IAstroViz

Well from what I heard, it seems pretty clear that the word 'hack' or 'hacking' is a very numb term for either stealing or looking for information.

I have been asking myself all day, why do some hack? To hack is in my opinion, to be mean or cruel. It is stealing private information. But I wanted to ask, why hack the CIA or NSA or FBI to steal information. The hacker already knows he is gonna be tracked and get captured by them. So whats to point of hacking? If I was a hacker I would hack a bank or something really expensive... What would you hack or why do you think about hacking the government? IAstroVIz

Hahahaha...

I tend to use JavaScript, it's simple, it's easy and not to complicated...

Judging someone in a negative way is very unethical. is just a metaphor for judging other people and not even knowing them at all... The metaphor literally says "Read the book, before trying to say it's bad"

I have made a theory about Relativity. It goes like this: m1 * c ÷ m2 = A time space Paradox! (I lazily did this, so don't judge me...) So if for example, you throw a clock into a strong gravitational point, time will get slower. That is what Relativity states. But what if you throw an m1 at the speed of light through a gravitational point in space. Would time either go in the past or future? I don't know, but the clock that was thrown in at the speed of light will end up in the past or the future. m1 falls in at c | | \/ "Time-net" (That's how I nicknamed it) 'now' __________________________________________ __________________________________________ x <= Gravitational point __________________________________________ __________________________________________ Either past or future "Time-net" | \/ __________________________________________ ___________________________________________ x __________________________________________ ___________________________________________ etc... Now this is a complete theory and I don't know if this is possible at all... But we as humans are curious and like to 'adventure' out of our boundaries, am I right? P.S.

We Humans were always creative. As Neandertalers we created tools to survive and artwork to show heritage. But why? Why do we do this? Why aren't we like the other living beings on earth, that 'do what they have to do'? Why do we sometimes want to know more than we have to? Our human nature is very interesting. It reacts to differently to other situations. That's why humans are called intelligent beings. What are your thoughts? IAstroViz

What can math not solve?

General relativity states that, time ticks slower when you get closer to a gravitational point in space. But can time actually reverse? I mean it's not impossible.

All the questions have been answered...

To correct you, the earth need to be as big as a peanut... So density affects gravity! Or is it more complicated?

Very general opinion, but OK!

So to simplify it, if you would condense the earth to an apple, it would have the same gravitational force like it did before?

Gravity is higher on a object with a bigger mass and attracts smaller objects to it. But I have a theory. I will use this picture as an asset. What if m2 has a bigger density but is much smaller than m1, which is larger and is not extremely dense as m2. Would the gravitational pull be higher on m2 or would m1 still have more gravitational pull than m2? IAstroVIz

Well, yes you are correct, again. But you have to think, If aliens do come here with their space ships, they would be more of a threat than humanity. There are somethings in our human nature that we can't control. For example fear.

Thanks for the info, I made an error, sorry...

You ended the argument ....

Finally some humor!

That's why it's still called a theory...

With all the info I have seen you seem to have a point. But Newton's theory seems to be more thoughtworthy.

Well, if we humans do create technology to exit our own solar system, we "could" survive the end of our planet... Or we just die off even before that because of the lack of resources...

yes... You have to understand that that is 22 BILLION Years and the Universe can change in that time... I give your saying a yes, but on the other hand the evidence we have today does not cope with the future and deosn't necessarly mean it will be true. But time tends to play with us, right?

Well everything we do involes some kind of science and science has to do with math, soooooooooooooooooooo yeaaah...

The chances that aliens would arrive here are not so high... But, for us humans we would think that 'it' would be hostile and we will start launching nukes at them... And they might think we are hostile... It's human nature that cuts of the peace treaty (if you know what I mean)... Even as neandertalers we had to do things that wasn't by our nowaday morals... It's more of: Do before you think kind of thing going on... If aliens do arrive...