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I'm done here. Good luck documenting your theory. Without addressing the big rock issues previously discussed, it simply won't amount to... -
Jim Franklin replied to the thread The Observable Universe and a Spinning 3 Torus.The universe is flat, with a margin of error of only 0.4%. This is based on measurements from experiments like WMAP, Boomerang, and...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Atmospheric nitrogen.You clearly need to stop comflating otherwise unconnected science and events. The abundance of nitrogen in the universe is relatively...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread the missing near side crust of the moon.Factually incorrect. The GIT postulates a Mars mass planet hit the primordial Earth which was around 10% more massive than now, this...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Question What is the scientific and geological explanation for the existence of lunar seas?.Clearly you have not formulated your theory. Current theory is that the gravity of Earth pulled the more mantle of the Moon more...
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Jim Franklin reacted to COLGeek's post in the thread Question What is the scientific and geological explanation for the existence of lunar seas? with
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Question Will anyone ever play the Golden Record on Voyager?.Unlikely. If they do find it then they would be a spacefaring species and thus they may be able to guess what it is trying to convey...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Over 14,000 satellites,120 mn pieces of debris crowding Earth orbit.Point 1 - please provide a link, the tracking of orbital debris includes items as small as around 1cm and are paint flakes from launch...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Anti matter theory.I am not religiopus in the slightest, but for all that is holy, please stop having a conversation with yourself and put all this in a...
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I'm leaving the topic. I tried to read it, but if I stayed even a minute longer, I would need a month of intensive psychiatric treatment.
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Question moon dust.Few things to unpack here. Lunar regolith is not corrosive, nor is it toxic, however, it is highly damaging to mechanical systems and...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Space debris crashes into Kenyan village, believed to be leftover rocket hardware.There is a lot of misreporting about this. Clearly this hot staging ring came from a launch vehicle that was a recent launch, claims in...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Betelgeuse goes Supernova.As the estimates are grounded in REAL science that has been proved correct on, literally, thousands of occasions, I would suggest not...
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Jim Franklin replied to the thread Betelgeuse goes Supernova.As wolf has said, Betelgeuse is significantly far from Earth that if it suffered a core collapse (Type II) supernova and the...
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I've really appreciated your input today - a breath of scientific fresh air (imo). Thank you.
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