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Topic: SONNTAG! Symmetries of Nature 'n' Truth about Gravity(& Planck Units).
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haroldj.l.jones@gmail.com

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Re: SONNTAG! Symmetries of Nature 'n' Truth about Gravity(& Planck Units).
Posted: Feb 27, 2013 11:40 AM
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On Wednesday, 27 February 2013 16:36:10 UTC, haroldj...@gmail.com wrote:
> Talking of symmetries: The Gm product of the proton mass multiplied by the
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> quantum adjustor, 3.62994678, is equal to the Planck radius times Gmc/2,
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> 4.050599332x10^-37. If we substitute 2/c for G then:
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> (2/c)x(1.672623x10^-27)x(3.62994678)=4.05049049x10^-35m, the Planck radius.
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> multiply 4.05049049x10-35 by (c^2)/2 and you have 1.801996x10^-18 which is the
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> Gm product of the Planck mass. Divide this by Gc/2 and you have 1.82015x10^-16m
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> which is half the proton Compton wavelength, (1.32141x10^-15m)/2, divided by
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> 3.62994678=1.82015x10^-16m. Nature will have it no other way.Certainly not both ways.

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