Advanced quiz question for you all....

[annikan skywalker]

With all due respect...What does this "Jen's Plane" have to do with striking a golf ball with better application of force? TGM is already confusing enough...LOL

[12 piece bucket]

With all due respect...What does this "Jen's Plane" have to do with striking a golf ball with better application of force? TGM is already confusing enough...LOL

What the heck is Jen's plane anyhow? Is that some sort of Steven Hawkins type stuff?

[Yoda]

What the heck is Jen's plane anyhow? Is that some sort of Steven Hawkins type stuff?

As Mathew told us in his Post #21 above, he has named his discovery after his U.S. girlfriend, Jennifer.

[Yoda]

With all due respect...What does this "Jen's Plane" have to do with striking a golf ball with better application of force? TGM is already confusing enough...LOL

Point taken, annikan. This thead has generated a lot of discussion and is definitely 'cutting edge' stuff. Let's move it over to its proper home -- The Lab -- and continue on!

[EdZ]

What the heck is Jen's plane anyhow? Is that some sort of Steven Hawkins type stuff?

Advanced string theory. Really just the 10th dimension expressing itself as a single point reflecting all possible space time at any potential parallel point.

Hawkings is more of a 4th/5th dimensional guy IMO...

But back to the 'point'....

Mathew - are you talking about the plane of the pressure points? Mainly the plane of PP#1 and/or #3 in 3 dimensional space?

Given that the left and right flying wedges intersect that point at an angle.