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Spy#5131: think about which direction/part of the sky you see at night in each of the 2 locations earth is in in that picture
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: u see opposite to the other guy
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: right?
Spy#5131: yes
Spy#5131: the stars you see at night change as the earth rotates around the sun
I... |
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: the planets dont have the same period
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: so the stars wouldn't have the same period if everything went around the earth like people believed
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: which should let them believe that the earth is the one actually moving periodically
Idon'tk... |
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: in the sky they do
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: but they shouldn't
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: cause
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: they are different stars each of them which would mean every single one would have different speed
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: which means they wouldnt be... |
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: probably the second one
Idon'tknowwhattoputhere#1719: i guess they didn't think it enough until 1600 XD
Capnarchie#7767: anyone know a radio amateur here?
Capnarchie#7767: im interested in how i could receive a moon bounce
Thomas#9514: Coto#6329 is. @Capnarchie
Deleted User#0000: hey every... |
Salt#1137: At least use natural units if you want to swap out metric
derDrache1257#4086: We don't still define the meter by the distance from the poles to equator
derDrache1257#4086: It's defined by the speed of light
derDrache1257#4086: And the second is defined by the unchanging rate at which the outermost electron o... |
Thomas#9514: Probably Jupiter/Saturn, much more likely to be Jupiter though.
Thomas#9514: Both are currently about in the right place, but Jupiter is further west @Deleted User
UnLucky#5366: What about Venus
Thomas#9514: Venus would goes under the horizon at around 10pm, so it wouldn't be anywhere near half way up in t... |
Deleted User#0000: https://i.imgur.com/Kns1FcG.jpg
Deleted User#0000: I've only recently begun to have a slight interest in astronomy and I'm amazed at how big Mars is compared to everything else in the night sky. It really stands out by its size and colour
hailbirdsatan#7413: @Deleted User , mars is at opposition righ... |
Nizzo#9715: @Deleted User what do you mean for Ur?
Deleted User#0000: I googled it
Deleted User#0000: And some dude said Ur is the first supercontinent
Nizzo#9715: And what's Ur?
Deleted User#0000: A supercontinent I think
Nizzo#9715: ohhhh
Nizzo#9715: The right name is Pangaea
Nizzo#9715: It was the first piece of la... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Nor is Pangaea the first piece of land to have ever existed, Ur is a continent that existed much much earlier than Pangaea
currypuff#1656: What's the difference between both of them
currypuff#1656: between ur and pangea
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: They're different continents that existed at differe... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: That is an awful example
Nizzo#9715: I simply don't understand why there was the need of changing the name if something just changes
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: And no Ur didn't divide it merged with some other continents
Nizzo#9715: orry about the example, I still don't understand why the name chan... |
Deleted User#0000: he is @varnan
Deleted User#0000: and is also in this group
Deleted User#0000: please help him if he asks something
Deleted User#0000: @QuartzGrace pls reply if someone asks something
QuartzGrace#7591: @Deleted User I can try. I'm in no way a professional astronomer. I just have an appreciation for ... |
QuartzGrace#7591: Sometimes the right people aren't in the chat that know the answers. All he can do is ask again and hope someone is around that might have an idea.
Deleted User#0000: ok
Deleted User#0000: Hu
Hwaet#4348: probably Jupiter
Hwaet#4348: is it very bright
QuartzGrace#7591: Mars is typically visible
eulel#1... |
QuartzGrace#7591: It should be close to a new moon too making for an optimal viewing experience
McNutterButter#8651: oh niiice
eulel#1590: Where?
hailbirdsatan#7413: Ur mom
Salt#1137: If you are you should be able to recite ligma theory from memory
Spy#5131: https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1022068841784864768?s=19
De... |
MightyDane#4976: Hello
Apostolos#6329: Oh I gotta get my radio telescope ready for that meteor shower
Serious Sothis#9873: https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
Pixirora#5251: @scorpion u sure thats not fear mongering
Thomas#9514: I haven't watched the video beca... |
Salt#1137: :ban:
Apostolos#6329: 🔨
Deleted User#0000: 🚀
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: :smile1:
QwertyThePie#1615: I stopped in hoping for some astronomy discussion, but I guess this channel is lost
QwertyThePie#1615: Any chance of an entry page like #physics?
QwertyThePie#1615: I'm gonna miss the Perseids this year, sadly
... |
KittyWolf#4990: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/91s2d4/underground_lake_of_liquid_water_detected_on_mars/
KittyWolf#4990: https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/moon-mars/a22541370/underground-lake-liquid-water-mars/
Apostolos#6329: Already posted several times
scorpion#2479: i see
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: @Dele... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: 'Unleash the free energy'
'Out of the box thinking'
K.
Spy#5131: earth existed for exactly 20 years
Spy#5131: this is completely true because i said it is even though i have 0 evidence/proof/reasonable explanation to back it up, and if you disagree or think otherwise you are not ready to face r... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Stars have a variety of looks, the most common types look like our sun
Deleted User#0000: but they glow differently. or does our sun look like a star at great distance ?
Deleted User#0000: with the blue/white glow ?
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Our sun looks like a star at any distance, it is a star ... |
A-Milli👽#7774: and yes Tesla's papers were held for several years and many were "lost"
Deleted User#0000: our sun emits white/blue glow lights at great distance like most of the stars we see in the night sky ?
Deleted User#0000: or does it look differently
A-Milli👽#7774: the blue or redish tent to stars is generally ... |
Pixirora#5251: if we can tell how fast something is moving toward us by the shift in light, could we tell if something far away from us will impact our solar system?
QwertyThePie#1615: @Deleted User Some ideas are dismissed as crackpot because they actually are crackpot.
QwertyThePie#1615: You can't just dismiss anyone... |
Deleted User#0000: over-unity energy systems is not a nonsensical claim
Deleted User#0000: but if you believe firmly it is, I can not prove you otherwise sadly. so I'm done....
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Yes, yes it is.
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: It might be helpful for you if you look up what the actual definition of energy... |
QwertyThePie#1615: I'll take a lunar if it's all that's available though
A-Milli👽#7774: same
hailbirdsatan#7413: this channel is getting weirder and weirder
Deleted User#0000: hm
chronognosis#9777: Hello fellow star bounders!
Apostolos#6329: Got a good radio image of the full moon!
Apostolos#6329: Will post later
NotL... |
Apostolos#6329: Any time
Wilii#0967: but what about centripital force?
Wilii#0967: now that you are farther away youll be spinning around faster
Apostolos#6329: ?
Razer531#0972: Does the moon appear red during lunar eclipse only here from Earth, or would it also appear red in outer space, e.g. orbit, or even the surfac... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: @yaet sky is covered in ceiling here :GWqlabsMmSad:
Hwaet#4348: Don't worry daytime ruined the show for us
Salt#1137: :Sad:
QwertyThePie#1615: @Deleted User Yes, satellites and planes do in fact exist
Deleted User#0000: İ was in country house so no light it was beatifull.
Deleted User#0000: so d... |
(The offset does not indicate that emission is detected beyond the moon's circumference, but is caused due to the radio telescope's limited beamwidth (0.57° vs the apparent size of the moon: ~0.5°). However, it is scientifically inaccurate to somehow scale the radio-image down to the moon's visual size. Such processi... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: I guess so
Hwaet#4348: hmm
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: That's a lot of dust
Wilii#0967: Why don’t we build maglev trains to the moon?
Wilii#0967: It would be a lot cheaper per trip Instead of using rockets right ?
eulel#1590: Too much rails
Hwaet#4348: ^
Hwaet#4348: also how would you escape Earth w... |
Thomas horne#6751: If the universe is expanding hypothetically it will run out of matter to expand with. So what happens when that happens will it split apart like a puddle of water with not gravitational pull or will it shrink back to its original speed creating a super r never
Thomas horne#6751: Supernova
Hwaet#4348... |
Apostolos#6329: A blackhole bends spacetime so ~~energy~~ matter falls into it
Thomas horne#6751: So it takes it in but it can’t be destroyed so where does it put it does it expand
Apostolos#6329: it can't be destroyed?
Thomas horne#6751: Energy can only be changed it can’t be destroyed
Thomas horne#6751: Basic law of ... |
Thomas horne#6751: Back into light
Spy#5131: radiation and stuff
Hwaet#4348: ^
Thomas horne#6751: O play
Apostolos#6329: detectable with my big boy 20m radio telescope
Thomas horne#6751: Okay
Salt#1137: Blackholes radiate their mass away overtime
Thomas horne#6751: So they turn there energy into radiation that is sent ... |
Salt#1137: what wall
Thomas horne#6751: As the universe expands it creates a wall or a barrier that splits what its expanding into from space that we know of
hailbirdsatan#7413: @Thomas horne , check this out http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/about-us/104-the-universe/cosmology-and-the-big-bang/expansion-of-the-univers... |
Thomas horne#6751: I have already accepted that I am not the smartes and you probably know more than me
Salt#1137: :smile1:
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: :GWqlabsThinkPlant:
hailbirdsatan#7413: @Thomas horne , it's generally considered rude to start asking questions about terms that you don't really understand in the first p... |
Spy#5131: r u sure about that
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: :GWqlabsThinkPlant:
LifeLikeSea#8010: @Spy YEP
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: What about things that aren't random
Apostolos#6329: everything is random?
Apostolos#6329: how is everything random
Apostolos#6329: I would argue that nothing is random, and that everything is p... |
A-Milli👽#7774: the way at the quantum level that a particle moves is completely random, it's all probability waves, and it's why particles can randomly jump between membranes or even theoretically across the universe
A-Milli👽#7774: because there is some probability that it can happen, and at that level the probabilit... |
Apostolos#6329: Maybe there are equations that determine whether or not a photon will react some way or another
Apostolos#6329: Tldr: To our current understanding, we can’t know if everything is predictable or not
A-Milli👽#7774: at the quantum level it is absolutely not predictable, therefore, it breaks the whole theo... |
A-Milli👽#7774: that doesn't make sense
A-Milli👽#7774: the laws of physics are created by the universe
Apostolos#6329: The only way to verify is if we have a better understanding of what’s going on in those particles. We don’t, therefore we can assume we totally do, and therefore blame it on randomness, or if we don’t... |
A-Milli👽#7774: for isntance the void in space, could theoretically be evidence that another universe basically bumped into ours
swiped#3006: :hodor: :hodor: :GRRM: 👌
A-Milli👽#7774: of course we don't know for sure, but it's possible
Apostolos#6329: @A-Milli👽 What we mean by "is anything random" assumes we have ever... |
Samm#8371: So it's not proven that randomness does or does not exist?
Apostolos#6329: @A-Milli👽 If I ask you to pick a random number from 1-10, and you give me a number, that number is not random. Assuming I know exactly what's going on in your brain (have all the information I need), I can say that this is a predicta... |
Samm#8371: Do we at least have evidence supporting both randomness existing and not existing? Do we have more evidence on randomness existing or not existing?
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: We know a hell of a lot about quantum physics
Apostolos#6329: Yeah I don't understand what TheHat is saying.
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Quan... |
Apostolos#6329: No, that's not what we are arguing
swiped#3006: everything in science= no meaning in life
swiped#3006: Thats the absolute equation you fellas are looking for
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: You also don't necessarily have to go to anything quantum for randomness, there is inherent randomness in classical theori... |
A-Milli👽#7774: nothing is true, everything is permitted
A-Milli👽#7774: requiescat in pace
Apostolos#6329: @The Hero Of Rhyme Are you saying this is impossible to predict? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTe6tRPROjI
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: in specific regions of phasespace yes
Apostolos#6329: Well again, it is predic... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Yes, that is what I am using predictable to mean here (to be honest I don't really agree with that definition, but it was pretty clear that's what people are discussing here)
Apostolos#6329: Well what information do we not have then (on the pendulum case)?
A-Milli👽#7774: ^^
A-Milli👽#7774: we c... |
A-Milli👽#7774: the uncertainty principle counters that definition, because it is impossible to know the exact place and spin of a particle
A-Milli👽#7774: we can know one or the other, but not both
Apostolos#6329: @A-Milli👽 Forget about the quantum mechanics, let's focus on the pendulum... Assuming we have all the in... |
A-Milli👽#7774: a governance could cause randomness
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: The pendulum was not in any way meant to help describe QM, it was just in response to QM being the only physical theory that is nondeterministic which isn't true
A-Milli👽#7774: I say we all just fight to the death, whoever survives is correct
... |
Loke#8576: That doesn't mean other things can't be non-deterministic
A-Milli👽#7774: I know, I was uising that as an example, becaus e they brought it up
Apostolos#6329: be gone QM bring-uppers
A-Milli👽#7774: a law could say that it has to behave randomly
A-Milli👽#7774: again, knowing that law doesn't let you know th... |
A-Milli👽#7774: ^^
A-Milli👽#7774: https://giphy.com/gifs/meme-fight-know-14dspyNocVyBwI
Loke#8576: Radioactive sources act predictably on a macroscopical scale, but not on nucleus level
Apostolos#6329: Yeah my bad. Thermal fluctuations still seems predictable
Apostolos#6329: Radioactive sources can be unpredictable by... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: what
A-Milli👽#7774: what is even happening now
A-Milli👽#7774: I don't see how that is relevant at all
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: I don't think I said that
Apostolos#6329: `why do you think radioactive sources are not random?`
A-Milli👽#7774: ok, if nothing is random, can you tell me what part of ... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: A nucleus can decay electromagnetically yes, but again it's not very relevant
A-Milli👽#7774: absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
Apostolos#6329: An example we can both understand: Do you disagree that every radio-emission we receive from outer space is predictable?
A-Milli👽#7774: wh... |
A-Milli👽#7774: Hat said you can use radioactive emissions to calculate truly random numbers
Apostolos#6329: What is the source of the radioactive emission?
A-Milli👽#7774: a radioactive substance
Loke#8576: Decay of nuclei
Apostolos#6329: Located inside the computer's hardware?
A-Milli👽#7774: encryption
A-Milli👽#777... |
A-Milli👽#7774: you are far more likely to guess very low numbers
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: I think something like 90% of people when asked to pick a random number from 1 to 10 pick 7
A-Milli👽#7774: a true random number could be insanely large
A-Milli👽#7774: or insanely small
A-Milli👽#7774: hence random
Apostolos#6329... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: All of which are governed by random processes
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: particularly synchrotron radiation
Apostolos#6329: Um no? i.e. thermal radiation isn't random, it is affected by temperature
Loke#8576: Spontaneous emission in atoms (what gives atom energy state change) is famously random for... |
Apostolos#6329: `again, you continue to assume that something governed by laws of physics cannot be random` You said that
A-Milli👽#7774: yes
A-Milli👽#7774: and you do
Apostolos#6329: Anyway, @The Hero Of Rhyme Can answer the question
A-Milli👽#7774: I didn't say anything about synchotron radiation
A-Milli👽#7774: I j... |
A-Milli👽#7774: you still haven't posited a valid argument that supports your thought
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: again, why do you think that it is not random, not just say it is not random again
Apostolos#6329: I'm not saying it isn't random @The Hero Of Rhyme
Apostolos#6329: I'm saying it could be random, or could not. ... |
A-Milli👽#7774: no, based on our current understanding, we can say that everything is absolutely not predictable
A-Milli👽#7774: many things are, but many things are not
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: TLDR: To our current understanding, it is extremely likely the universe is not deterministic, but it is possible to generate c... |
Apostolos#6329: I am not arguing that
A-Milli👽#7774: everythign that we know shows that it isn't
Apostolos#6329: I am not arguing QM mechanics are deterministic
A-Milli👽#7774: you aruge that it's just because we don't know more
Apostolos#6329: No, I'm not arguing that
A-Milli👽#7774: Coto - Today at 2:43 PM
I don't t... |
A-Milli👽#7774: it's possible that Donkey Kong is real, and is the true god, but that doesn't mean it's likely
Apostolos#6329: This is like saying, I drop a pen from the ground, and I measure that the time and I conclude that dropping a pen from any height will always hit the ground within 10 seconds. Experiments don't... |
Apostolos#6329: I think there were a lot of things in the past that people believed was random, but after technology and science evolved, they realized it's not all random
A-Milli👽#7774: gravitational waves support his theory, light stretching recently discovered, supports his theory......Your argument is essentially,... |
It's also important to note that deterministic interpretations of quantum mechanics are unanimously considerably more convoluted than nondeterministic interpretations, and involve giving up much more physically justified properties (e.g. locality) than determinism.``
It's perfectly possible to construct deterministic ... |
Spy#5131: how do deterministic interpretations account for that then?
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: account for what
Spy#5131: like i dont understand how the deterministic interpretations of QM can account for the different ways the system will evolve, can you predict which way each system will evolve? or is that unpredictab... |
Serious Sothis#9873: Something like that
A-Milli👽#7774: mayhaps
Serious Sothis#9873: Maaaaaaaaayyyyy
Serious Sothis#9873: B
Serious Sothis#9873: ß
A-Milli👽#7774: :Thonk2:
Spy#5131: so again, the interpretation *claims* it is deterministic, but it takes a leap of good faith
Serious Sothis#9873: The interpretation of m... |
Serious Sothis#9873: But it can never be proven to be random
Serious Sothis#9873: Only disproven
Serious Sothis#9873: Sooo keep calculating out Pi to infinite decimals
Serious Sothis#9873: And let me know how it goes.
Spy#5131: yes that's what my question was getting at, you just reframed it...
Loke#8576: @The Hero Of ... |
Apostolos#6329: https://giphy.com/gifs/power-season-4-d3JIyouoDF4jqRLG
QwertyThePie#1615: You seem to be in the wrong channel, I recommend #astrology
wildcard0#5330: Would anyone happen to know the calculation for the relationship between a star's age and its luminosity?
θεός#6174: Negative
QwertyThePie#1615: I would i... |
Apostolos#6329: this
Apostolos#6329: is
Apostolos#6329: old
Cyber#3763: Watch this video
Apostolos#6329: what
Apostolos#6329: is
Apostolos#6329: this
Apostolos#6329: doing
Apostolos#6329: in
Apostolos#6329: #astronomy
Cyber#3763: A bit of humor doesn't hurt
Cyber#3763: Cmon 😃
Apostolos#6329: it does
Apostolos#6329: 😃... |
Apostolos#6329: more like
Apostolos#6329: your humor
Apostolos#6329: not common
Cyber#3763: ;-;
mlee375#8435: besides, we have a lounge
Cyber#3763: Yeah my bad
Apostolos#6329: indeed
Cyber#3763: I apologize
Apostolos#6329: you shall
Cyber#3763: I just thought id make someone laugh today but guess not 😕
Apostolos#6329:... |
Cyber#3763: Hilarious
Hwaet#4348: You should be watching Mars
Cyber#3763: The show or...?
Apostolos#6329: observing*
Deleted User#0000: I saw a guy in the street near a mall with a no so big telescope holding a paper with "Saturn" wrote on it
Apostolos#6329: Everyone does this for some reason in America
Deleted User#00... |
Deleted User#0000: in spanish of course
Apostolos#6329: Ok, then old sign
Apostolos#6329: best bet
Apostolos#6329: is to
Apostolos#6329: step out of your comfort zone
Apostolos#6329: and ask him
Apostolos#6329: instead of snuggling on the cobe(worldwide)web
Deleted User#0000: i'll ask him how much is the price for look... |
Deleted User#0000: Good night, i guess
Apostolos#6329: cya
Deleted User#0000: What i was trying to say, is that he was recieving money from people that wanted to see a planet that is not even observable in this city
Apostolos#6329: 🤔
Apostolos#6329: **draws saturn on a paper**
Deleted User#0000: lulz
NotLandie.#7352: ... |
Wilii#0967: whats the point in putting people on the moon anyway?
Wilii#0967: There was a space race in the 60s, but that race is over
Capnarchie#7767: Political dominance 🤔
Wilii#0967: when i look things up, i cant find anything saying that russians or chinese walked on the moon?
Wilii#0967: did they never do that?
A... |
Apostolos#6329: Fast Radio Burst
Apostolos#6329: Unknown origin
eigen_omelette#5765: whaaat when
Apostolos#6329: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_radio_burst
Apostolos#6329: About 10,000 happen daily, but we only detect few of them (not daily)
eigen_omelette#5765: oh wow
Apostolos#6329: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... |
eigen_omelette#5765: i was reading that wiki article about FRBs and it said that we can find the distance between their source and us by measuring dispersion
Apostolos#6329: @eigen_omelette The dispersion measure is the total column density of free electrons between the observer and, say, a pulsar.
http://en.wikipedia... |
Wilii#0967: when will we land on the sun?
Salt#1137: When the life instilling embers of Helios fades into the vast darkness of the void
derDrache1257#4086: I think a black dwarf would still be a little dense to land on
Salt#1137: but it would work
Serious Sothis#9873: Helios?
Serious Sothis#9873: Sol
Salt#1137: I was b... |
Deleted User#0000: okay
Nature naven#3637: vacum decay is a terrorfying concept
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: :GWqlabsMmSad:
Salt#1137: :Sad:
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Poor vacum
Nature naven#3637: yes also poor uinverse
Serious Sothis#9873: Phantom energy
Serious Sothis#9873: The big freeze is creepier
Serious Sothis#9873: I ... |
Spy#5131: ^
Nature naven#3637: It does only travel at the speed of light meaning that if looking we could find it
Nature naven#3637: but once its close were screwed
Spy#5131: :GWqlabsThinkPlant:
Nature naven#3637: :BlobWhat:
Spy#5131: think about what you said
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: ^
Nature naven#3637: 🇳 🇮
Nature n... |
Nature naven#3637: no matter'
Nature naven#3637: to notice it we would have to lauch light from earth faster than light making this a phisical impossbility
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: ye
Nature naven#3637: beacuse as it delets the light carries on toward earth at the same pace as the vacum meaning it would be an equal rac... |
Noa#2222: Honestly, don't know?
Salt#1137: light is very real
Nature naven#3637: de
Wilii#0967: What if everyone were blind
Wilii#0967: Would we think light is a thing?
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Yes
hailbirdsatan#7413: we're blind to most types of light anyway
hailbirdsatan#7413: i guess a blind civilization would consid... |
hailbirdsatan#7413: or under the ice sheets of europa
Deleted User#0000: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20140006052
Deleted User#0000: :BlobBadThinking:
Apostolos#6329: #physics
Deleted User#0000: the implications are astronomical
Apostolos#6329: This seems to be about jet propulsion engineering
Deleted User#0000: ... |
Serious Sothis#9873: We need a space exploration one
Serious Sothis#9873: /scifi dreamers
Apostolos#6329: And you should think of Elon more as an entrepreneur as opposed to a scientist
Apostolos#6329: SpaceX = A lot of hard working people who don’t get enough credit
Serious Sothis#9873: I think, you should stop thinkin... |
Apostolos#6329: When your uni has an observatory just for the brags
Nyx.#0870: This is probably a dumb question, but why don't we put solar panels on the moon and build an outpost or something?
Salt#1137: Because its expensive
Salt#1137: dont get me wrong we can do it, but the outpost part is super duper expensive
Salt... |
Salt#1137: :THONK:
Salt#1137: You win this time coto
Apostolos#6329: this time
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: @Deleted User EMDrive "Mainstream" lmao
Deleted User#0000: it is because the shadow government knows much more than that, that renders it obsolete. and it wants to be mainstream as it is announced by a mainstream sour... |
Salt#1137: EM drive is full of crap
Nyx.#0870: @Apostolos I meant, wouldn't having a self sustaining power supply on the moon be a really good thing for future missions and stuff?
Deleted User#0000: also, that's typical dismissal of those who want to cover it up. I once said pigs can fly therefore if I say planes do fl... |
Serious Sothis#9873: @Salt the emdrive MAY violate conservation of energy laws
Serious Sothis#9873: Its not fully known what it happening
Serious Sothis#9873: Or if it is just experimental error
Serious Sothis#9873: Not enough studies
Serious Sothis#9873: But china makes big claims on it
Salt#1137: I was talking about... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: Most certainly may not, as in it is certain that it is not able to.
QwertyThePie#1615: I guess the point of confusion was the mixing of the certain "most certainly" with the uncertain "may"
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: it most certainly may not
Deleted User#0000: @The Hero Of Rhyme and yet deep down ... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: I just know you don't know what you're talking about
Deleted User#0000: I think you have been inconsiderate
Deleted User#0000: like others here
Deleted User#0000: some....
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: You may think that, you would be wrong
Deleted User#0000: go to PM if you want to keep throwing punc... |
swiped#3006: 😋 🍿
Deleted User#0000: I'm glad you do, keep your "you re insane" and assumptions of not understanding anything, probably as much as you, to yourself. if you really wanna make that message go through, pm instead
Deleted User#0000: close-minded person
Deleted User#0000: or purposely so?
The Hero Of Rhyme#... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: There's also a huge difference between
"The EM drive works as a reactionless drive"
and
"The EM drive breaks conservation of energy"
The first is a meaningful but wrong claim.
The second is just a nonsense sentence that has no meaning.
derDrache1257#4086: The only way it could really generate... |
chronognosis#9777: https://youtu.be/5H_CtGbWjjo
Serious Sothis#9873: @The Hero Of Rhyme no one said it works by breaking the conservation of energy laws
Serious Sothis#9873: You are putting suppositions into the arguement
Serious Sothis#9873: So you can simply use that as your arguement
Serious Sothis#9873: Stars are ... |
Serious Sothis#9873: Lol
Serious Sothis#9873: Ok. Thanks for your expert opinion on the subject matter.
Serious Sothis#9873: Are you familiar with m-brane theory?
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: You're welcome, fairly
Serious Sothis#9873: You are a riot kiddo
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: ?
yaet#0647: Haha this kid doesn't even know... |
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: If you like
The Hero Of Rhyme#6682: copypasta the definition of energy while you're at it
Serious Sothis#9873: Conversely, systems which are not invariant under shifts in time (an example, systems with time dependent potential energy) do not exhibit conservation of energy – unless we consider th... |
Debaka#1735: Hell of a discussion
hailbirdsatan#7413: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/241626066693783554/475786638761394197/unknown.png
Deleted User#0000: Lol
Apostolos#6329: @Deleted User What’s funny?
Unreasonable#8193: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_space_dogs
Unreasonable#8193: So it says here it just... |
Herobrine#8444: Is this the right place to talk about theories of black holes
Apostolos#6329: Yes
Herobrine#8444: Good
Herobrine#8444: the black holes are very interesting because the lack of information that we know on them one of my most favorite ideas about black holes is th at they're the massive ones that sit at t... |
Herobrine#8444: But after the black hole absorbs the object it doesn't have any other gravitational pull to hold it spinning in place which means going to fly off after in a random Direction
Herobrine#8444: Not necessarily because after it absorbs the object in the momentum carries in a Direction it's going to be a see... |
Herobrine#8444: Well we looking to the universe galaxies are going every which direction just the ones closest to us are leaving us except in the Andromeda Galaxy this is all just Theory cuz honestly we have no idea what's honestly going on out there everything that we say about space right now for the 90% of the most ... |
Spy#5131: 👍
QwertyThePie#1615: I got a new telescope, 16" Dobsonian
QwertyThePie#1615: It is too big to reasonably take in my car, so I'm doing it unreasonably
Apostolos#6329: Wrong server to share this, but nice
QwertyThePie#1615: No, it isn't. That kind of conversation happens here all the time.
QwertyThePie#1615: A... |
QwertyThePie#1615: Radio images are still pretty interesting, at least to me
Apostolos#6329: I know but we work with astronomy on a regular basis, unlike most people who chat on this channel
Apostolos#6329: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/241626066693783554/476217664579043349/image.jpg
Apostolos#6329: That’s (n... |
Apostolos#6329: @Debaka I didn’t say complicated stuff shouldn’t be posted, but things not related to astronomy as much as they are related to physics
Debaka#1735: How has a telescope nothing to do with astronomy? xD
Apostolos#6329: I said “wrong server” even though it’d be on topic, cause this channel has turned into ... |
Sidi#6667: yes, i get what you're saying
Sidi#6667: i just mean if people were to post content that's more in line with what you seem to consider "real astronomy", that would attract an audience that's actually into that kind of content
ᏒᏗᎥᏠᏬ雷獸#2541: Coto you mean that this server with wasnt fitting for the subject he ... |
Deleted User#0000: (thought that it wasn't clear the first time).
Apostolos#6329: If you want to check simple things like wether your target object will be above horizon etc., then Stellarium will work fine
Deleted User#0000: yes ^
Deleted User#0000: Yes, when it comes to aim a telescope for recreational purposes it's ... |
Salt#1137: Its almost as if fields can overlap
Spy#5131: Crazy
Spy#5131: Tfw astronomy is basically just astrophotography
Apostolos#6329: Misread
Salt#1137: If you really wanna get technical the channels topic reads
"☄️ The study of celestial objects and phenomena that originate outside the Earth's atmosphere."
where ... |
BigMac#9219: but you shoudl question everything right?
Apostolos#6329: Specifically for me, I sometimes would need to use spherical Geometry, and maybe sometimes physics but I wouldn't say others have to go through any of this
Apostolos#6329: And still don't consider the math done part of #astronomy more than #deleted-... |
Apostolos#6329: @Salt `someone mentions astronomical equipment and you tell them to go to another server` this is like the 3rd time I'm mentioning this: "wrong server" was ironic, because most users aren't interested in the fact that he got a Dobsonian telescope (referring to the fact that the subject of this channel h... |
Salt#1137: You can't post bio questions in programming using that argument
Salt#1137: but it works for physics and astronomy since they are so intertwined naturally
Salt#1137: especially since the subject of the question was a black hole which is an astronomical object
Apostolos#6329: I think the important factor that ... |
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