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Sstanwaterman reacted to Gibsense's post in the thread Imaginary Time: now this is what EXOTIC means! with
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It is not difficult once explained. An arrow is just fine. For you, time is an arrow but its direction varies. The facts (as best... -
Sstanwaterman replied to the thread I think we overthink space..What a lot of strange unscientific piffle! All the assumptions and theories in this post are wrong and just strange fairy tales! The...
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Infinity.Yes you can because there is an infinite number of different infinities!
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Infinity.Yes you can because there is an infinite number of different infinities!
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Infinity.An infinite line has no ends to be joined! If you add all the numbers between 0 and 1, which you can't because there is an infinity of...
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Goodbye infinity and all that infinite singularity and infinite density descriptions.It's perfectly simple really, it was a huge mass but not zero size. Why would it be? Dividing by zero, just gives infinity of course and...
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Polaris defined..Both Ursa Minor and Ursa Major are still there, glowing in the night, and will be long after we are all dust!
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Sstanwaterman reacted to ChrisA's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
My opinion is that classical physics is just a shortcut. It is the result of summing trillions of quantum effects. Other examples of...
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Sstanwaterman reacted to promytius's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
You're too young to remember when cars were started with a crank; you had to crank it, over and over, in order to start it, so you did...
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread A possible insight into the Big Bang.It's all just piffle, there is not much pint in trying to understand something which has no meaning!
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Sstanwaterman replied to the thread Scientists find highest energy cosmic ray electrons ever seen.Rest-mass is constant, the mass at rest! The apparent mass increases with speed not acceleration although if you are accelerated you do...
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