Category: Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal

Thermodynamic Clocks – Time reversible systems, quality, gravitational detectors, solar system coordination

Richard K Collins Atomic Fuels, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Gravitational Engineering, Solar System Colonization, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal September 2, 2021

Shawn, Thank you for thinking of me, and sharing. The gravitational energy density (and the usually much smaller magnetic, electric and thermodynamic energy densities) control the rate of chemical, atomic and nuclear events at any location. The most often used phenomena are “gravitational time dilation”, “relativistic or general relativistic corrections (from velocity and gravity)”. An
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Comment on Video about laser interferometer design and use – replace superconducting gravimeters

Richard K Collins Experimenting, Gravitational Engineering, GravityNotes, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 26, 2021

Counting Atoms with the Doppler Effect – Heterodyne Interferometer by Sam Zeloof at http://sam.zeloof.xyz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPu6lN9yJOY Sam, I sent you an email about using this to replace the network of superconducting gravimeters with something more people can afford. You have several orders of magnitude available to you by very small adjustments. SGs cost several hundred thousand and
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Plans for measuring the speed of gravity again, using superconducting gravimeter and related sensor networks

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Gravitational Engineering, GravityNotes, Open Algorithm Development, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 26, 2021

One linear regression is all that is needed to useg JPL Ephemeris to separate the sun moon from earth-based signals I want to repeat the SG network speed of gravity measurement I did in 2003 using all the current stations. I will also use the best of the broadband seismometers from IRIS.edu. Any absolute measurements,
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Comment on Peters Seismological Observatory video

Richard K Collins Internet Best Practices, Open Algorithm Development, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 24, 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZayEvWsNu6I Seismology Research Centre My Comments: I searched for “Peters Seismological Observatory” and found it is listed as DU.TPSO (network.station) in IRIS.edu. The profile for DU.TPSO is at http://ds.iris.edu/mda/DU/TPSO/ where the instruments are explained. Unfortunately, only the STS-2 is listed and only the HHE, HHN and HHZ 100 samples per second three axis seismic data
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Comments and questions for Facebook InTheSkyOrg and In-The-Sky.Org

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Internet Best Practices, Internet efficiency, Open Algorithm Development, Solar System Colonization, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 20, 2021

https://www.facebook.com/intheskyorg/ All the material you post here. Is it also on your website? Can you index and organize it? If you post the same item several times, can you keep things together? You have good tools on your site, but they can be improved. There is no standard best practices form for easy and traceable
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Post on the Facebook “Allsky Camera” group about satellite transits of star and other things

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Gravitational Engineering, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Solar System Colonization, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 6, 2021

https://www.facebook.com/groups/172438633343696 Dear Allsky, I went through over a thousand live webcams on the Internet to see what people are sharing live now. My estimate is somewhere around 10,000 overall. Many of them have half sky (show half the image with sky) and in those they will capture comets, meteors, satellites, stars, planets, planes and many
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Some Notes on applications for MEMS gravimeters and their global calibration

Richard K Collins Gravitational Engineering, GravityNotes, Open Algorithm Development, Sun Moon Vector Tidal Signal August 6, 2021

Marley, For the last 20 years or so, I have been tracking gravimeter developments, hoping one day they could be developed enough to use in low cost gravitational imaging arrays. I don’t have my notes on what I wrote to you. My memory is that I saw you were at “earth tide” sensitivity. That is
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