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0.1 c is fast, but not fast enough. If you want to go to the nearest star it is still 42 years away. That is to much, especially since it is a dwarf star which means that there is nothing interesting to find there (most likely anyway). I am wondering how much shorter the tripp would seem for those ...

Paul, Have you considered a "spring"/laser interferometer set up to measure forces? That should keep your detector system away from the "noise" generators. If you use a dual beam set up with a 1/4 wave delay in 1 beam you get the equivalent of a "massless" optical encoder capable of resolving motio...

“ltgbrown: I am most definitely not qualified to discuss the physics behind the theory, however, my meager understanding leads me to suggest a qualification of your question. Inertia is not caused by most DISTANT matter. It is caused by most matter. It just so happens that most of it (like 99.9999%)...

Professor Science: "This is making my head hurt, how does mach's priniciple lead to variable mass for ions?" It’s because in a Machian universe inertial mass arises from the radiation reaction interaction of the local accelerated mass with the cosmological / ambient gravitational or gravinertial fie...

kmkramer wrote: "Stuff like this just makes me mad. They are trying to get people on step 12 when they are on step 2. Establishing the existence measurable mass fluctuations doesn't sound very expensive and is interesting all by itself. They should focus on that." Dr. Woodward has been doing M-E “pr...