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Classical Motion replied to the thread Light in the existence.Then why does it get dark every night? -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Coating satellites with super-black paint Vantablack could help fight light pollution crisis.Wouldn’t this just turn a white streak into a black streak?
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Classical Motion replied to the thread A hidden 'super-Earth' exoplanet is dipping in and out of its habitable zone.I had to wait thru delays and overruns for WEBB. I had to double wait for Hubble. I will have to wait for new larger scopes too. That’s...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread A hidden 'super-Earth' exoplanet is dipping in and out of its habitable zone.It appears that our system structure is the odd ball. The unusual. It will be interesting to see what these new large scopes will find...
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Classical Motion reacted to billslugg's post in the thread NASA raises the odds that an asteroid could hit the moon in 2032 with
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If such a huge impact were to occur, we would undoubtedly have a large array of seismometers on the Moon's surface. This would allow a... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread There's an infinite amount of energy locked in the vacuum of space-time. Could we ever use it?.If space was created with matter and mass, and if there was a BB----- then there is a definite volume to this cosmos. And if there is a...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread There's an infinite amount of energy locked in the vacuum of space-time. Could we ever use it?.No there isn’t. Nothing can be locked in space. The energy in space, IS the MOST unlocked energy state there is. That energy is also in...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Reusable Stages.Because we were afraid, and in a hurry. Like now, with AI. In a big fearful hurry. Mistakes and abuse will happen, just like the wild...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Relativistic time dilation.A vertical rotating shaft shows that time does not change with elevation. A rotating shaft used as a swinging radius shows that neither...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Question Do We Really Need 6,000 Satellites?.After 25 years of google maps, I’m hoping for a modern version. Real time, zoom-able, high resolution satellite views. With the ability...
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Classical Motion reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Question What are the difficulties in getting to Mars? with Like.
I do not see a compelling reason to put humans on Mars. There has been no worthwhile task identified in these discussions that would...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread A Critical Examination of Cosmic Expansion and the Present-Day Origin of the CMB.All the far away stars and galaxies are moving away from us. They say this because of redshift. We have been measuring redshift for 80+...
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Classical Motion reacted to Helio's post in the thread Scientists question possible signs of life on exoplanet K2-18b in new study: 'We never saw more than insignificant hints with Like.
Ug. It's hard to read such gobbledygook. They state things like, " If red dwarf systems were significantly better at hosting life—say...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread One of the most geometrically perfect': What is this mysterious sphere deep in the Milky Way galaxy?.If it’s an expansion coming from a source, the expansion must have had a much higher velocity then the source velocity. To remain...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Keeping The ISS In Orbit.The drag particles for the moon, probably has the same velocity as the moon.
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