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Classical Motion replied to the thread A failed Soviet Venus probe is expected to fall to Earth today, but when and where? Here's what we know.I hope it deploys normally and lands, and takes some photos. -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Einstein Abuses Logic and Camouflages Absurdity in 1905.The guy on the train is counting more intermittences than the guy on the ground. Imagine a ladder coming at you. The ladder has rungs...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Einstein Abuses Logic and Camouflages Absurdity in 1905.I believe the velocity of that light is the same for the ground and the flatbed. The train's motion only changes the rate of the light...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Sun unleashes jaw-dropping filament eruption — but Earth dodges the blast (photo).Can you imagine the world wide demand for grid transformers? They work so well and take abuse and don't wear out, so we don't stock...
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Classical Motion reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Sun unleashes jaw-dropping filament eruption — but Earth dodges the blast (photo) with
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Grid transformers are not kept in stock, it takes about a year to make one. They'd speed it up, of course, but there would be many... -
Classical Motion reacted to billslugg's post in the thread A failed Soviet Venus probe is falling to Earth. Here's what it might look like with Like.
They got some pictures of it from the ground. It has a parachute hanging out the back. The thing is designed to hit the ground on Venus...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Yellowstone holds potentially untapped cache of 'carbon-free' helium for rockets, reactors and superconductors.Down deep, much deeper than geothermal pockets, many of the disadvantages of geothermal will be slight, if any. I believe our crust is...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread A failed Soviet Venus probe is falling to Earth. Here's what it might look like.How about some Space Force recon before it comes down?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Why do photons disappear going through a semi-conductor, conductor etc.?.A water/ice molecule gets ionized due to collision friction. Energy was added to an electron and the electron jumped out of it’s atom...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread As Expansion continues, Time speeds up, True or False?.One result of time is that all motion is positive. All energy is positive. Motion can not be taken back. Only confined. Corralled...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread As Expansion continues, Time speeds up, True or False?.Only one particle is needed for time. All particles are in a state of perpetual motion. And have a constant length, just like light. And...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Earth's skies pulse in sync with the sun's solar flares.Those charge fields around earth are like quantum sensors. And if we could flash align them, we might have some awesome detectors.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Sun unleashes jaw-dropping filament eruption — but Earth dodges the blast (photo).That ejected stripe is about 40-50 earth diameters long. That’s just a quick guess. If it hit us in an incident manor, we could be...
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Classical Motion reacted to COLGeek's post in the thread Eventually, all life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun': Elon Musk explains his drive to colonize Mars with Like.
So if the Sun destroys the Earth, why would anyone assume Mars is safe (assuming we can get there and make habitable...) from the same...
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Classical Motion reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Sun unleashes jaw-dropping filament eruption — but Earth dodges the blast (photo) with Like.
It would take about 8 hours for such a plume to spurt out. You cannot see the motion of a prominence when you view it through an...
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