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Catastrophe reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread Are we alone? Intelligent aliens may be rare, new study suggests with
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Dave's insistence that his beliefs are true blinds him to the other possibilities that might be the actual truth - and interferes with... -
Catastrophe replied to the thread Question Extraterrestrial life or civilization?.spacedweller, you are, of course, correct: The authors recognise this: Cat :)
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Catastrophe reacted to spacedweller's post in the thread Question Extraterrestrial life or civilization? with Like.
Evidence yes but not proof. https://grammarhow.com/proof-vs-evidence/
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Was there a "Big Bang"?.Ignat, for the sake of good order, I should point out that your post #1: must refer to our "observable universe". Cat :)
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Definition of Universe requires clarification, to enable discussion.spacedweller, your post #67 is inaccurate. I did not say that. I quoted John Gribbin saying that. Furthermore, there is not one...
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Hello Cat I agree
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Was there a "Big Bang"?.Yes. It seems that many vaunted ideas are based on "locally observable universes", rather than The Universe, about which we are...
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Question BIG BANG EVIDENCE.In simple words, I am in agreement with much of what you have posted. Cat :) :) :)
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Question BIG BANG EVIDENCE.Harry, from your OP . . . . . . My biggest problem is the validity of retro projection - imagining the observed universe going...
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Definition of Universe requires clarification, to enable discussion.Classical Motion, I see what you mean about "current" observations, but is it not also a strength to be able to "see into the past"...
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Question Mars Colonization: A Bold Frontier or an Expensive Dream?.Rather a sensible piece, after much that, perhaps, has not been? Cat :)
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Lost in space: Why some meteorites look less 'shocked' than others.The above (which is a diagram caption) is a good summary of this interesring paper. Cat :)
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Catastrophe replied to the thread A Rebuttal to the Infrared Redshift Interpretation of Type Ia Supernovae.Cat :)
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Catastrophe reacted to COLGeek's post in the thread Are we alone? Intelligent aliens may be rare, new study suggests with Like.
Don't you (really) think that if there was something to share that it would have been done by now?
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Catastrophe replied to the thread Definition of Universe requires clarification, to enable discussion.Do you have an answer please? Cat :)
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