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Classical Motion replied to the thread What would happen if Earth stopped spinning?.The only reality there is, is charged particles and the fields around and emitted by them. And the charge, and the fields around them... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Quantum Mechanics: Entanglement.An addition is an alter.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Basic Error: The accelerating Universe conclusion - reason.If time wasn't physical, no one would have to wait.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Massive galaxy with no dark matter is a cosmic puzzle .All electrons and protons are dark. They are called dark because the light they emit can not be seen. It takes a dipole or larger...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen..Why an event happens can NEVER be answered. A why can not be verified. Only how might be achievable. But only after repeatable...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Nuclear rockets could travel to Mars in half the time − but designing the reactors that would power them isn't easy.I have read some unbelievable things about metal foams. Like that within the same volume, a foam can hold more molecules than a vacant...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread These 'failed stars' orbit so closely it took 29 years to tell they were a pair.Being an unbalanced rotation, after enough orbits, wouldn’t they end up where they began? Forming a larger longer orbit.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Massive galaxy with no dark matter is a cosmic puzzle .I don't think we have positive and negative energy, I think we have right handed and left handed energy.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread My common sense hypothesis about dark matter and energy.What is the diameter in light years, of a 500 million year old galaxy?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread SpaceX catches giant Starship booster during historic Flight 5 rocket launch and landing (video).It was some outstanding programming.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Gaia space telescope discovers 55 'runaway' careening away from stellar cluster at 80 times the speed of sound.If those system velocity ratios have merit, then wouldn’t the galactic velocity give us the cosmic dipole?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Cosmic rays have surprising amounts of antimatter. Is dark matter responsible?.Ok, I thought I heard something new, sorry for the interruption.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Cosmic rays have surprising amounts of antimatter. Is dark matter responsible?.So the electron is the wave, and the photon is the particle that emits light?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread We have the satellite data to show climate change is real. Now what?.We might find out later with Sat data.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Cosmic rays have surprising amounts of antimatter. Is dark matter responsible?.So a photon was an electron? And a photon can become an electron?
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