Comments and Suggestions for Gresham Meggett Oral History Project Kick-Off Meeting, Criminal Law

Richard K Collins DNA Genealogy, Internet Best Practices, Internet efficiency, Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Web Policies Internet Polices, WorkSites May 22, 2022

Gresham College: Gresham Meggett Oral History Project Kick-Off Meeting at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Ii8Iwc-As This would be much better and more accessible if there were English captions and transcript. The auto translations to other languages is something that Google/YouTube does pretty well. Desegregation and oral history are global cross-cutting issues of interest to most cultures. But (oral history
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Comment on Computational Microscopy Video (includes lensless methods)

Richard K Collins 3D Scannning Replication, All Sky Cameras, Machine Vision, Open Algorithm Development, Units Dimensions Formats Reference Values, Visualizations Simulations May 14, 2022

Computational Microscopy by Laura Waller https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCCGnxRoUr4 Your diagram at 18:05 is not the way it works. Your every day matrix methods ALL are used by tens of thousands of groups and individuals all using related methods. The things you do not know, mostly there will be others who do. If you haven’t learned something yet,
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Comment on Video Removing Heavy Wind Shake from FPV footage

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Global Climate Change, Machine Vision, Process Monitoring and Control, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Solar Observing, Visualizations Simulations May 11, 2022

Removing heavy wind shake from FPV footage at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDRJCyCKWfQ I have been collecting live video streams on the Internet for some time. I call the collection “shake wind”. Mainly beaches, bridges, mountains and places where the wind is fierce and the camera will often shake, sometimes violently. But the equation of motion of the camera is
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Could magnetic structures account for galactic rotation curves?

Richard K Collins Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Electrokinetic Electrodynamic Field Methods, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, GravityNotes May 4, 2022

I’m interested in this research – could you provide the full-text for it? – Richard Collins https://www.researchgate.net/publication/345347726_Infrared_variability_due_to_magnetic_pressure-driven_jets_dust_ejection_and_quasi-puffed-up_inner_rims I found this on Arxiv. ResearchGate is saying “request full text” because they or you have to provide a pointer to the arxiv file. Or you have to manually download it. I am interested in your ideas about
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Comment of Gravitational Fields and Gravitational Waves – history of vector tidal signal calibration and imaging arrays

Richard K Collins Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Global Climate Change, Gravitational Engineering, Solar Observing, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal May 3, 2022

Hello, I had reason to write out some of what I found measuring the speed with which the gravitational potential comes to equilibrium. It is rather long, but perhaps might be useful. I am trying to encourage the development of arrays of three axis, high sampling rate gravimeters to use for imaging sites of interest
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Comment on “”Can we ever replace the gravitational force model with something more practical, so we control the forces?”

Richard K Collins Collaborative Model and Data, Electrokinetic Electrodynamic Field Methods, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Gravitational Engineering, Open Algorithm Development, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal, Units Dimensions Formats Reference Values April 23, 2022

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353838684 Recommend you change the title to “Can we ever replace the gravitational force model with something more practical, so we control the forces?” Mircea, Did you ever get an answer to your question? Masses with relatively small number of free charges per kilogram can have electrical forces equivalent to the gravitational force.
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What is the ratio of nuclear to gravitational energy for the sun during its whole life cycle?

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet, Open Algorithm Development, Solar System Colonization, Visualizations Simulations April 11, 2022

David, I was starting to read “Submillimetre Astronomy” by Watt and Webster and they were talking about molecular clouds. They mention the magnetic energy density being approximately equal to the kinetic energy density, then talked about a cascade of scales. It has been on my mind to check how much nuclear energy in generated in
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Comment on Electromagnet for attracting copper

Richard K Collins Electrokinetic Electrodynamic Field Methods, Gravitational Engineering, Material and Process Model Calibration, Open Algorithm Development, Process Monitoring and Control, Units Dimensions Formats Reference Values, Visualizations Simulations April 8, 2022

Electromagnet for Attracting Copper, Aluminum and Non-Ferrous Metals like GOLD! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mQeaKkaEcQ Yes, vary the frequency and measure the force response. A spectrum is easier to use and understand. There should be specific resonances for each kind and shape of material. Electric and magnetic polarization studies of materials have been tried since earliest days, but have
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April Fools Day comment on DOUBLE VORTEX solves mystery of Saturn’s rotation

Richard K Collins Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Plasma, Visualizations Simulations April 2, 2022

DOUBLE VORTEX solves mystery of Saturn’s rotation | ft. Tom Stallard & Nahid Chowdhury https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVlV7Er_jFU Does this apply to galaxy rotation? I would much rather hear that a relatively small bit of charge and magnetic field – changes apparent rotation rates – than the bleak alternative of still more years of looking for dark matter
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Comment on Video about paramagnetic resonance algorithms

Richard K Collins 3D Scannning Replication, Collaborative Model and Data, Distributed Health Care, Internet efficiency, Open Algorithm Development, Spinal Cord Injury, Symbolic Mathematics, Visualizations Simulations March 30, 2022

Dr. Mark Tseytlin | Rapid Scan EPR Imaging Methods and Applications https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsVchd3Bzw0 This would be much more useful if you posted links to your papers, particularly General Solution for Rapid Scan EPR Deconvolution Problem https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7575242/ I generally do not recommend Matlab for Internet users. It is too slow and expensive to recommend to billions of
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