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Which Theory Is For You
vhbelvadi replied to nickbrookes1991's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Newton's affects us more directly in daily life, while the effects of Einstein's are not that easily apparent. And I don't mean useful, just 'apparent'. So I'd prefer something that connects them both, better--perhaps as a first step to quantum gravity or something? But if you connect them like Capricorn did, it's a different story altogether. -
I don't get it (at all.) What do you mean by 'the big bang just happened?'
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So, as I get it, you're saying there was always mass, no matter how far in time we go. Only, there were no stars or other celestial bodies as such.
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Co-operative evolution?
vhbelvadi replied to ollypenrice's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Kind of over my head too. Sadly I haven't read Dawkin at all. The three books are next on my list. Perhaps we are the only ones knowingly being uncooperative. I find there are many organisms being unknowingly cooperative; to en extent, even humans. But that's where it all ends for (most of) us. -
OK, so this might be a silly question: supposing I'm very (many verys here) far from a galaxy I might not experience a g.lensing at all? Now if that (above) is correct, we might not be able to identify black holes that are like really far away, would we? Because we would notice no g.lensing.
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So, clearly, there are other Universes? And ours is just one among many. Then what was there before all that? Did each universe have a different beginning or did they all start off together and then somehow split up?
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Black Hole - TV BROADCAST
vhbelvadi replied to Lincoln's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Right you are (what a surprise!) -
Going over my head
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Black Hole - TV BROADCAST
vhbelvadi replied to Lincoln's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
I wish I was in the UK -
What 'bout this cosmonaut?
vhbelvadi replied to vhbelvadi's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Know that one Paul. B-e-a-utiful A big sorry for that! The link I wanted you to see is here. Is there no way I could probably get this post - at least the last bit - to the top? For the benefit of other members? -
What 'bout this cosmonaut?
vhbelvadi replied to vhbelvadi's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Math it is Paul. I lose my temper at times but I guess that's how Math is for many :-) -
Most of you probably already know about the conspiracy of a cosmonaut in the 1960s. For those who don't, or want to refresh their memory, here's a link with an audio file allegedly containing the radio transmission recorded by the Judica-Cordiglia brothers of Italy. I'd like your comments on it. Link is here
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Will they just not be there
vhbelvadi replied to johnb's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Interesting link Sam, thanks. -
The way light travels.
vhbelvadi replied to Theninjagecko's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
Doesn't that mean 'nearly everything'? -
Will they just not be there
vhbelvadi replied to johnb's topic in Physics, Space Science and Theories
You may be seeing more. Probably a certain star is a considerably HUGE red giant now compared to what it was thousands of years ago.I suppose that wouldn't make a HUGE difference; but the possibility is there nonetheless.