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Yes Einstein was trying to prove time, space and mass were a complex whole (or something like that) Not that I have Einstein jeans... -
billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.Yes. Actually, time, space, mass and energy are all manifestations of the same "thing" which we don't know what it is. For example, if...
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billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.That is an accurate statement, but we are constantly told the Feds know, but they cover it up. The response only addresses one...
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billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.I cannot point out any flaws in the AI response. However, if it is a generative response it is giving us the "most popular" response. In...
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billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.I'm not sure the average density of the Universe decreases as it expands. The new space that is responsible for the expansion has the...
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billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.Time dilation due to gravity, Pound and Rebka did it a long time ago. Been repeated numerous times since, I'm sure.
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billslugg replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.All changes due to speed are of the same form and magnitude. Time dilation, mass increase, Lorentz contraction all use the same formula.
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It's too small. Maybe will kill around 1000 if hit town with high density population. In same scenario Benny will kill millions if hit...
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billslugg replied to the thread Affect of deep space on time dilation.Yes, it is a colorful analogy but the colors will be slightly red shifted.
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billslugg replied to the thread Affect of deep space on time dilation.The Universe has a distinct edge, but it is like a rainbow. As you go towards it to look at it, it keeps moving farther down the road.
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The way it was written allowed us to know what you meant. The early stars didn't travel anywhere of course! The universe has expanded...
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While I'm at it. Here's an update on the radial distribution by exoplanet type (using Sky & Telescope's ranges).
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billslugg replied to the thread Light year.All stars give off photons of all wavelengths. The intensities of each wavelength vary by the star. Any two photons of the same...
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billslugg replied to the thread Affect of deep space on time dilation.I got it backwards. WE are in a relatively dense region considering we are in a galaxy cluster. The universe, on average, is much...
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billslugg replied to the thread Dark Matter Revisited.Olber said since each star has a finite cross section as seen from Earth and there are an infinite number of stars, why don't we see the...
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