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QQuestioner replied to the thread Are we alone? Intelligent aliens may be rare, new study suggests.Traversing & communicating through space-time is problematic. If techno-advanced life finds a means to bypass space-time it means we...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.From a recent post per the 'seeming' rotation of objects traversing a mass field, the portion of the object further from the center of...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.That raises the question of why any continuous math functionality has import on what may ultimately be hyper-granular discrete...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Case for Gravity as a Function of Reduced Space in Mass Fields.(still trying to get my mind wrapped around this) The law & math of gravity describes/maps the shape of space of the vector(s) between...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread We are approaching the tipping point': Marker for the collapse of key Atlantic current discovered.My thought is like the 'little ice age' Europe may get a slight reprieve for the earlier stages of global warming. Over the long run...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Axion stars' that went boom after the Big Bang could shed light on dark matter.If axion matter clumps into stars that would have coalesced mass they should be indirectly discernable because visible matter's...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread What's the maximum number of planets that could orbit the sun?.An expensive science experiment to compare multiple evolutionary processes side by side.
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QQuestioner replied to the thread What's the maximum number of planets that could orbit the sun?."Godlike Productions" Real-estate developers Lol
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QQuestioner replied to the thread What's the maximum number of planets that could orbit the sun?.The 'ring of pearls' looks like one good option. I wonder if having a deeper atmosphere would help keep more distant planets warmer...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread What's the maximum number of planets that could orbit the sun?.My interest would be "how many livable (Earth like) planets could be engineered in orbit around a stable star?".
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The Discovery of Photon Mass Supports the Theory of Photons Having a Gravitational Effect.Gravity IS the interaction of mass fields, namely/specifically the relative space deficit aspect of of mass fields. Photons have energy...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Unique New Ideas about Black Holes or Black Spheres as I call them.I believe the facts run in opposition to your fun fantasy. Mass including BH mass is exactly the opposite of the fictional Dr Who's...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread The sun is a 'runaway world collector' that can trap passing rogue planets.My guess is only a tiny tiny percentage of rogue worlds travel at the few hundred mph required and on top of that the vectors that would...
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QQuestioner replied to the thread Planets of Milky Way's most common stars are less habitable than thought, dead NASA telescope reveals."...UV radiation ... can ... include stripping away a planet's atmosphere..." The flare the UV light coincides with would certainly...
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QQuestioner posted the thread Question Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old? in Cosmology.Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old? I believe and there is evidence to support the idea that space volume & time speed...
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