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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.Does the future already exist? If it did wouldn't it be part of the present? Does the past [already] exist? Without a theoretical...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Discovery of 'dark oxygen' from deep-sea metal lumps could trigger rethink of origins of life.This is passive splitting of water. I wonder if it could be scaled up. Probably need an anode & cathode to separate the hydrogen and...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.'Morality' is an often a hollow veneer of ethics. Divine edicts without reason. Very often a licensing for psychotic barbarous glee...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.Maybe EM phase oscillations are photons nudged back & forth by tachyons transecting the now universe? Might imply a relatively uniform...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.Per Proximity to Black Hole Event Horizons If the space in a mass field were Euclidean normal proximate to a black hole's event horizon...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.Per Seeming Variable Planetary Orbits Around the Sun When a Solar system planet makes its [apparent?] elliptic orbit to an external...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.Yes, at the quantum level there's temporal ambiguity, where future outcomes affect the past/present. To re-energize the virtually...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.It could be that [all?] energy is completely a function of now, this instant. The past probably has virtually no energy which is why it...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Does the Future Already Exist?.My thinking is, the future is not fixed. It may be guided by some limiting degrees of freedom, but I'm not sure that is itself absolute...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.Per Light Frequency Blue light is still blue light traversing a mass field. The time flow is slowed, but space is contracted...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread We could terraform Mars with desert moss — but does that mean we should?.Domes or caverns on Mars seems the most plausible for the time being. If one could skim Jupiter's atmosphere and then freeze it into...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread We could terraform Mars with desert moss — but does that mean we should?.There is virtually no atmosphere to speak of on Mars. Presumably what it likely had got scoured away by solar winds. Without a magnetic...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Astronomers could use a synthetic cosmos to unravel dark matter mysteries.Photons have relative mass.
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Astronomers could use a synthetic cosmos to unravel dark matter mysteries."...its interaction with gravity, ..." Again, gravity is the interaction between mass fields. Something can't "interact with gravity"...
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