Charles Ivie

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Do gluons and relativistic mass of binding energy suggest a path toward a quantum model of gravity?

According to the standard model gluon binding energy of quarks (m=e/c^2) accounts for over 98 percent of the inertial mass of nucleons. Considering that gluons and quarks are purely quantum...

26 May 2021 9,039 4 View

Is there a combination of gluon flavor and quarks where the binding energy will produce negative mass?

The preponderance of mass in nucleons is gluon binding energy. From this we see that protons and neutrons both have positive mass. Is there a potential relationship between gluon biding energy...

09 March 2021 5,654 5 View

Does the international pulsar array rely on one way light speed measurement?

The international pulsar array produces highly accurate measurement of the Earths orbital parameters. The system assumes that one way light speed is c. Can that be construed as a viable...

04 February 2021 9,165 0 View

Are you planing remote sensing from orbit or insitu measuremen with a lander or both?

The instrument suite would be quite different depending on the details of the objective. Remote sensing may involve hyperspectral imaging and spectroscopy in both the microwave and ionizing...

06 April 2019 9,699 0 View

Did you know that the Mariner Venus probe used solar sails as part ot the attitude control system?

You may find this interesting. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/jplhistory/mission/venus-t.php They worked.

01 January 1970 4,970 2 View

VLBI and one way speed of light

VLBI (Very Long Baseline Interferometry) assumes that one way light velocity is the same as that derived from two way measurements and other experiments based on Maxwell's equations. VLBI works...

01 January 1970 4,758 2 View