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antimatter

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  1. Just a quick question, sometimes when I click on the chat button, the window opens, but all I get is a long page of code...
  2. Right, I mean, for some of constants, there's just no way of knowing. What I don't get about it, is that shouldn't there be more constants to it, how do we know that those are all of the factors, maybe there are more that we don't know about
  3. eh that's unfortunate
  4. I really really have to start paying attention to dates...eh sorry about that
  5. Yeah, I know I know, I just thought that it might be a problem with my computer... ah forget it.
  6. It doesn't appear to be in working order...
  7. So you voted false? Think about it; the entire universe is made up of an infinite amount of three dimensional spaces, so wouldn't all of these planes have an infinite volume? And since they have an infinite volume, couldn't an infinite amount of matter occupy the space? I'm not entirely sure either, but it just sort of helps to think about it as an infinite number of spaces rather than one space.
  8. Right, my guess is probably D as Dictionary.com says
  9. Thanks, that clears it up for me, but just one annoying question, do you have a source? Just so I can quote it if need be...
  10. ...I actually did read it, I just sort of thought that what I quoted would sum it up better than anyway I could...
  11. I was always tought that all the planets in our solar system were orbiting the sun because of gravity, but after learning a bit more about the fabric of space from a book, I was thinking that maybe the planets are kept in orbit around the sun because of the enormous indent made by the sun's mass. Am I correct? But if that were true, wouldn't all the planets eventually sort of slide down into the sun like a...flushing toilet...
  12. Thanks, that actually helps a lot!
  13. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity
  14. oh Okay, so just like one of those big concentrations of waves?
  15. It's not a bad idea, it's just sort of a pillar of the unified theory...
  16. sure...
  17. Quantum Mechanics isn't bullshit if bullshit= not correct...
  18. According to Wikipedia: "a point in spacetime in which gravitational forces cause matter to have an infinite density and zero volume".
  19. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Wave_packet_%28no_dispersion%29.gif So then what are the spaces in between the packets? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c1/Wave_packet_%28no_dispersion%29.gif Image:Wave packet (no dispersion).gif
  20. So lucky... Have you gotten In Rainbows?
  21. I LOVE RADIOHEAD!
  22. In a binary system, when one star has a type Ia-II super novae the partner star in that system is still there, so would the black hole and star just continue to orbit? What if the supernovae star surpasses a type II and becomes a supermassive black hole, will the other star gets pulled in, but then what would happen to the black hole, would it just continue sort of spinning by itself, but don't singularity's not spin? Sorry if that's phrased sort of confusingly.
  23. Ah I forgot the squared, I knew I was missing something. My math isn't very advanced...yet...I'm waiting for my math education to catch up with science.
  24. So if that's the energy released from annihilation, what role does the speed of light play in this whole equation?
  25. I'm trying to solve E=mc2, I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly though, so I'll model out what I'm doing. First, the mass of the object 5 kg. So you plug in the numbers E=(5)(299 792 458 m / s), and then, you just multiply and you get 1,498,962,290 joules, and that's the amount of energy you need to move an object that weighs 5kg (11 lbs) at the speed of light. Is that correct? edit: Unfortunatly I forgot to square the speed of light, so the amount of energy from the annihilation of a 5 kg (11 lb) object would be 2.246887947x1018
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