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What's the fastest can ever take your Scirocco? - more numbers

Subject: What's the fastest can ever take your Scirocco? - more numbers
From: kentmclean at mindspring.com (Kent McLean)
Date: Sun Mar 14 05:23:13 2004
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Euroroc II wrote:
> For those trying to reach this in 5th gear I should add that 
> 299,792,458m/s is in a vacuum... Since the Index of Refraction of air is 
> generally assumed to be around 1.0003 the speed of light in air becomes 
> 299,702,547m/s...
> 
> Every little bit helps.
> Physics lesson over.

Oh, don't stop there.  Please explain the
String Theory in simple terms [1] , and are
there 10, 11, or 32 dimensions?

Thanks,
Kent

[1] http://superstringtheory.com/ for the curious

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