[Atmob-discuss] Refraction of light

[Paul A. Valleli]

Ken,
That element must be related to the Upsidaisium that
floats the Stellerite rock at Stellafane East -
negative matter.  :< )
Paul
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Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 16:24:23 -0400
From: "Launie, Kenneth J" <Kenneth.Launie at ZINK.com>
Subject: Re: [Atmob-discuss] Refraction of light
To: <pbealo at comcast.net>,"Mario Motta"
<drmariomotta at gmail.com>,<Gary.Jacobson at ch2m.com>
Cc: atmob-discuss at atmob.org
>You could also try unobtainium, which is relatively
easy to polish, I'm
>told.
>
>--Ken
>
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>> pbealo at comcast.net
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>> Subject: Re: [Atmob-discuss] Refraction of light
>>
>> And if one of the materials used in these
negative index
>> lenses (neglens, nindlens, whatever) was
thiotimoline we
>> might be able to see something before it actually
occurs!
>> Sounds like a good paper to me, too bad Isaac is
no longer
>> coming down for breakfast...
>>
>> Peter
>>
>>
>> -------------- Original message
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>> From: "Mario Motta" <drmariomotta at gmail.com>
>> > Hmmm.. make a 32 inch 2 sided flat lens, and
have a 32 inch
>> > unobstructed refracter.... sounds easy.
>> >
>> > Mario
>> >
>> >
>> > On 10/18/07, Gary.Jacobson at ch2m.com
<Gary.Jacobson at ch2m.com> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > See the following link for an interesting
article on a
>> new material
>> > > with a negative index of refraction.
>
>>
>>
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