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To: varmintman; backwoods-engineer
What would be some good literature to recommend for the modern day, educated 'layman', with respect to these topics?

I studied under Finklestein at Georgia Tech in th 80's, and my modern physics knowledge extended into General and Special Relativity, having read Calder's Einstein's Universe, and things like The Dancing Wu Li Masters by one of Finlkestein's students Gary Zukav.

Are there any adequate modern day treatises for those of us from other disciplines who did not become professional physicists? Or is it all just confusion?

64 posted on 07/29/2010 12:38:00 PM PDT by sargon (I don't like the sound of these "boncentration bamps")
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To: sargon

Best place to start would be that link to the article about Dayton Miller and his experiments I posted above.


65 posted on 07/29/2010 1:12:42 PM PDT by varmintman
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