Classical Motion's latest activity
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread NASA tests cellphone-sized underwater robots for future ocean world missions (video).Would such a strategy work for mosquito control? The numbers say no, just like for fish. Only a net can meet the demand. And there are... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Russian cargo spacecraft's 'unexpected odor' delays delivery to astronauts on ISS.Shaving can explosion on the way up.
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread The Sombrero Galaxy's star-forming days are nearly over — and the James Webb Space Telescope may know why.I am not an astronomer, but this is a jewel. It appears most of the stars have migrated to a common distance. They should have a common...
-
Classical Motion reacted to Unclear Engineer's post in the thread James Webb Space Telescope 'pushed to its limits' to see most distant galaxies ever with
Like.
""With so little time available, there are not many ways you can form galaxies. " So, what is it going to take for BBT folks to redo... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Dark Matter No More.I believe that there is an unknown force in this universe. And the reason that it is unknown, is because we think we know it. Gravity...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Speed of light.I think that a photon has two speeds. One is a common constant rate. The other is a changing rate, a density changing rate. A density...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Does energy have gravity?.I don’t believe we’ll ever find anti atoms or anti molecules. Only anti particles. I believe this to be true because anti matter is just...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread James Webb Space Telescope unveils surprising 'Red Monsters' in the early universe.I have observed the moon, stars and MW in the dark pool of still water. So much for observed facts. I’ll bet one could even measure...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Earth's 'second moon' is just visiting its cosmic parents for Thanksgiving.Thank you. I didn’t think about trogans til after I asked. The trogans are in phase with earth’s orbit. With the way gravity is...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Does energy have gravity?.For me, weight is not an amount of substance. Weight is the spin of a constant amount of substance. Spin it faster and it weighs more...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Earth is a spaceship like the ISS — let me explain.I don’t think it works that way. I’m guessing that some time in the past, Sol has interacted with another star. It probably wasn’t much...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread What is the most distant thing we can see?.I don’t think it’s a gap in detection. I think it’s a gap in emission. The proportional population of sizes of objects. And the flux...
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Earth is a spaceship like the ISS — let me explain.I think our sun is under a constant acceleration and it takes the planets and system with it. That's just what it appears like to me.
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread What is the most distant thing we can see?.From what they say, the CMBR should be just a little older than those deep reds.
-
Classical Motion replied to the thread Earth's 'second moon' is just visiting its cosmic parents for Thanksgiving.Thanks, do you mean like Trojan objects?
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram