Elizabeth, The real error is the misdirection in the riddle. The cowboy who is pondering the issue is adding an additional two dollars when he is thinking about the question. They actually only paid 25 dollars for the room, then they tipped the clerk 2 dollars and put the rest in their pockets. The ...

All, I ran a cross a statement on one of the threads I am very curious about. This thread seems to be the best fit for the subject. Neenie stated: Patrick said the Brown’s finances were strained with the start up of the mirror company, so he did not go to Hawaii at that time. http://forum.ttbrown....

All, As Linda Brown expressed it to Paul a long time ago ..... Three cowboys check into a motel room. The room they understood to be $30.00 so each one pulls out a ten dollar bill and they get settled into their room. The manager comes by later, notices that the room should have been 25.00 instead s...

All, Some additional pictures and other information on the S-48. She was rated to 200 feet when launched on Feb 26, 1921. Several pictures of her including a brief history of the ship are located at the attached link. It includes a picture of her while in the Panama Canal Zone in March 31, 1931. Roc...

Trickfox wrote: There is also fluid electrodynamics, Rayliegh-Taylor instabilities and perfect dielectric fluid mediums to investigate. The materials must be ordered and controlled at the nanolevel. This implies technologies far in advance of the ordinary building materials available from a local ha...

Mikado, Anyone other than David care to explain this because if he tries, he is only going to make my head explode.....again. Let me take a stab at answering the question of gravity anomalies associated with deep ocean trenches. There seems to be a misunderstanding of the interpreting of data associ...

Elizabeth, My brain functioning a little better this morning. The gentlemans name I was reaching for and not finding last night was Harry Hess. Harry H. Hess is a legend in geology. Hess’s work in sea floor spreading provided the validation of Alfred Wegener’s ideas concerning continental drift....

Trickfox, Interesting you should mention boundary layer conditions. I have been checking into building a small vacuum chamber to sputter thin metallic films for a few tests. The idea for some time has been in the back my mind that very thin multi-layered material may be used to increase the Brown ef...

wdavidb stated : At that depth a submarine would be crushed like a flattened beer can. Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard in the Trieste briefly explored the deepest part of the ocean, the Challenger Deep, on January 23, 1960. It reached a depth of 10,911 meters. Only one dive in this portion of the oce...

Elizabeth,

You might find this article interesting. It is a plot of the locations where triangular craft have been documented in relation to flight paths between select military bases.

http://nidsci.org/pdf/triangularcraftdatabases.pdf

Rocky

Elizabeth Helen Drake wrote: The Cumberland Area? As in the Cumberland Gap or the Cumberland Plateau? Help me with my geography here. What else would have been in that area which might have been of interest to those triangles? Elizabeth, The Upper Cumberland area as I referenced it, would be as far ...

An observation I made several years ago concerning the black triangles. These objects seem to be concentrated in areas where the president or vice president is at or will be in the near future. This is in addition to their appearance near military bases. During the Clinton administration the Black T...

ETernalightwithin wrote: Space is stressed by the sudden release of energy and gets deformed. The snapping back of space to its equilibrium is what the disc feels. So the snapping back of space is what is "pushing" the disc forward. That’s a possible explanation that should be reviewed. ...

Exactly to the point. What needs to be done is emission spectral analysis of the “arcingâ€

Hello all,

I’m new to the forum and haven’t read all the comments on the forums… yet, so I hope I’m not beating a dead horse (or stepping on any toes).

The Mythbusters are in my opinion, “bustedâ€