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Mr. Henry Bemis
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so hey faggots there's this website called www.galaxyzoo.org
it lets normal people identify photos of galaxies as either spiral or elliptical and which direction they are spinning!
apparently computers are bad at it!
so if you've always wanted to pretend to be an astronomer here is your one and only chance
it lets normal people identify photos of galaxies as either spiral or elliptical and which direction they are spinning!
apparently computers are bad at it!
so if you've always wanted to pretend to be an astronomer here is your one and only chance
Nothing is true; Everything is permitted
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Can we post science-y stuff ITT?
r = posting of science-y stuff in this equation
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Giganto gif but well worth it
ORION NEBULA REPRESENT
9 observed supernovae holy dicks
one of the strongest pieces of evidence for dark matter
now this article talks about one model of super massive black hole formation being accretion of matter
i was under the impression that black holes had a limited lifespan due to hawking radiation
i guess super massive black holes are in conditions that they can accrue matter fast enough to counteract this??
anyone know
Well then the obvious solution is to become infinity.
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I do
Edit: Also, I saw the Orion nebula tonight: One guy's telescope only picked up 3 stars near it, while another guy's bigger and better scope actually picked up the gassy stuff. Pretty neat.
either everything we thought we knew about gravity is wrong or 20% of the energy density in the universe is composed of exotic particles we've never observed that interact with normal matter only through gravity
the only way we can tell it's there is that it bends light like a galaxy or other massive object except there's nothing there
i don't understand what it is at all
i just know that it is the reason the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate when we thought it should be hells of slowing down
(p.s. gravity doesn't exist. There is only Jesus's love preventing us from flying off into the void.)
(p.p.s that looked like a joke, but what you don't know, is someone actually said that and meant it. I was there)
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HOOG resmalution:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2a/Eta_Carinae_Nebula_1.jpg
the universe at one time actually expanded faster than the speed of light
the universe is only like 15 billion years old but it is around 50 billion light years across whereas if the matter from the big bang moved at the speed of light constantly it should be like 30
all galaxies are moving farther away from each other
the way i picture it is that the universe is a grid that the squares on are getting bigger
that's such an awful description but i cannot for the life of me remember what the whole thing was. it was pretty insane and basically turned everything you thought you knew on its head.
The universe is not above the law.
It is the law.
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If the last frame of this was as big as your screen, the first frame would be larger than the known Universe
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i so think there are a bunch of civilizations in the milky way
fermi's paradox is a bunch of crap since we've only been listening for signals for 100 years or so, making our sample image of the galaxy incredibly tiny
Water just bounces off of it!
It's like those stain-proof pants, but apparently several times more effective.
And then you compare the Big Dog to a galaxy and then you compare the galaxy to a galactic cluster and then you fucking die in a total perspective vortex
Also, scientists, what's the delay on big carbon nanotubes, huh? The future's never going to come at this rate.
then I look at the hubbel deep field scan and oh god
They're comin' along
Give it 10 years or so, it'll be sweet
Space elevator here we come
too bad it's all going to become a gray paste and implode on itself
have you read the Science of Discworld books Tossrock
no matter the material.
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you only say that because you're so fat that you can't go up one
you'll see
it just has to spin really fast
It was electrons, but it applies to all particles to some extent.
Simplified explanation
The youtube comments on double slit experiments are especially hilarious and stupid.
longer explanation
(10 minutes of a lecture, dude giving it is from fermilab or something)
They did an experiment recently proving that buckyballs (molecules of 60 carbons in a soccer ball shape) do the same thing to a lesser extent at very low temperatures.
Shit like this makes me want to go into either quantum mechanics or astronomy, which is kind of funny considering that quantum mechanics is incredibly tiny shit and astronomy is incredibly huge shit.
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I am going to go vomit a bunch to improve my self image.
I will send you my eroded molars as a good faith gesture.
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Only if we return to a high gravity! Or we can just have the spaceship constantly spinning using like magnets or some shit
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