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Bystander reacted to Frabjous's post in the thread Astronomy Looking for a book on the effects of orbits on celestial observations with
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I ended up ordering a used copy of Astronomy by Baker. Thanks for all of the suggestions. -
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Another altered carbonatite: Altered carbonatite. A veinlet of carbonatite intrudes into an existing carbonatite pluton, bisecting a... -
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@sevensages I have read this thread with some amusement. I am a grammar Nazi, and as some on this forum know, I often correct people's... -
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This is not necessarily agreed upon. Of course I can take it a step farther and ask for the definition of general education. - My... -
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Correct. I mastered it by high school. Then why did they get accepted? That's a rhetorical question. My point being that if theyre not... -
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Isn't that what grade school is for? Why waste time in uni on the basics? Isn't that what application interviews and entrance exams are... -
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Wright's tutorial pages list issues with tired light. https://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/tiredlit.htm It's good to keep those in mind as... -
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Bystander replied to the thread What is alfalfa used for?.Fifty/sixty years ago "they said"/the story was that "foundering" was the result of a "too rich" diet; admittedly I've never heard of...