the lightsource! The general theory is that dark matter do not interact with light according to these scientists. But i done another observation. It still needs to be varified by others. There are many theories that speaks against this!
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