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Just Chat! / Re: If religion gives one comfort is it...

« on: 28/09/2019 16:33:53 »

This is an amusing OP...
Makes for a good read..
Thanks to all participants involved.
👌👍✌

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Just Chat! / Re: Can science prove God exists?

« on: 28/09/2019 16:28:07 »

The Hebrews had always maintained their language in Israel. Their own TANACH.

It's a book.
So is Lord of the rings.

ROFL!

Can't believe it is still going on & on...centuries have passed...may God help Science!

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: Is it possible for the laws of physics to change in time?

« on: 28/09/2019 16:24:24 »

Ahem ahem...plz forgive me for barging in & interrupting...

Subject:
Re: Is it possible for the laws of physics to change in time?

Personal viewpoint - Yes.

TY & plz carry on..." I'm luvin it "!

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General Science / Re: Are dreams real?

« on: 28/09/2019 16:17:17 »

 Hmm...not so sure if I get it.
But of course not that the explanation wasn't understandable, I have a few incapabilities of my own.

What got me thinking of QM was the line in the OP stated above which mentioned " A particle can be at two different places at the same time ".

Maybe it has got less to do with two different locations & more to do with two different states.

Probably all the given possibilities of location or states makes up a sort off a wave pattern, it is only when the speed, position & state is mapped or checked, then the wave effect subsides and only one particle with the specified mapped data appears.

(Thanks for trying to explain it thou)
👍

You know, it's the sensational way in which certain things are unthoughtfully said is what confuses the layman.
Why do they even make such statements online saying a particle can be at two places at once...
Why not Simply say that a wave form is dispersed all over the place, n only when probed n checked upon can provide a fixed location with fixed attributes.

I used to think a Black Hole is black in color...but it's the absense of light is what makes it dark, isn't it.
Also I thought if anything falls into the hole might be resurfacing out of a white hole in another universe.
Then all of a sudden the dumbass multiverse theory starts to make sense.
Even singularity & the Big Bang...just recently read about the Hot Dense Quantum Soup.

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General Science / Re: Are dreams real?

« on: 26/09/2019 23:38:01 »

The definition of " Quantum Superposition " online is soo much complicatingly confusing...Why in the world is Science so damm hard for Dummies!

Anyways, does Superposition imply that there are two lanes or let's say more than two lanes, like a four lane highway...
So the Vehicle could have travelled on any one of the four lanes, hence it could have been anywhere..
But that does not mean that the vehicle travelled on all the four lanes at the same time, coz it did not multiply into 4 x vehicles or split into 1/4 vehicles..

Hence, it could have taken any path, any lane, I simply cannot presume which lane unless & until I check, Right?
Please clarify...Thanks!

Subject:
Re: Are dreams real?
Yes they are Real...I have em too...but still they are called Dreams!
Thank goodness I can not control mine, orelse I'd probably neveh eveh wanna get up again...yeaaa!

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: Is it possible for the laws of physics to change in time?

« on: 26/09/2019 23:05:38 »

Soo much of sensational fantasies online have me a bit hallucinogenic...

" Dense Super Hot Soup " vs " A Singularity Atom "
Can anyone provide a little clarity, Please!

The BB wasn't really an Xplosion, was it?

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Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology / Re: Do small and big organisms experience time differently?

« on: 26/09/2019 22:54:29 »

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*Critical Flicker Frequency Rate.

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Just Chat! / Re: Could you publish a list of the most ridiculous questions asked

« on: 26/09/2019 22:28:27 »

Perhaps a few Answers at times are most certainly Ridiculous, but no Question ever is...

Anyways, has @Thebox passed on from this life to the next???
Finally outta d box eh?
Or simply relocated to another planet then...any clues?

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Just Chat! / Re: Can you help us hunt for habitable Exoplanets?

« on: 26/09/2019 22:20:22 »

http://phl.upr.edu/projects/habitable-exoplanets-catalog

All Thee Best!
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Question of the Week / Re: QotW: 19.07.29 What causes monsoon rain and will global warming affect it?

« on: 23/09/2019 22:22:24 »

Evaporation.

Global warming...

Rise in Eva rate.

Hence alot more rainfall.

Forgive me for not kick starting another new topic thread...
But Why is exactly then GW seen in a negative limelight?
Wouldn't more rain constitute to more land water holdings such as ponds & larger lakes, mightier flowing rivers, also more rationing of & higher underground water levels?
& isn't it aready quite cold & chilly in the northern hemisphere, would those nations really disapprove of warmer climates?

(*Note - I am very well aware that GW is not a fantasy fairy tale, all I wish to understand is why is it being foretold as a nightmare?)

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Just Chat! / Re: Can science prove God exists?

« on: 23/09/2019 22:10:32 »

OP - Re: Can science prove God exists?

Should it?

What exactly happens when Science debunks & demolishes all of Faith in the Almighty?
Aren't some folks on our planet so pauperised that all that they have or own to face the hardships of tomorrow is Hope & Faith.

I was pretty disappointed knowing the toothfairy ain't real...do not even get me started on Santa!
Is it fun to make kids cry in order to make em grow up?
Shouldn't growing old be a compulsion as usual, but growing up be kept always optional.


& Honestly, does Science not have any other more important impending crises to provide solutions for...
What good are such debates on & whether if GOD exists or not, other than they being extreme waste of time?

Why do believers belittle their own God by trying to seek proof of existence thru Science...
Believe what you may, keep your Faith..
Just Please remember, whatever your commandments are, keep em to yourself locked up inside of your own head.
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Question of the Week / Re: QOTW: 19.07.15 - Can you tell between a sunrise or sunset in a picture?

« on: 23/09/2019 21:28:19 »

Maybe the local vegetation or nature's greens might provide a clue..." Phototropism " or maybe the unequal breakdown of " Auxins "...

But perhaps the most easiest way would be to read the captioning on the canvas or image of the painter or photographer and believe they are being truthful.

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General Science / Re: Is There A Drug Which Will Enable Us To Live To 120?

« on: 08/02/2019 08:25:30 »

None...as for now.

Although u could try smiling!
I've heard it helps.

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New Theories / Re: time dilation in artificial gravity

« on: 08/02/2019 08:04:39 »

lol
Maddy, ur funy! praps its just futile askin u questns n xpctin a straight rply 😝
PS - a bit stuck up on 13.8b is not d real age of d Uni. Geez!

They say 13.8 billion years, we say for ever, an infinite number of years.  I guess it comes down to them believing in the bigbang, & we dont.

I lyk Aether alot...but...it does not help me personally in understanding d universe.
Praps I'm better off sticking wit d big bang edition.
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Technology / Re: Can we make a robot that could make a smaller robot that made a smaller robot?

« on: 08/02/2019 07:55:33 »

Dis is quite an intrestin topic!

A huge/big robot wuld collapse under its own weight...on Earth...
Unless it is built in Space!

D asteroid belt wud seemingly b a nyc spot 2 start off, all d robot wud hv 2 do is maintain momentum/velocity 2 keep a  stable orbit...lots of matter/material at hand already.

I wonder if all d asteroids in d asteroid belt were put together 2 form a planetary shape, how big wud it be?
D size of our moon, mars, d earth, or all of dem combined?

Now, suddenly, d kuiper belt seems an even better spot 2 start off construction!

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New Theories / Re: Another Model of Gravity

« on: 08/02/2019 07:44:05 »

I like d Aether stuff, but sadly d Universe dsnt work on my wishful thinking.

How wud d Aether xplain d change in velocity of d earth goin round d sun?
&
How wuld Aether provide friction so dat d rotation of d earth slows down?
Also,
Wat bout d moon goin farther away from d earth, how wuld Aether cum in2 d equation?

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New Theories / Re: time dilation in artificial gravity

« on: 03/02/2019 16:22:37 »

lol
Maddy, ur funy!

praps its just futile askin u questns n xpctin a straight rply


😝

PS - a bit stuck up on 13.8b is not d real age of d Uni.
Geez!

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New Theories / Re: Another Model of Gravity

« on: 01/02/2019 21:56:20 »

@Atom Smasher

Hi, prolly my response is a waay bit late, but still...

Does dis new model of gravity take into account d elliptical orbit of d earth?
Also, isn't d moon very verry slowwly drifting apart from d earth?
& isn't d earth slowin down in terms of revolutions on its axis?
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New Theories / Re: time dilation in artificial gravity

« on: 01/02/2019 20:38:17 »

I alwyz thought d Aether theory wz a fantastic explanatn 2 unknowns of d Universe...
Praps I shud think again.

Just a litl clarificatn required...
If I sit on top of a rocket
🚀(yeaa itz my rockt, I'll sit wherevr I want)
N accelerate uptil d speed of lite
💡💨(use xcess imaginatn)
Irrespective of any other observers, watching me from any angle...I Will NOT xperience any time dilation at all, rite???

Wat bout d time wen I'm accelerating, still nuthin?

A constant speed, nuthin much happening...but wat abt d accelerating part?
D clock wud b in my hands, so me, d clock n d rocket all muvin or rather accelerating at d same rate, soo no dilation correct?

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New Theories / Re: Biology is not a science

« on: 01/02/2019 20:19:18 »

Probably not worth posting...
Not d view, d OP...still,

Even Art is a science, & I guess so is Love.