Eric Lee

10 Questions 8 Answers 0 Followers

Questions related from Eric Lee

Who was the first person to recognize that Fermi bubbles are dark matter?

I proved it but who said it first?

27 December 2019 4,635 2 View

If you hosted the first Fermi Bubble Conference, what would be the layout of the published conference proceedings?

Final Parsec Solution, Binding Galaxies Together, Milky Way's Fermi Bubbles, Andromeda's Fermi Bubbles, Intracluster Radio Plasma, Missing Fermi Bubbles, Dark Matter, Hilbert's 16th Problem

27 December 2019 9,006 0 View

What percentage of galaxies are confirmed to have Fermi bubbles?

as of the end of 2019

27 December 2019 4,818 0 View

Does heavy cluster radioactivity near the base of Fermi bubbles portend gluinos?

astroparticle physics is tricky

25 December 2019 7,255 0 View

How many known asteroids contain significant quantities of Tantalum?

Ta (73) is an ideal target material for accelerated proton beams

26 June 2019 8,500 0 View

When you think of fermi bubbles, what color do you picture them as?

(A) Purple (B) Green (C) Invisible (gamma rays can not be seen by the human eye) (D) Black (most of the mass is from black holes in the AGN)

12 June 2019 2,236 0 View

Why does measuring the solar cycle in milliseconds roughly equal the number of stars in the Milky Way Galaxy?

I came across this fact because I think that there are pulsars in the sun and pulsars have a rotation rate on the order of 1/2 - 1 millisecond. I remember Leonard Susskind mentioned a similar fact...

18 May 2019 485 3 View

Does the Jones Polynomial quantify 2-d polynomial vector fields by amalgamating 3 limit cycles, 2 torsors, and a beam?

I think I found a Yang-Mills solution to Hilbert's 16th problem that will allow models to predict solar flares to unprecedented accuracy and determine the solar cycle of every star in the galaxy....

06 May 2019 6,240 0 View

Do Fermi Bubbles have the highest concentration of magnetoplasmons in the galaxy?

This question arose from an attempt to quantify the Hilbert-Palatini Variational Principle: Palatini Variational Principle for an Extended Einstein-Hilbert Action

03 May 2019 9,724 1 View

Can one extricate Archimedean Equivalence Classes from Germ Theory?

I've been perusing finiteness theorems limit cycles and could really use Archimedean Equivalence Classes to solve Hilbert's 16th problem from first principles. However, I am repulsed by germ...

02 May 2019 3,660 1 View