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COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.The admins are looking at this now. May take a bit to fully review -
COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.That is not off-site direction (use of imgur and similar). Off-site/redirected traffic is "go here and read my thoughts on another...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.A question has been posed to the right folks to look at this. Please stand by, good sir.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.I would imagine that this can get a bit tedious, to string together the necessary links to build a complex equation. There is something...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.Sure, links can be copied and re-posted.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Question on Site Discussions and Members.Greetings, In regards to your comments: Item 2: Yes, we have members of all education levels and backgrounds. Feel free to engage and...
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COLGeek reacted to jan.wolitzky's post in the thread SpaceX's Starship Flight 7 test flight will deploy simulated Starlink satellites for 1st time with
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"The [Starlink] simulators will be on the same suborbital trajectory as the Starship upper stage, with Ship targeting a splashdown in... -
Simple answer - NO. The seasons of Earth are not caused by the orbital path of Earth, the distance from the Sun is a secondary...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Geologic Galactic Theory.That is up to you. An abstract may not have all the info/data to confirm whatever point you are trying to substantiate.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Geologic Galactic Theory.Are you referencing the abstract or the actual paper? Seems if you are using as part of your theory, you should be referencing the...
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One review finished. Acquiring papers. May be some time on my (wife's) budget.
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COLGeek replied to the thread Why is the redshift of high energy rays emmited by blackholes the same as the redshift of its host Galaxy ?.Start here. Note the listed references and associated links. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_redshift - and -...
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COLGeek replied to the thread Why is the redshift of high energy rays emmited by blackholes the same as the redshift of its host Galaxy ?.As a general comment, I would NOT assume that ChatGPT, or any of the other consumer oriented LLMs, provides academically accurate...
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COLGeek reacted to analysisparalysis's post in the thread Can NASA's troubled Mars Sample Return mission be saved? with Like.
While I wish SpaceX could meet their objectives as stated, Elon has a history of overpromising schedule. Back in 2018, he stated it...
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COLGeek reacted to Wolfshadw's post in the thread Galaxy Quest' at 25: the 'Star Trek' spoof that has its cake and eats it with Like.
I definitely had my doubts about it going in. Almost avoided it completely, but at the time, it was one of those movies; like A...
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