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Saturday, July 24, 2010
Phi Fi Fo Fum
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In my last entry I asked: how do the great pyramids of Giza have the same precise angle of slope as the location of a haunch in a barrel va...
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Incredible Insight, felt in your bones
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The master masons of antiquity are often described as having an intuitive sense of stresses, load bearing and stress analysis. It is sometim...
Friday, July 23, 2010
Can a mason build a submarine?
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Can a mason build a submarine? It sounds kind of silly. I have made several references in this blog to high strength underwater spheres m...
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Galileo's Thirst for Knowledge: Priceless. Quenched: $470 Billion.
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Over the past three entries I wrote about Galileo’s mistaken approach toward analyzing masonry domes and arches, where he invoked his Squar...
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Lessons learned from Galileo's mistake
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For the past two entries on this blog, I looked at Galileo’s valuable insight known to us today as the Square Cube Law . Galileo made the m...
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
More on Galileo and Master Masons
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In my last blog entry, I began a discussion of an article by Santiago Huerta, Galileo was Wrong! the Geometrical Design of Masonry Arches ...
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Monday, July 19, 2010
Master Masons: Smarter than Galileo?
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I recently read a fascinating article by Santiago Huerta , a Spanish architect whose expertise lies in the structural analysis of arches and...
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