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CYou make a fair point. It’s all about mass and proximity. But resonance can be problematic, too. Small perturbations over enough...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Pluto and Charon.Helio, you know that I have the greatest respect for your knowledge of this subject generally. Of course I accept that the four tiny...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Pluto and Charon.It would probably remain there; Newton suggested that this would be the case, assuming no interaction arising from a visiting mssive...
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CCatastrophe reacted to arturo.v.dominguez@gmail.'s post in the thread Is Travel to Mars really out if the question? with
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What is the cost of getting the caustic soda there - let alone the plant? If we decide that we will be attempting such a venture are we... -
CYes, IMHO.
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Is Travel to Mars really out if the question?.One problem I see with extraterrestrial development is that, so often, we see completely unsupportrd assumptions. Ah yes. We can see...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread The truth is coming out!.https://forums.space.com/threads/my-ideas.69336/page-3#post-615041 Post #75.
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread My ideas.The difference lies in the distance between the observed object and the eye of the observer, which necessarily involves the relative...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Is Travel to Mars really out if the question?.Re: extraterrestrial life, there are two issues. 1. Is there life nowhere but on Earth? 2. Is life common throughout the "Universe"...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Question Condensates.I have suggested elsewhere that theories eventually breaking down due to terminal conditions caused by division by zero are...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Is there really dark matter?.What I do not like about dark matter (although I can see why it might have been introduced) is that it has no comparative components of...
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CI am in broad agreement with your comments. But I would like to point out I am more concerned about old fiction. That the world is flat...
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CThe 'now' versions can be considered current fictions that will, in future perhaps be found to be wrong just like the old 'science'...
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Gibsense, I am not sure what you mean/intend by the 'now; items? Cat :)
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CCatastrophe replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Now that we have discussed "the map is not the territory", I would like to remind everyone of my opening post in this thread...
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