"There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris, led a
team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large Telescope (VLT)
in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has changed. But Webb, who is now
looking at the VLT measurements, says that they require a more complex
analysis than Petitjean's team has carried out. Webb's group is working on
that now, and may be in a position to declare the anomaly resolved - or
not - later this year."

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are not thoughts, and to which as yet I have found it absolutely
impossible to adapt to language. These fancies arise in the soul, alas
how rarely. Only at epochs of most intense tranquillity, when the
bodily and mental health are in perfection. And at those weird points
of time, where the confines of the waking world blend with the world of
dreams. And so I captured this fancy, where all that we see, or seem,
is but a dream within a dream.

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

What were they doing; searching the cosmos for a linux user with an IQ
higher than 72 ?

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

What were they doing; searching the cosmos for a linux user with an IQ
higher than 72 ?

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

What were they doing; searching the cosmos for a linux user with an IQ
higher than 72 ?

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

"Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

"Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."

"Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:

> Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
>> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
>> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
>> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
>> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
>> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
>> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
>> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
>> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
>
> "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

As would mass extinction.

Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:

> Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
>> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
>> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
>> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
>> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
>> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
>> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
>> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
>> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
>
> "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

As would mass extinction.

Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:

> Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
>> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
>> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
>> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
>> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
>> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
>> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
>> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
>> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
>
> "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.

As would mass extinction.

"Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
news:6ed005c257c843b9bbd3950d7b99bbc4@rec.arts.bas h-the-bishop...
> Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
> person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:
>
> > Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> >> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> >> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> >> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> >> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> >> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> >> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> >> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> >> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
> >
> > "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.
>
> As would mass extinction.

Type Famous French victories , in google, then hit the feel lucky button

"Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
news:6ed005c257c843b9bbd3950d7b99bbc4@rec.arts.bas h-the-bishop...
> Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
> person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:
>
> > Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> >> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> >> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> >> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> >> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> >> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> >> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> >> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> >> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
> >
> > "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.
>
> As would mass extinction.

Type Famous French victories , in google, then hit the feel lucky button

"Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
news:6ed005c257c843b9bbd3950d7b99bbc4@rec.arts.bas h-the-bishop...
> Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue, and
> person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff, sputtered:
>
> > Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
> >> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha. Patrick
> >> Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris,
> >> led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the Very Large
> >> Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that alpha has
> >> changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT measurements, says
> >> that they require a more complex analysis than Petitjean's team has
> >> carried out. Webb's group is working on that now, and may be in a
> >> position to declare the anomaly resolved - or not - later this year."
> >
> > "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.
>
> As would mass extinction.

Type Famous French victories , in google, then hit the feel lucky button

Annette Kurten wrote:
> "Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
> news:6ed005c257c843b9bbd3950d7b99bbc4@rec.arts.bas h-the-bishop...
>> Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue,
>> and person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff,
>> sputtered:
>>
>>> Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
>>>> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha.
>>>> Patrick Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics
>>>> in Paris, led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the
>>>> Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that
>>>> alpha has changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT
>>>> measurements, says that they require a more complex analysis than
>>>> Petitjean's team has carried out. Webb's group is working on that
>>>> now, and may be in a position to declare the anomaly resolved - or
>>>> not - later this year."
>>>
>>> "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.
>>
>> As would mass extinction.
>
> Type Famous French victories , in google, then hit the feel lucky
> button

http://www.dwtoons.com/Top%20Secret/...nch%20Army.jpg

Annette Kurten wrote:
> "Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
> news:6ed005c257c843b9bbd3950d7b99bbc4@rec.arts.bas h-the-bishop...
>> Damian, <nospam@rabid-dog.net>, the ludicrous, rotted furry tongue,
>> and person skilled in determining the merits of belly button fluff,
>> sputtered:
>>
>>> Lord Gazwad of Grantham wrote:
>>>> "There are gainsayers who still dispute any change in alpha.
>>>> Patrick Petitjean, an astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics
>>>> in Paris, led a team that analysed quasar light picked up by the
>>>> Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile and found no evidence that
>>>> alpha has changed. But Webb, who is now looking at the VLT
>>>> measurements, says that they require a more complex analysis than
>>>> Petitjean's team has carried out. Webb's group is working on that
>>>> now, and may be in a position to declare the anomaly resolved - or
>>>> not - later this year."
>>>
>>> "Useless" would be a huge improvement for the french.
>>
>> As would mass extinction.
>
> Type Famous French victories , in google, then hit the feel lucky
> button

http://www.dwtoons.com/Top%20Secret/...nch%20Army.jpg