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Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

03/23/2007 4:42 AM

Can anyone tell me if Natural Frequency such as that found in all objects such as quartz crystals is considered to be perpetual motion and if so could this be harnessed and in some way amplified?
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Re: Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

04/01/2007 5:22 PM

...solution was to describe those electrons as stationary waves...

Right.

...I see that Yubal pre-assumes that the Universe must have a beginning and and end...

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Re: Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

04/01/2007 5:42 PM

ARE YOU SUGGESTING YOU KNOW THE UNIVERSE DOES NOT HAVE A START OR AN END, THEREFORE MOTION IS PERPETUAL?
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Re: Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

04/01/2007 6:12 PM

Micro vs. macro.

Philosophical vs. religius..."opinion.

What about "motion from mass to energy and vice versa?"

What with time? And multi Axis/ dimension space/spheres (Banach) and of course my friend A. Einstein?
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Re: Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

04/02/2007 5:52 AM

You've been reading my posts about the four dimensions really being mass, energy, time and space and that they are all tied together in some way similar to the way matter and energy are.

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Re: Is Natural Frequency Perpetual Motion?

04/01/2007 6:40 PM

I have found the maximum of "natural frequency resonance" of this discussion to be 18 posts on 3/27/2007. Is it a PERPETUUM MOBILE? Sure NOT. It required a strong mental energy as an INPUT and gave Strong / not so - strong OUTPUT
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