"splitting the magnetic monopole" is the same sort of nonsense that "splitting the electron" would be. One is the fundamental unit of electric charge and the other is the fundamental unit of magnetic charge (not yet found). They play exactly the same roles in Maxwell's equations of EM effects, but as the magnetic monopole probably does not actually exist, the conventional form of Maxwell's equation has assumed that it does not and is thus "asymetric" wrt these two fundamental charges. I.e. you must include it and making his equation symeteric in form to explicitly ehibit the possible magnetic charge density (not assumed to be always zero, as the conventional asymetric form does.).I don't see how this is true, when by splitting the magnetic monopole, allows for such energy to be released... what makes this differential?
Please give a link to this. Also, why is he waisting his time?* I.e. what is the point as none have ever been found and there are at least two standard reasons why this is so - I.e. reasons why they do not exist (except possibly for less than a minute after t = 0 of the big bang.)Actually, Prof. Sakai of the JAPANESE INSTITUTE has provided solutions with intentions to release the enormous amount of negative energy from a monopole.
Please give a link to this. Also, why is he waisting his time?* I.e. what is the point as none have ever been found and there are at least two standard reasons why this is so - I.e. reasons why they do not exist (except possibly for less than a minute after t = 0 of the big bang.)
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*Sort of like proposing to use unicorns for plowing fields.
I don't take him seriously as I have come to the same conclusion, but if there was someone publishing this I would liked to have read it. Mainly because in at least two different treads I have discussed the He3 on the moon probability and also note that the Chinese space craft currently orbiting the moon is susposed to have interest in seeing if there is any there (how I do not understand, unless possibly catching some out gassing on the dark side of the moon. It does strike the moon on the sunlit side.Not to be concerned, Billy. This particular poster is NEVER to be taken seriously because just about everything he says is a result of his misunderstanding things he has read or made up himself. ...
It is clear my efforts are going in vain here. Pass the message. I am off. The friends i have here, know how to get a hold of me, so there ahould be no reason for me to return.
His specialty is psychophysics. Whatever the hell that is.Reiku: What science is your specialty? You claim to be a scientist, but are putting down Billy T & Read-Only who seem to be more knowledgeable in science than you are.
Yours sincerely,
Paul W. Dixon, Ph.D.
Supernova from Experimentation
Wait a second. This guy:
is a psychologist?
What's going on here?