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Classical Motion replied to the thread Question black holes.That's one of those theories that should, but don't. We have several of those. We still stick to the should but don't theories, and... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread There is a way to know....now!.An "age" is a summation of equal time durations. So age only applies for constant rates and therefore constant durations of time. How...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Do We Exist Inside a Black Hole?.The background motion Bill speaks of does not come from universe motion, it comes from our solar system motion. The dipole asymmetry is...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Citizen scientists spot more than 1,000 new asteroids in old Hubble Telescope photos.If we were to stop taking images today, it would take decades just to view previous images(data) that no one has looked at yet. Much of...
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Classical Motion reacted to Admin's post in the thread NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft finally phones home after 5 months of no contact with
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On Saturday, April 5, Voyager 1 finally "phoned home" and updated its NASA operating team about its health. The interstellar explorer is... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Do We Exist Inside a Black Hole?.No. But all life exists within a highly controlled container of mass. So far we have found only one container. The error in our...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread NASA still investigating Orion heat shield issues from Artemis 1 moon mission.I have read and heard that high voltage and current potentials are generated from trailing wires in orbit. Some in a surprising violent...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Japanese satellite will beam solar power to Earth in 2025.Has any here seen recent photographs of Indian and Chinese cities? I spent a year on the Mojave desert in 1969. LA never looked...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Does the solar system have an end?.Maybe I'm different. I've never seen the future turn out like it's suppose too. Especially when we're sure of it.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread This is a possible explanation for why ‘c’ interaction is independent of our speed, maybe.We all have the same sight but we all have different ways of seeing. Some are mechanical, some electric, some chemical, some physical...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Japanese satellite will beam solar power to Earth in 2025.This will be interesting to see. Especially the receiving antenna if I understood correctly. Does the orbit need to be synced, or...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Olber's Paradox.This truly is the age of information. The only thing it costs us was our understanding. Good luck on your studies and communication...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Olber's Paradox.Not only can we detect a candle on the moon, we can detect it in full moonlight. Lots of noise. We can now detect signals far below and...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Infinity or not infinity that is the question..If I were looking for infinity, I would not look at numbers, size, time, or distance. Or the expansion of such. I would look at motion...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Superfast drone fitted with new 'rotating detonation rocket engine' approaches the speed of sound.I've seen that twice recently. Maybe a new guy? Maybe a software upgrade?
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