Laser Stars

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  1. You've been chosen as 'Cool Canadian Site of the Day' for Aug 8, 1996
  2. You've been chosen as a "Best o' c.i.w.announce" site for May 7, 1996 - Thanks for adding "real" content to the Web; I appreciate it.
  3. Einstein is considered to be the father of the laser. John Talbot is the father of this highly scholarly page devoted to laser stars. The many technical articles here include a glossary for nonexperts.
  4. Excellent web page. I've included a link from the sci.techniques.spectroscopy home page to your History of Astronomical Spectroscopy page.
  5. I've been scanning through your website on LaserStars. Very nice.
  6. I fully intend to include a bookmark to your materials on my page. Your work, to my eye, is well laid out, well researched and shows careful attention to detail ... I'd let you instruct my students in this stuff any day of the week.
  7. It is nice to see laser history get its own site, especially the astronomical side that is largely neglected by the rest of the laser community.
  8. Nice Web site.
  9. Your Web Site is impressive!
  10. You have a very interesting and thorough web page!
  11. Heavyyyyy! Veeeery nice!
  12. Fantastic page! Oodles of information ! I've been taking a little introductory laser-optics course here at Queen's University and over the past week this very idea has been developing in my mind.
  13. I was visiting your page for a homework assignment(wanted to do something unusual so I did quasars), and I just wanted to say thanks for the info packed page.
  14. Interesting page.
  15. Congratulations. Your section on historical stuff looks great. I browsed through your C IV paper and was impressed by its graphic style ... great stuff.
  16. I have enjoyed looking over the information on the history of lasers.
  17. Thanks for putting up these pages about Varshni's theories.
  18. Thanks for posting this. That should rattle them.
  19. I am very grateful to you for explaining an alternative theory ... it sounds reasonable and far more likely to be true, at least to me.
  20. I enjoyed reading a completely new way of looking at things.
  21. The theory does clear up a lot of mystery and "theoretical physics syndrome hocus pocus".
  22. I hadn't heard of this theory and found it fascinating. Thanks!
  23. It makes me re-think what I do know and try to verify what I can of what I've seen; that's worth quite a lot!
  24. Nice site and more informative than most on the Net. Interesting stuff.
  25. I would very much like to put a link to your page on Laser History into a web page I am designing. The web page is for the NTC Laser Program in Wausau Wisconsin. We train 2 year Associate Degree Laser Techs.
  26. I just browsed by your scientific humour page, and I just have to say that it is absolutely brilliant.
  27. I personally think your theory is fantastic and irrefutable. I have always thought there was a better explanation and I say so in my theory. I have been reading the other theories listed on Phil Gibbs "New and Alternative Theories of Physics" in the "Big Bang and other cosmologies" section and it has been boring to say the least until I found your site. It was a breath of fresh air. Something that made sense.
  28. Just taking this opportunity to tell you that your site is very informative, and well presented - keep up the good work.
  29. Continue the good fight John. The more I read your posts, the more I am convinced you are on the right track.
  30. Nice job on your astronomical spectroscopy pages. I will probably make use of them in some of the classes I teach.
  31. Hi John, just a note to say how much I have appreciated your excellent job your web page. I'm an atomic collision physicist and I've done some work in radiative recombination and higher order resonant processes. I've always had a fascination with applications to astrophysics, but I haven't done any active research in the area. I've learned a tremendous amount from your page, particularly the history of atomic physics in astronomy. Thanks for a job well done!
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