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- COLGeek reacted to Classical Motion's post in the thread Question After exploring outer space with Like.
  
  We can only see and measure the end result….. of the “big picture”. The stuff that makes matter is too small to see directly. Plus there...
  
  Today at 11:17 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Question After exploring outer space.
  
  Speculation is good. See above for an example of some current research. As to life forms and energy, I am not so sure.
  
  Today at 10:07 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Question After exploring outer space.
  
  There are several articles referencing on-going studies of the planet's core and internal dynamics. Have you looked into any of those...
  
  Today at 10:06 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Question After exploring outer space.
  
  We'll likely never have the "results" of fully exploring outer space. What do you mean by exploring Earth? In what way? To what ends?
  
  Today at 9:57 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  This is largely an AI hallucination generated at the prompting of the OP. All good from a fun perspective.
  
  Yesterday at 8:50 PM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Questions about the SpaceX launch of 24th of March?.
  
  As noted above, the observed spiral you noted was indeed a result of the launch in question.
  
  Yesterday at 8:49 PM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Katy Perry and Gayle King launch to space with 4 others on historic all-female Blue Origin rocket flight.
  
  A seemingly problem-free launch and landing. More like an exciting (expensive) amusement park ride than a real space-faring launch...
  
  Monday at 11:54 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Katy Perry and Blue Origin's all-female rocket crew get Monse designer flight suits.
  
  Streaming of the event is very poor. Their servers must be overloaded. https://www.blueorigin.com/missions/ns-31
  
  Monday at 8:42 AM
- COLGeek reacted to Catastrophe's post in the thread Universal Motion Theory with Like.
  
  You are missing my point. Such a statement at the beginning: . . . . . says to me "forget the rubbish you believe in, you are...
  
  Monday at 7:19 AM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  What specific AI (version of ChatGPT) are you using, by the way? A different AI (Google's Gemini) said this about the theory: The term...
  
  Sunday at 8:04 PM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Katy Perry and Blue Origin's all-female rocket crew get Monse designer flight suits.
  
  When William Shatner made the same ride, coverage was similar.
  
  Sunday at 4:56 PM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  Something this outlandish is typically not very engaging. Relying upon an AI, given the parameters you did, gave something not terribly...
  
  Saturday at 10:21 PM
- COLGeek replied to the thread Questions about the SpaceX launch of 24th of March?.
  
  Yes, the spiral was that launch. https://www.foxweather.com/earth-space/spacex-launch-blue-spiral-europe
  
  Saturday at 5:59 PM
- COLGeek reacted to Catastrophe's post in the thread Universal Motion Theory with Like.
  
  Members might like a short introduction, so this is from Google: Cat :)
  
  Saturday at 5:03 AM
- COLGeek reacted to steve_foston's post in the thread Black holes as batteries: Could humanity ever harness the energy of these cosmic titans? with Like.
  
  Actually this has already been thought of - In BBC's Dr. Who they use a 'black hole' to power the TARDIS
  
  Apr 9, 2025
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