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Re: current density? (Angels)



Joseph Bellina wrote:
Not to broaden the issue to much, but how many angels can fit on the
head of a pin :-)
Mark Sylvester wrote:
You mean, "What is the maximum permissible surface angel density?"
Chuck Britton wrote:
Has it been experimentally verified that angels are in fact quantized?

Funny you guys brought this up right now, just as I am working on my
monograph which will convincingly demonstrate that the cold dark matter
presently causing consternation among astronomers and cosmologists is
actually: Angels!

Look for it in AJP later this year. Or maybe I will bypass the journals
and go where the money is: tabloids!

I wish I could give you more details right now, but I don't want one of
you beating me to the Nobel. Just trust me when I say, this is going to
be the coup de grace for the Big Bang Theory. The revelation that 90% of
galactic mass is contributed by Angels is the masterstroke that will turn
Burbidge-Hoyle-Narlikar quasi-steady-state cosmology into everyone's new
best friend.

You think Doppler is a big deal? Wait until you hear the details of
seraphim-shifting and cherubim-emission spectra! One last tempting
celestial tidbit: the good soul winds up in a galactic halo, but
slimeballs go to black holes. Makin' a list, checkin' it twice, gonna
find out ...

Best wishes,

Larry

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Larry Cartwright
Physics, Physical Science, Internet Teacher
Charlotte High School, 378 State Street, Charlotte MI 48813
<physics@scnc.cps.k12.mi.us> or <science@scnc.cps.k12.mi.us>

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