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    A New Mechanics Of Physics - Third Edition: "Plasma Mechanics"
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    A New Mechanics Of Physics - Third Edition: "Plasma Mechanics"

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    The third edition of a paper, that is meant to unify the physics of the basic forces of nature.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNathaniel David Durham
    Release dateOct 24, 2016
    ISBN9781533757852
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    A New Mechanics Of Physics - Third Edition: "Plasma Mechanics"
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    Nate Durham

    From Montrose, CO.  Born in 1980, 36 years old and like 420, electronics and chemistry. 

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