Author Archives: George Walker

SEQUENTIAL ENERGY LOSSES IN A CHAIN REACTION: A Practical Application of Exponential and Logarithmic Mathematics

A row of evenly spaced dominoes, each with a mass = 100 g ( 0.1 kg ) and height h = 0.2 m, is placed on a flat horizontal surface. The 1rst domino that falls delivers 5J of energy to the 2nd domino in line. Energy losses due to friction and air resistance occur betweenContinue reading “SEQUENTIAL ENERGY LOSSES IN A CHAIN REACTION: A Practical Application of Exponential and Logarithmic Mathematics”

The 7th Dimension Cloud-Merchandise Depot

My latest numerological pursuits, and introduction to my newest pet project: a dropshipping e-commerce storefront called ” The 7th Dimension Cloud-Merchandise Depot “.

SPECIAL TOPICS: 6,000 Watt ( W ) Craftsman Generator Instructions

6,000 Watt Craftsman Generator Instructions: This covers most of the important steps, but other procedures regarding troubleshooting and periodic maintenance can be found within the Craftsman operator’s manual ( https://www.craftsman.com ) From this point onward, we all need to try to get cheap tents that are small enough for 1 person per person in ourContinue reading “SPECIAL TOPICS: 6,000 Watt ( W ) Craftsman Generator Instructions”

SPECIAL TOPICS: To Vax or not to Vax

For anyone wanting to research vaccines: Every virus has protein components that a normal immune system will recognized as being ” foreign “. The 1rst exposure to these antigens might be slow and sluggish, but the body’s ” killer-T ” and other immune cells become programmed to react much rapidly when subsequent exposures occur. VaccinesContinue reading “SPECIAL TOPICS: To Vax or not to Vax”

KINEMATICS: Scalar Quantities, Vector Quantities, and Vector Addition

Oftentimes in physics, distinctions must be made between phenomena that have a measurable magnitude vs. those that possess both a magnitude and direction. Things that are quantified by magnitude only are referred to as scalar quantities. A scalar quantity describes a measured quantity of something that is unaccompanied by an assigned direction of choice: Ex:Continue reading “KINEMATICS: Scalar Quantities, Vector Quantities, and Vector Addition”

AP PHYSICS: The Gravitational Constant of Acceleration

When a mass [ measured in kilograms ( kg ) ] is under the influence of balanced forces, it will either sit still with respect to an observer that is also ” at rest ” within the same frame of reference ( Ex. A television set across a room from a viewer. ), or itContinue reading “AP PHYSICS: The Gravitational Constant of Acceleration”

FEELING LIKE A MILLION BUCKS: Using the Schumann Frequency ( 7.83 Hz ) to Alter Reality

Happy New Year Family!!! Yes, it’s been quite a while since I last wrote a blog entry, but my absence has not been in vain. Despite being a life-long skeptic about many things, I’ve developed a deep interest in the subject of quantum manifestation. Suffice it to say that there is far too much toContinue reading “FEELING LIKE A MILLION BUCKS: Using the Schumann Frequency ( 7.83 Hz ) to Alter Reality”

CHEMISTRY: Bronsted Lowery vs. Lewis Acids

When a Bronsted Lowery acid loses a proton ( +H ion ), an electron ( e- ) pair and NET negative charge remain on the proton donor. For example, hydrochloric acid ( HCl ) readily forms +H and -Cl ions when placed within an aqueous solution. Lewis acids, however, expand upon this concept to includeContinue reading “CHEMISTRY: Bronsted Lowery vs. Lewis Acids”