Although I'm an experimentalist, I've harbored an intense interest in the relationship between fugitive energy (FE) and hyperspatial distortion and curvature. Fugitive energy is defined by the well known equation:

FE =10(Km) - 17(Kx)

where Km and Kx are quantum values subject to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle; thus, only one value can be defined in a given matrix - a situation that causes much anguish amongst theoreticians. Consequently, a couple of nights ago I cobbled together an FE generator and measured curvature for myself. In order to limit collateral damage, we tested the device from the boat and away from a major population area.

The experiment succeeded admirably and I plan to publish in Nature or Science. While I have yet to write the manuscript, I've assembled four figures that verify the experimental evidence for the relationship between FE and interdimensional curvature.

Next I plan to explore the Bud effect.

Jer

Fig. 1 Entering the distortional flux.



Fig. 2 Curvature approaches maximum value.



Fig. 3 Dimensional interface complete.



Fig. 4 Returning to sidereal universe.

[Adam]

Are you sure FE didn't stand for fisheye here?

[pacerr]

Next I plan to explore the Bud effect.

Oh, yeah! 'bout three Bud's 'll undoubtedly change the whole equation for the better.

Nice shots.

H2

[daacon]

Great shots Jer I understood everything up to the phrase "Although I'm a" Looking forward to the Bud effect !!

[Jimbo]

Now that is just too weird. Feels like one might fall off the earth. JIM

[Sailor]

Are you sure FE didn't stand for fisheye here?

There may be something a bit fishy about the equation - but, hey, blame the theoreticians.

Jer

Oh, yeah! 'bout three Bud's 'll undoubtedly change the whole equation for the better.

Nice shots.

H2

Thanks much - sounds like you're also an experimentalist!

Jer

Great shots Jer I understood everything up to the phrase "Although I'm a" Looking forward to the Bud effect !!

Hey man, thanks. Yeah the Bud effect doubtless will alter the results - a further chance to publish!

Jer

Now that is just too weird. Feels like one might fall off the earth. JIM

Hey, buddy - "weird" is a basic constituent of interspatial distortion and is represented by Km. It does give a spooky look.

Jer

[gawan]

Fantastic angles, Jer! Love them, they suit well to the subject, boat in a wide open ocean!

[Sailor]

Fantastic angles, Jer! Love them, they suit well to the subject, boat in a wide open ocean!

Georg - thanks much.

Jer

[mischivo]

You've had this lens for many years you say?

Why would you want to share these with anyone? In three of these photos, no less than 50% of the content is disgustingly green water. When I see images like these, I assume they were taken by accident, or to test whether the camera was working.

[Sailor]

You've had this lens for many years you say?

Why would you want to share these with anyone? In three of these photos, no less than 50% of the content is disgustingly green water. When I see images like these, I assume they were taken by accident, or to test whether the camera was working.

The interdimensional distortion does funny things to the mind - whether it's mine or yours can't be determined owing to that gosh darned Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

Jer

[volley]

Just great Jer. Love that sense of humor! Once you better understood the Bud effect you might consider to re-write the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"!
Thanks for posting

[monochrome]

Nice Jer - enjoyed the commentary, too.

Might I suggest, after you explore the Bud Effect, you examine the Macallan/Rankin Principle?

Masters of Photography

[Sailor]

Just great Jer. Love that sense of humor! Once you better understood the Bud effect you might consider to re-write the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"!
Thanks for posting

Hey thanks - glad you got a kick out of this silly post. I still have to do some experimentation around the Bud effect, but once that important work is complete, I might turn my attention to the Galaxy.

Jer

Nice Jer - enjoyed the commentary, too.

Might I suggest, after you explore the Bud Effect, you examine the Macallan/Rankin Principle?

Masters of Photography

Thanks much - I looked at the website and fully agree; the Macallan/Rankin Principle could open up totally new fundamental viewpoints of the universe.

Jer