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Astronuc reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 crash with
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Latest deep-sea search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 gets underway... -
Astronuc reacted to russ_watters's post in the thread Alien life, probabilities, and interstellar propagation of human life with
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It also happened very early in Earth's habitable time (it just took a long time for complex life to evolve). -
Astronuc reacted to Ibix's post in the thread High School Contradictions in the Distribution of Gamma-Ray Bursts with
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The review article appears to cover only GRBs since 1997, because it's interested in redshift measurements which it says weren't made... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Distinguishing Mathematical Consistency from Physical Realizability.Maybe it's an AI term? I googled on the phrase and it came back with a variety of results, including scientific papers, e.g... -
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I must confess I reported the thread as AI generated. But moderators said that I was wrong. Nevertheless I am sure it is:) Phrases... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Random Thoughts 7.It is more for the benefit of the wearer. When I first saw the printing, I had not fully opened the T-shirt. When I did, I realized I... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Open Access Scientific Publications.I think it is a mixed bag, or nuanced, as much as subscription journals. The quality of journal articles depend on the author(s)... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Random Thoughts 7.My son got me this T-shirt as a Christmas gift. It's rather practical... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Distinguishing Mathematical Consistency from Physical Realizability.One poses an interesting problem. Can one provide an example? In the first paragraph, one mentions "time for change" and "external... -
Astronuc replied to the thread Are Recent Students All Google Crazy?.Good question. However, would one not expect someone in STEM to recognize 108 m/s would be relativistic for matter, possibly in an...