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About six to seven hours. If radio telescopes can pick up the radio being released from Huygens, then why didn't we just use radio to see through the thick atmosphere?

I heard them say about 200 on the TV show about it.

That wasn't quite what I was expecting when they had the commercials about it. I was expecting them to show what Huygens was transmiting to us.

The speed of the Huygens probe after it had released it's parachute was aproximitly 200 km/h

I put a webpage together so I can do this. It's at http://www.noz92.co.nr/puzzle.html. Can any body do it? And how?

I am. I put a news thread about this in the news forum.

I checked and for some reason NASATV isn't showing it. Instead they'll be showing a program entitled This Week on NASA; Education File with Bill Nye the Science Guy (what every happened to that show anyway?). I guess NASA only shows things that they work on. Does anybody know why NASA's Cassini is carrying the ESA's Huygens?

But would't curving spacetime away from the object create some sort of anti-gravity?

Why? Space time will bend around every object. I just recently learned that gravity is not a pulling force. I'm sitting on my chair not because gravity is pulling me into it, but because spacetime is pushing me into it.

On Saturday, 15th January, at 2:00 GMT, the European Space Agency's (ESA) Huygens space probe will land on Saturn's moon Titan. Previously, NASA's Cassini probe flew by Titan, getting a faint glimps of the planets surface, in which geologists believe to be similar to a young Earth. Cassini, carrying Huygens, will drop it's important cargo down to Titan's mysterious surface. For more information on the landing, visit NASA.gov. If you would like to view the landing as it happens, the Science Channel will be showing it live on Saturday a 2:00A.M. GMT.

That's what I've been trying to ask. That thing where you put a heavy object like a bowling ball on a trampoline sheet, then roll marbles. The marbles come to the bowling ball. I think of anti-gravity like puting a bowling ball under the trampoline sheet. I was just wondering how such a thing would be possible, and if it turns out not to be, are there any alternatives to this?

Black holes are supposed to suck in matter and return it in the universe as radiation. A sort of cosmic recycling. What if the radiation is released from the black holes sister white hole? The energy going into the black hole is later spewed out of a white hole. Would this be possible?

The theory that says that black holes lead into other universes was just recently discredited by Stephen Hawking (who apperantly was also the one who created this theory).

If white holes cannot exist because the violate the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, and worm holes are a result of black holes connecting with white holes, would that mean that worm holes can't exist, and therefor (not to get off topic) time travel is impossible?

Thank you.

Thank you.

I was coppying off the back of my calculator. It has a constants list. But could you give me the address of the site you mentioned?

So how can you write equations without having to use an image?

It gives an author. Usually if it's reliable, they'll say something like Proffessor of Computer Programming.

What computer programs can you use for these?

I wouldn't bet money on it. The source (the author) doesn't seem to be a very reliable source. Wouldn't this be illegal? If it's already known that it's going to be released, then wouldn't they already have had investigations and everything. If Microsoft were smart, they would allow other software to work on there opperating systems. You have to be smart enought to relize that people aren't going to buy just products from your company. That's why the iPod works on HP computers, not just Apple.

Which one(s) is the easiest to learn?