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Warp drives' may actually be possible someday, new study suggests
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We’ve been launching stuff beyond Earth’s atmosphere for 67 years now and haven’t gotten beyond 0.064c thus far. This warp thing is...
Today at 9:10 PM
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Warp drives' may actually be possible someday, new study suggests
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All of the theories that would have us go FTL are based on solutions to Einstein's field equations. That they solve the equations does...
Today at 9:09 PM
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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One could model a complex gravitational field as a bunch of clouds of increasing density wherever the field is stronger. Geodesics would...
Today at 8:44 PM
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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The rubber sheet is simply a 2D representation of a 3D distribution. It is not intended to look like the actual thing any more than your...
Today at 8:15 PM
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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I know that lots of people claim there are many more spatial dimensions but I don't buy anything I don't understand. String Theory is...
Today at 7:56 PM
billslugg
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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There are only 3 spatial dimensions. One temporal. When scientists say they need many more dimensions to describe something they are...
Today at 4:40 PM
billslugg
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Warp drives' may actually be possible someday, new study suggests
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It uses standard physics and does not allow FTL travel, according to the article. What's the point?
Today at 3:26 PM
billslugg
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God's Hand' interstellar cloud reaches for the stars in new Dark Energy Camera image (video)
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Thank you! Great shortcut!
Today at 3:07 PM
billslugg
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God's Hand' interstellar cloud reaches for the stars in new Dark Energy Camera image (video)
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What you do is just leave that first black rectangle sitting on your screen. Don't touch anything. On my 450 Mbps internet connection it...
Today at 1:45 PM
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Spacecraft captures absolutely incredible video of plasma swirling on the sun
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I think I have the video thing figured out. The referenced video is always the solid black rectangle just below the headline. There is...
Today at 9:32 AM
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From a drop of water....
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Here is the problem. Light is basically the "kink" in an electric field line. Each charged particle has an infinite number of electric...
Today at 12:05 AM
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SR can address acceleration, on a limited basis, because it can be treated in iterations, one ref. frame change at a time, more or less...
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X-ray spacecraft reveals odd 'Cloverleaf' radio circle in new light (image)
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Yes, I agree, the event of the merging of SMBH's is not what a quasar is. A quasar is simply a very large SMBH, formed at one time by...
Yesterday at 11:22 AM
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X-ray spacecraft reveals odd 'Cloverleaf' radio circle in new light (image)
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Right, you asked what happened when SMBH's merge and I gave you the answer, provided there is infeeding material - quasar. If it...
Yesterday at 9:43 AM
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X-ray spacecraft reveals odd 'Cloverleaf' radio circle in new light (image)
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I don't know anything about ORC's, all I know is merging SMBH's can form quasars. That's what you asked.
Sunday at 10:23 PM
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