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The rule that "nothing can travel faster than light" is a local rule. Nothing will ever overtake a pulse of light, that is true. But... -
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There is a difference, not necessarily a total contradiction. Based on genetic analysis of European skeletons older than 5000 years... -
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I haven't had a professional view on anything physics related for decades. There is a lot of stellar modelling in that, and I don't... -
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Yes, the paper concludes that the age of the universe is: ##T_U \geq 13.8 \pm 1.0## (stat) ##\pm 1.4## (syst) Gyr According to the... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread The word "people" - how to spell and pronounce?.Frankly, I don't see where the mess is supposed to be here. The pronunciation is consistent across the main accents, with only slight... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread Missing-links-in-galaxy-evolution.What's important here, I think, is that they're dusty. That is, they're already evolved, having experienced enough bouts of star... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread Looking for movies where mathematics actually matters.From the wiki's main list I recognise X+Y and Gifted. Both are about gifted children, with interpersonal drama as the focus and maths... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread Graduate How can a 1 kilometer body (3i/Atlas) flip 180 degrees suddenly?.Oh, lordy. It's Avi Loeb's brainchild. I'm not touching this. -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread Graduate How can a 1 kilometer body (3i/Atlas) flip 180 degrees suddenly?.The paper provided doesn't support any of the statements in the OP. Can you provide a different source or sources as the basis for a... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread Music What Happened to Talent?.Is this another one of these threads wherein everything was better when I was young and impressionable? -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread High School Contradictions in the Distribution of Gamma-Ray Bursts.The voids, like all large scale structure, are subject to expansion as they evolve, especially rapid early on. Numerical simulations... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread High School Expansion and raisin bread.The raisin bread, like all analogies, suffers many ills. But this ain't one of those. In an expanding universe structures bound by... -
Bandersnatch replied to the thread How would a Machine at the Heart of the World tidally lock the Earth?.Just reinforcing post #2 here. If the Moon is out of the picture, by the virtue of it being held in place by magic, then there are no...