Category Archives: Properties of Central Relative Gravity Curves

two central force fields of G

I spent time a while back on G-field energy curves. Did not quite nail it. I do so now. Putting together efforts for abstract I have submitted to Wolfram upcoming Tech Conf. May not be accepted, my efforts for MAA … Continue reading

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UNIFIED FIELD GEOMETRY

I posted a phase/state of elements of the Periodic Table monologue using PPT and it became corrupt. Had to take it down. Love PPT because of ‘Cinemascope & Technicolor’ effects. Remember? Decided to redo with just a little extra. ALΣXANDΣR; … Continue reading

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central force mechanical energy curves

Tuesday, June 8, 2021. 03:40 I intend to post the first two chapters on my blog Readings from the Sand Box. For one week. Hope to elicit comments, any comment neg or pos would be appreciated. I am writing about … Continue reading

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roots

This PDF is an elementary study of constructing roots of number line domain. It is an excerpt (9 pages) from the more inclusive study I have done on accretion phenomena of Sir Isaac Newton’s M1M2 G-field. ALΣXANDΣR; CEO SAND BOX … Continue reading

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enduring pest

Saturday, May 8, 2021. My Endurance rant! I complained about infestation by Blue Host settling uninvited into my sandboxgeometry.org web site two years ago: BLUEHOST Posted on June 17, 2019 by admin THESE UNWELCOME INSECTS HAVE INVADED My .ORG SITE IN A FLAGRANT, … Continue reading

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reading S&T square1

This has to be my best to date. Explanatory on constructing and reading Galileo’s constant acceleration S&T1. Sit back and enjoy! Ever so little bit of calculus, a bit of analytic geometry, and a whole bunch of spacetime parametrics in … Continue reading

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EXPLORATION PROBLEMS S&T3

Having difficulty getting started with S&T3. Lots of stuff to preface any conversation about S&T3. Need keep it simple for the next generation. The knowledge base is noise, noise, and more noise. This could be why we spin wheels since … Continue reading

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orbit energy distribution; Neptune

still learning about a parametric for Johann Kepler’s Empirical#2. Got a ways to go with trim controls on my GeoGebra construction. Any, have a go at it, and if so inclined, say something! Alex

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Johannes Kepler and the Balance of Orbit ME Curves

Spent time considering means to construct the parametric geometry of planetary orbit decay and found instead a geometry of energy balance proving Kepler’s 2nd Empirical Law.

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abstract rejected, now required of my personal needs

This 2019 abstract (rejected) has become an important segue into thought processes required in presenting my PPT on S&T3 of the human knowledge base. i post it in my blog for reference by PPTn S&T3. ALΣXANDΣR; CEO SAND BOX GEOMETRY … Continue reading

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