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NANOG-PHYSICS (was Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes))
From: "John A. Tamplin" <jat () traveller com>
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 16:14:00 -0500 (CDT)
Did I make a mistake and signup for nanog-physics instead of nanog? While we are at it, why don't we just come up with wave equations for the entire Internet? On Mon, 15 Sep 1997, Mark Kent wrote:
Those of you who want the Internet described in terms of elementary particles might also be interested in a bit of detail left off by Rob Barron: A ping pong ball is 37.2mm to 38.2mm in diameter and weighs 2.40 to 2.53 grams. So a 40mm inside diameter seems to be called for. -mark
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Current thread:
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes), (continued)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Michael Dillon (Sep 11)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Vadim Antonov (Sep 11)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Geoff Huston (Sep 14)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Susan R. Harris (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Ken Hays (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Alec H. Peterson (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Adrian Bool (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Greg Shepherd (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Rob Barron (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Mark Kent (Sep 15)
- NANOG-PHYSICS (was Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes)) John A. Tamplin (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Rob Barron (Sep 15)
- Physical transport media Michael Dillon (Sep 16)
- Re: Physical transport media Tim Gibson (Sep 16)
- Re: Physical transport media Michael Dillon (Sep 16)
- Re: Physical transport media Rob Barron (Sep 16)
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- Re: Physical transport media Jay R. Ashworth (Sep 16)
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- Re: NANOG-PHYSICS (was Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes)) Geoff Huston (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Randy Bush (Sep 18)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Tim Pozar (Sep 15)
- Re: ATM (was Re: too many routes) Sean M. Doran (Sep 11)