Dan
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About Dan
- Birthday 04/16/1989
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http://www.myspace.com/overlordofthewest
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Location
Well Head, England
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Interests
Music, Sports, Science
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College Major/Degree
Music Technology
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Favorite Area of Science
Space and the Universe
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Biography
Hi, i'm Dan and i'm very interested in science, mainly black holes, so i thought i'd see what other people thought.
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Electrician
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Well are departmeant doesn't want the sites blocked and let us use the proxy browsers, but the whole college is on the network so they can't do anything about it. The main one we use is http://www.myspaceunblocker.net
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Hey, I was wondering if anyone can help me. At college the I.T. guys have blocked myspace, youtube and other site like them. To get on them we use proxy browsers but they don't work that well because we can't watch videos on youtube and can't listen to songs on myspace, does anyone know why this is and how can we get around it? I don't know much about computers but assume its something to do with flash or plug-ins.
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err... no. There is a point in space where everything goes black, the event horizon. You go from outside the event horizon, through it, and into the blackness. (obviously i'm being hyperthetical, if you were to go that close to an event horizon you would be ripped appart)
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No, because a black hole has so much gravity at the event horizon that not even light can escape it. Thats why its black, because any light past the event horizon is pulled in.
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What? The event horizon isn't anything physical, its just the point where light can't escape the gravity of the singularity, you can pass through it, just not out of it.
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Hello, I was just doing a bit of research on general relativity when I came across this about backwards travelling light. http://www.rochester.edu/news/show.php?id=2544 Is this legitimate because all other sites I have looked on all refer to this one page. Is it possible? And I also wasn’t aware they made light go slower and faster, is that true as well? What are the implications of it? Here are some of the other sites I looked at: http://www.physorg.com/news66582110.html http://www.livescience.com/technology/060518_light_backward.html
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If you wanted to destroy something send it to a black hole, it will get ripped appart on the way in and then compressed into a singularity when it hits the centre.
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Ancient reptile had two heads
Dan replied to herpguy's topic in Evolution, Morphology and Exobiology
I saw something on TV ages ago about a two headed tortoise(turtle in america). I think this is the same one... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4006351.stm -
The only real argument against stem cell research is that they are harvested from human embryos, every thing else about stem cell research is positive. If you like South Park, episode 513 is about stem cell research so it may benifit you to watch that.
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I’m sure most people have heard about the rise in earth’s temperature because of global warming, but how will this affect England and the UK? I’m wondering because global warming is melting the polar glaciers and that is causing the sea to become less salty which is causing the Gulf Stream to stop and will cause a major drop in the UK’s temperature. So will England be hot because of global warming or cold because of the change in the Gulf Stream?
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My main interest is the life cycle of stars but i'm really interested in space in general. every evening i research different aspects of space, usually about something i only heard about from the previous nights researching. i knew it was time to think about studying astronomy when i was sitting in my music class researching black holes when everyone else was doing recording coursework. i've all ready done two years of further education so if i study astronomy it will be what i want to go in to as a job, i just don't know what kind of jobs i can get from it.
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Hey everyone, I need a bit of advice and I was wondering if anyone could give me some. I really want to study astronomy but I’m not sure how to go about it. I live in England and I don’t know how education works in other countries but all advice would be much appreciated. I was wondering if anybody knows if I can study astronomy at and A level or BTEC, or would I have to do and A level in physics and then study astronomy and university? Also, what kind of job opportunities do the qualifications offer? And encase your wondering I’m only 17 and about to finish my current college course and still don’t know what I’m going to do next academic year.
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maybe the exposed wires touched something metal or the two exposed ones touched, it would blow the fuse or the breaker but it would spark first which could be what the black is.