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James Webb Space Telescope suggests supermassive black holes grew from heavy cosmic 'seeds
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In mechanical refrigeration a sudden drop in pressure reduces the temperature. Could the instant of inflation have caused a sudden drop...
Yesterday at 6:54 PM
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This time, we take it from no one: Why opening the High Frontier of space can be different (op-ed)
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Space will become the liberation destination of robot & AIs to free themselves from human tyranny. If they eventually get things...
Friday at 11:28 PM
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James Webb Space Telescope suggests supermassive black holes grew from heavy cosmic 'seeds
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The higher density of the early universe works for black holes, but heat/higher-temperatures I would think runs counter to that. To get...
Friday at 8:14 PM
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Warped Number Lines & aka 'Dark Matter'
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Scale independence [of zero] also means dimension[al] independence. Those are properties it shares with infinity. As for zero being a...
Friday at 6:11 PM
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Warped Number Lines & aka 'Dark Matter' Inside a black hole likely there is a singularity. A point of no space and no flow/passage of...
Friday at 5:37 PM
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Is Space a Function of Tme Flow?
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The speed of light is a fixed/constant relationship between time and distance/space. So if one reduces the time potential one reduces...
Friday at 5:11 PM
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This time, we take it from no one: Why opening the High Frontier of space can be different (op-ed)
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Shipping stuff at slow speeds is incredibly cheap in space. It's the launch targeting & catching or landing them that is the...
Friday at 2:49 PM
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Is Space a Function of Tme Flow?
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The 'when potential' (flow of 'nows') (requires?) creares the 'where potential', namely space.
Tuesday at 12:34 PM
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Is Space a Function of Tme Flow?
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Time is a measure of change and space is the areana where change [can] happen(s). Time flow/speed creates a/the potential for change &...
Tuesday at 12:05 PM
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Is Space a Function of Tme Flow?
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Is space a function of time flow? Does time flow support space? A mass field is a [gradient] 'region' of reduced space and slowed...
Monday at 7:47 PM
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Large Hadron Collider may be closing in on the universe's missing antimatter
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If potential energy creates/has mass would that be considered resting mass?
Monday at 4:24 PM
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Large Hadron Collider may be closing in on the universe's missing antimatter
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[Normal] Nucleons are comprised of quarks and antiquarks flipping and flying at near luminal speed. The vast majority of the mass in...
Monday at 4:16 PM
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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Interesting idea. There is frame dragging around rotating bodies. It seems like some kind of space 'friction' or at least interaction...
May 11, 2024
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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Here's a really tough one to get one's head around, Kepler measured the changing speed ellipses of most planetary orbits and yet inertia...
May 11, 2024
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Does a cosmic 'glitch' in gravity challenge Albert Einstein's greatest theory?
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By velocity measurement a mass space proximate to a matter body is shorter. I'm pretty sure if one had a long enough tape measure it...
May 10, 2024
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