The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars
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SurSteven:
Cool L2T! I wonder if there isn't a bunch of wide eyed children sitting in lawn chairs in a much, much larger universe somewhere... watching our universe big bang like a super big and bold and brilliant colorful light display???
I think they might look like this!
All wide eyed over the big bang
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To Think That The Atoms And Molecules In Their Bodies Would Be The Size Of Solar Systems!
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So, to think we would be the size of ants, is not even close... We are infantessimally smaller!
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love2travel:
So, to think we would be the size of ants, is not even close... We are infantessimally smaller!
Exactly...and particles are layered infinitely smaller as we go inward...and infinitely larger as we go outward...hence,... (E=mc2) <oO< <Inward and Outward<...FOREVER
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So then, could you say that Nothing = Everything ?
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love2travel:
So then, could you say that Nothing = Everything ?
I guess that nothing would be the space in between everything that is something. And all things that are something combined together with nothing = Everything
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SurSteven:
What will NASA's Juno spacecraft find when it reaches Jupiter next Monday? http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160628.html
Guess, it successfully went into orbit around Jupiter! Can't wait for pics and data!
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SurSteven:
love2travel:
So then, could you say that Nothing = Everything ?
I guess that nothing would be the space in between everything that is something. And all things that are something combined together with nothing = Everything
You definitely must have been the teacher's pet in class
Waiting for those pics too!
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love2travel:
SurSteven:
love2travel:
So then, could you say that Nothing = Everything ?
I guess that nothing would be the space in between everything that is something. And all things that are something combined together with nothing = Everything
You definitely must have been the teacher's pet in class
Waiting for those pics too!
Yes...It will be great to see some pics and data on our mysterious Jupiter planet, which many refer to as a star that never got massive enough to ignite. I wasn't a teacher's pet (whatever that is)
My education has been extremely hard fought. "Truth Is Greater Than Us All" ~ Horace Mann (The Father Of American Education) "If You Want Knowledge...You Must Toil For It" ~ John Ruskin (Profound English Essayist And Art Critic) "And You Shall Know The Truth And The Truth Shall Set You Free" ~ Jesus Self Oriented Survivalism...Along With Quarter And Half Educated Religious, Economic And Political Opinions...Is The Singular Reason Why All People Rich, Middle Income And Low Income Around The Entire Globe Are Not Able To Be Living A Much, Much Safer And Higher Life Style Than We Are Now.
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SurSteven:
love2travel:
SurSteven:
love2travel:
So then, could you say that Nothing = Everything ?
I guess that nothing would be the space in between everything that is something. And all things that are something combined together with nothing = Everything
You definitely must have been the teacher's pet in class
Waiting for those pics too!
Yes...It will be great to see some pics and data on our mysterious Jupiter planet, which many refer to as a star that never got massive enough to ignite. I wasn't a teacher's pet (whatever that is)
My education has been extremely hard fought. "Truth Is Greater Than Us All" ~ Horace Mann (The Father Of American Education) "If You Want Knowledge...You Must Toil For It" ~ John Ruskin (Profound English Essayist And Art Critic) "And You Shall Know The Truth And The Truth Shall Set You Free" ~ Jesus Self Oriented Survivalism...Along With Quarter And Half Educated Religious, Economic And Political Opinions...Is The Singular Reason Why All People Rich, Middle Income And Low Income Around The Entire Globe Are Not Able To Be Living A Much, Much Safer And Higher Life Style Than We Are Now.
Well just thought you must have been the smartest guy in the class, the teachers always love those well behaved studious types!
Here's a great photo of Jupiter that everyone may enjoy, while we are waiting on photos from Juno
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Cool Nebula http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160715.html
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^That is a beautiful nebula! Just saw this today, a bit worrying... that's an awfully big hole on the sun!! Hope it doesn't toast us, it's feeling pretty warm here already!
There's nothing we can do http://www.news.com.au/technology/science/space/nasa-is-monitoring-an-enormous-dark-region-spreading-across-the-surface-of-the-sun/news-story/09ee8292bfb45461d1f33773a06d303b
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This is such a cool video, going between visible light spectrums, to infrared ... In the Orion Nebula
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That ESO link looks pretty cool! Am going to have to check it out more when I have time.
http://www.eso.org/public/
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A Round Ball Of 100,000 Stars 150 Light Years Wide (which is how far light would travel in 150 years at 186,000 miles per second) Beyond Comprehension! http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160727.html
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"Space telescope saw bright comet plunge toward the sun on Aug. 3-4, reaching speeds of nearly 1.3 million miles per hour Comet was torn apart and vaporized by the intense forces near the sun" Short video here... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3724208/Watch-amazing-moment-comet-crashes-fiery-death-passes-past-sun-1-3-MILLION-miles-hour.html?ITO=1490
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SurSteven:
"Space telescope saw bright comet plunge toward the sun on Aug. 3-4, reaching speeds of nearly 1.3 million miles per hour Comet was torn apart and vaporized by the intense forces near the sun" Short video here... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3724208/Watch-amazing-moment-comet-crashes-fiery-death-passes-past-sun-1-3-MILLION-miles-hour.html?ITO=1490
Wow, saw that video, but that was an interesting link explaining it! Also amazing was the Coronal Mass Ejection CME shooting off to the left! Hard to imagine how fast that comet was traveling!!
Over a million MPH!!! I thought the snowy ice ball theory was going to change, after that almost failed landing where it didn't land properly because the comet wasn't a snowy ice type landing!? More CME's on APOD http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160731.html
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That comet could have traveled from here to the moon in around 15 minutes. They had 3 landing options when they tried to land on the other comet here awhile back, but an unusual event occurred. It was spewing out material as I remember. It didn't land in a very stable manor and was also blocked from the amount of sunlight it needed to function
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I thought I remember reading that they were going to have crampons at the bottom of the landing feet, considering they thought it was going to be landing on a "snowball" Good thing, because how I'm remembering it... if they did have crampons, it would have bounced around on landing. It also landed in a particularly shaded area. I think one solar panel may not have deployed... so it eventually didn't get enough sunlight to keep the one solar panel, running things. I'm wondering if it was the comet shown that was the size of LA? That one had a shady pocket in the middle.
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love2travel:
I thought I remember reading that they were going to have crampons at the bottom of the landing feet, considering they thought it was going to be landing on a "snowball" Good thing, because how I'm remembering it... if they did have crampons, it would have bounced around on landing. It also landed in a particularly shaded area. I think one solar panel may not have deployed... so it eventually didn't get enough sunlight to keep the one solar panel, running things. I'm wondering if it was the comet shown that was the size of LA? That one had a shady pocket in the middle.
The harpoons failed to deploy and secure it to the comet. When in doubt...YOUTUBE!
Lots of other cool videos there about it too...