At 20:57 1/30/00 , Bernie Bennett wrote:
>SLR and reflex lenses before the photons do. I've got 75 year old dining room
>windows that are quite wavy. Not the same quality of glass and not the same
>mass; but surely a factor non-the-less. Possibly a system of reorienting
>lenses in their cases or storing bodies with lenses at different angles would
>minimize "the sag effect".
>From Ken Norton's Treatise:
>This research resulted in a startling discovery. Photons flowing through a
>glass surface causes a molecular transfer throughout the lens element which
>can alter the overal shape and optical characteristics of that element. As
Hmmmm, there's a huge number of photons bombarding your windows every day.
More than most lenses would ever experience. A conjecture of continuous
graviton bombardment causing the same observed phenomonon certainly offers
an alternative theory; one that cannot be currently disproven. Ken's did
pass the 19th Hole Peer Review, but it might be good to visit both
thoroughly with Occam's Razor. A brief look and I'm inclined to side with
Ken; his explanation seems to have a lower word and letter count. The
mystery: is it Gravitons or Photons?
-- John
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