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Yeah, planets don't exponentially gain speed no matter how eccentric their orbit. And even if they did, you would still be able to see them with an optical telescope.

Like you could even begin to comprehend relativity

silence before i restrict your posting to pseudoscience

Are you defending that moron? The reason he gave was it's too far away, and I said that's bs.

Electrons have mass and volume, therefore can be split.

This is correct. I'm not sure if it's 387 smaller particles, but an e- is composed of smaller particles. Light is composed of packets of photons. Of course I'm not saying they know what they're talking either, their statement about red shift sounds like something Adam would say.

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The funniest thing is I actually did convert them to PDF and when I tried to upload them a server error froze my browser, so rather than try again I just ranted about how people should install programs I link to to view it

Adam is a drop out with no interest in education.

If we can see pluto without infrared I'm sure we could see something the size of jupiter out there...

so you're basically saying an electron isn't composed of smaller particles, and light isn't composed of packets of photons? talk about bollocks.

Easiest way to assess the math... A unification theory without a single wave function, nabla operator, or partial derivative is no unification theory

I took the time to find, zip, and post these lectures. If you can't view the format, too bad. Don't read them. Alot of people can view the PS format, especially because of its prominence in science. The PDF conversion makes the quality take a huge hit and there's nothing I can do about that. What about people who are too lazy to DL Acrobat and view PDFs? Should I convert it to DOC format? Those are both Windows formats, than I have to convert it to Linux. Then the people on BeOS will start complaining. If you want to read the lectures, download the program. Otherwise, f' off.

Hydrogen is hydrogen, the there aren't differences between the hydrogen atoms here on earth and the ones we've collected from asteroids that have impacted us; so why would its spectral pattern be different just because it's farther away? (I'm not saying it's entirely impossible, but I can't imagine a reason besides equipment error)

So what would happen if we travelled towards the very edge of the universe and moved faster than it was expanding, and surpassed the "edge"

Don't forget, conventional matter only makes about something like 30% of the total mass of the universe.

One time i accidently punctured my arm with a small spear, never even felt it until a few days later when the tetnus kicked in :/

I actually edited his forum access so he can't post here

Well if you take the gas laws approach you see that on the graph of temperature and volume, absolute zero would require a volume of zero; and since m = vd, the atoms would also be required to have zero mass.

If you're too lazy to install a program, I'm too lazy to convert them to a pop culture format. Installing GSView would take up far less of your time than converting them would take of mine. (5 minutes vs 10 minutes )

Why does the president of the united states have a ATTBI email address on his registration, and be connecting from an IP with the following owner: Sacramento County Office of Education SCOOPNET-BLK (NET-207-166-0-0-1) 207.166.0.0 - 207.166.63.255 El Dorado County Office of Education SCOE19 (NET-207-166-18-0-1) 207.166.18.0 - 207.166.20.255

Postscript is a major format among technical institutions. You need a program such as GSView.

Maybe they surrounded the Earth with a giant TV screen to cover up the planet! Idiocy, plain and simple.

Yeah, but you could do it.

Alot of GR rests on particle motions (i.e. the geodesic postulate); which are subject to effect of the chaos theory.