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General Science / Re: Are the words "natural" and "supernatural" actually meaningless?

« on: 03/05/2023 19:00:27 »

I find it amusing that some people only think what they see and touch is real.
There is no description or definition of dark mater or energy its never been detected in anyway no one knows what it is.Anything said about it at this point is just a guess.

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General Science / Re: Are the words "natural" and "supernatural" actually meaningless?

« on: 19/04/2023 01:24:56 »

I don't see the exaggeration its invisable cannot be detected by any conventional means and modern science say 68% of the universe is dark energy 27 % dark matter and 5 % regular matter.Where did I exaggerate?
It was a bold statement and you don't have to like it.

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General Science / Re: Are the words "natural" and "supernatural" actually meaningless?

« on: 18/04/2023 22:49:18 »

It cannot be detected you can only see the gravitational effect of it such as how the whole galaxy is locked in a rotation.If it can be detected tell me what it is you would be the first and highly praised for tell us.A nobel prise for sure..Seeing an effect and detecting it are two different things.Its a ghost and its in the room with you right now can you detect it?Dark mater has never been detected
only its effects.Their working on how to detect it that what all the on going experiments are for there are many.

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New Theories / Re: If there was one Big Bang event, why not multiple big bangs?

« on: 18/04/2023 00:34:57 »

Immortality doesn't exist in this reality sort of like infinities.If a human found immortality how would you escape the planet or solar system when it ends.It makes no sense in this reality and goes directly against nature.I wouldn't want to be immortal in this reality.
It would be like the old star trek show were every square inch of the planet was covered with immortal beings looking for a way to die.

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General Science / Re: Are the words "natural" and "supernatural" actually meaningless?

« on: 17/04/2023 23:58:13 »

I'll point out that only 4.9% of the universe is visable and detectable.95 % is not.A spirit could be dark energy which cannot be detected which is the most common energy.There is a massive structure of dark mater embedded in the universe over 5 times the mass of regular mater.Science has proven the invisible and undetectable does exist.The only way we know it exist is its gravitational effect on regular mater.So to believe in only what you see and can touch is wrong.
95 % of the milky way galaxy is thought to be dark mater its in the room with you right now you can pass through it and it through you with no effect.

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Technology / Re: Does wi-fi harm the environment?

« on: 16/02/2023 13:48:18 »

How about the high suicide rate half the children want to kill themselves startling numbers.It has been linked to suicide and severe depression.I don't think we know what the effects will be its a wait and see thing keeping fingers crossed that there are no long term effects.We are taking about being continuous exsposed some kids have been continuously exposed since birth in todays world.To write it off as nonsence is a mistake this world runs off money and there is way too much money involved to ever admit theres a problem money comes first over people.
There is not much scientific evidence because very few studies have been made because the use is recent.They are doing studies now that people have been exposed long term.The jury is out until a proper study is done. But with a huge amout of money involved a bad review could disappear or put on the bottom of the pile.

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Technology / Re: Does wi-fi harm the environment?

« on: 15/02/2023 14:34:09 »

The first thing to look at is the effects of electromagnetic radiation. Its a known health issue linked to cancer suicide and damages DNA among other things. Prior to 2000 there was mostly natural radiation now there are cell towers blasting signals cell phones computers TVs routers all pulsing out this electromagnetic radiation you really can't get away from. The question will be what kind of long term effects will this have on humans. We will find out in the next 20 to 40 years.
In a modern home everything is putting out a signal the lights the oven the fridge the vaccum the cell phones the alarm and I could go on so its not just the router.
Some people have taken to shutting it down at night and claim to sleep better.

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Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution / Re: Is eugenics possible?

« on: 15/02/2023 14:07:14 »

As long as the negitive aspects are discussed.Eugenics was the main drive in the nazi death camps experiments you don't want to imagine.Americans tested Canadians and Americans without their concent one was to inject plutonium to see what happend.This can be a dangerous field depending on the outcome thats wanted.

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: Will tidal power cause the moon to crash into us?

« on: 09/02/2023 15:01:44 »

The moon is actually moving away from the earth in 1969 when they landed on the moon  they  put a reflective panel there and its been measured at 3.8 cms a year.It will be an extremely long time but it is moving away from the planet.

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: How important is it to recreate Earth's gravity on a manned spaceship?

« on: 08/02/2023 03:10:14 »

They pretty well know the limit the longest was around 450 days.They say without exercise they can loss up to 20% of muscle mass in two weeks not to mention bones start to weaken.A six month trip requires months of rehabilitation when they come back.It just hasn't happened yet and hopefully won't happen.

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: How important is it to recreate Earth's gravity on a manned spaceship?

« on: 06/02/2023 13:17:39 »

The human body requires gravity to work right.Astronauts come back weak after a long space mission and you can even die if enough time is spent in zero gravity before coming back to earths gravity.

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The Environment / Re: Global Warming. long term effects.

« on: 04/02/2023 22:15:01 »

I agree the population is out of control.Electric vehicles are a bandaid solution that won't save the planet.The more people the more demand as we can see with higher prices.A loaf of bread was 20 cents in 1970.There is a housing crisis we can't build them fast enough.There is also a huge movement of people in the world that no one wants.It just seems we have the blinders on I don't know how someone could say its not a problem.People are looked at as consumers when thats how you look at things you want more people.Unfortunately thats how we see it.Its a very selfish way of looking at things.Everything is done for profit try and get in the way of that and you will be shut down.
I truly believe certain tech has been buried due to big oil.Edison said to Telsa who promised free energy not if we can't put a meter on it.
If someone came up with a free clean energy source they would disappear with their tech because of the sheer volume of money involved you would be killed.

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: As The Andromeda galaxy gets Closer Do We See It Younger ?

« on: 04/02/2023 03:58:41 »

The light will have less distance to travel so maybe a updated view as it gets closer but were humans we don't live long enough and have barely existed.We will not see any of it we will be long gone before anything happens.
There are scientist that say they are already merging on the outer edges.Its also an interesting galaxy because it has an enormous black hole putting ours to shame size wise.They have already named the new galaxy that will form Milkomeda or Milkdromeda They also say it will be an elliptical galaxy not a spiral after the merger.

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Geek Speak / Re: Victim of an Adult Site Blackmail Email Hoax?

« on: 03/02/2023 12:15:02 »

Thanks - the only thing I would add is if the CEO of facebook puts a piece of tape over the camera on his laptop maybe users should take it as a hint to put tape over theirs.

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Geek Speak / Re: Should you secure erase an SSD before giving it away, like you should an HDD?

« on: 01/02/2023 18:59:06 »

That only applies to SSDs you are trashing.In your case you are looking for a SSD secure wipe utility - it can be done on some PCs in the bios.It can also be done using the command line if you are a advanced user which I will not go into you can look it up which will be the Diskpart command.Ok I will tell you.Type cmd run as admin type diskpart type list disk select the disk number type clean then type exit done.
Oh its not admin its the full word administrator I don't know why I shorten it if you type admin it won't work of course enter after each entry.
I forget people don't know this stuff anymore and I assume most do.

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Geek Speak / Re: What's the verdict on Windows 11?

« on: 01/02/2023 18:34:10 »

Its perfectly fine this isn't the 1990s it is completely stable and if its free there in no reason not to get it.Its actually better then every other windows version their best yet.
The only problem is you have to have an advanced chip even some I7 chips are not good enough.If you have an older PC it likely won't be able to be installed.
You must have the right processor or it cannot be installed.

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Geek Speak / Re: Should you secure erase an SSD before giving it away, like you should an HDD?

« on: 01/02/2023 18:10:16 »

Well your giving it away to someone you trust so I wouldn't worry.The only way to hide all data is to encrypt the drive before throwing it away and toss the key to the encription
There are secure erase utilities available some by the drive suppliers themselves I recomend you look for a SSD secure wipe utility

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New Theories / Re: How did life begin? Viruses and bacteria. Biological Combination Theory?

« on: 27/01/2023 15:34:21 »

I read about that and found it interesting.That a virus infected a plant cell creating a new cell leading to other life forms.
Reaching far out if the hologram theory is right and no one has debunked it yet maybe viruses are how the operator introduces data into the program creating change .Crazy thought I know.

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: Why does this twin paradox thought experiment fail for me?

« on: 27/01/2023 15:14:12 »

I think a lot of confussion comes from trying to solve it using general relitivity when special relitivity solves it all.There is no need to use general relitivity.

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Geek Speak / Re: What's the verdict on Windows 11?

« on: 27/01/2023 14:57:14 »

I like it and its very stable I like the new interface compared to other versions.You do have to make sure you get the right version for yourself. They have a version that  will only allow microsoft products to be installed which I did not want.If you have that version I believe it can be deactivated.You will know you have this version if you can't install 3rd party apps.