ARMEL
WARRENSBURG ,USA 64093

Posted at 8:00pm on Monday, January 30, 2012

Hello, i am having a serious question for scientist how can a freely falling object does not experience air resistance while the will say the same thing that if a body falls in a vacuum it does not experience air resistance example how can an elephant and a mouse be falling under free fall and be having the same acceleration while in reality i think thier velocity is changing and we know that speeding bodies have different acceleration as can be seen that the elephant will speed more than mouse hence meaning they are having different accelerations and also we also know that speeding bodies experience air resistance as they increase in speed and why then is the elephant arriving the first while we know that air resistance depends on the size of the body and its nature and we see that the elephant is having a larger surface area than the mouse .Also we say that the force due to gravity is different on the bodies but really seeing force of gravity equally depends on the that acceleration because mass never changes. example the elephant and mouse on the earth will have different force of gravity acting on them and the force cannot remain the same on the moon simply because the acceleration due to gravity is not the same so it concludes that force of gravity can only depend on the acceleration of the bodies and never on their masses hence telling us that the mouse and elephant have different accelerations. Eventually i think scientist have certainly made an error i wish to have an entertainment with a scientist i cannot accept this concept we need to reason again about this.THANKS

Tato Sugiarto
Jakarta, Indonesia

Posted at 8:50am on Wednesday, August 24, 2011

TORTOISE (Hinduism) and DRAGON (Taoism) are symbols for ENERGY or WAVE, both are analog with MAGEN DAVID (Judaism). "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" is the metaphor, also Thawaf seven times circling around the Ka'ba and Sa’i oscillating along “the sinus” Marwah-Shafa during rituals of the Hajj (Abraham).
"A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME - From the Big Bang to Black Hole" by Stephen W. Hawking is the best scientific interpretation of AL QUR'AN by a non believer. It is also a “genuine bridge stone” for comprehensive study of Theology. Surprise, this paradox is a miracle and blessing in disguise as well. So, it should be very wise and challenging for Moslem scholars to verify my discovery.
NeoSUFI visionary strategic thinking by an "ordinary people".

Scott J
Manitowoc,WI

Posted at 2:57am on Thursday, February 10, 2011

Such a great mind and so very interesting a personality. I am a genuine fan.

Jack Byrne
Silver City N.M.

Posted at 1:11pm on Friday, December 11, 2009

Hawking is brilliant but he , nor anyone, has united Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.

Amanda Harding
Salt Lake City, UT

Posted at 12:38pm on Monday, October 6, 2008

Professor Hawkings books were my first scientific books I red when I was a teenager, he is a true inspiration and unique lovable character.

Carl Hogan
Sutter Creek, CA - USA

Posted at 1:46pm on Monday, May 28, 2007

Since I have no credentials I can only express myself in "beliefs".
The religionists ask that we believe that a man rose from the dead, walked on water, et al. Steven asks that we believe that there is an "event horizon" at the mouth of a black hole. Viewed from its edge in a horizontal line of view a man's body entering the black hole would be disintegrated from all its atributes of reality (resulting in a non-reality being: a contradiction in terms) but viewed from above, directly into the black hole (hypothecating that by some method we could "see" beyond gravitational forces) the man's body would pass unscathed through the "event horizon".

O.K., Professor Hawking, how would the body be viewed at a 45 degree angle to the perpendicular; getting mangled only a bit?

I truly admire the Professor. He should be an inspiration to all of us dullards.