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DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).(Independent of retrograde phase) I count five times in your animation when red and yellow are parallel (and therefore Mars and Pollux... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Weird News Compilation.No link to video for us vultures? -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).Re-examining your sim. A Mars-Pollux conjunction occurs any time red and yellow lines are parallel. Is it possible you are... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).🤔 Clearly a multiple conjuction can occur. You provided an example. And clearly, the passing cars analogy is flawed. So, in answer to... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).I'm afraid I don't follow what you're asking/asserting. Why does that create a paradox? -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).Hm. It is almost the same question. Reporting to check with mods. -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Today I Learned.TIL a CR2032 battery is 20mm in diameter and 3.2mm thick. A CR2025 is 2.5mm thick. All CR batteries follow this naming convention. -
DaveC426913 reacted to PeroK's post in the thread High School How much lower would a sheep be expected to jump if on a steep upward slope? with
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Well, it has been 7 years in your reference frame, but ... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).I think all he was expecting was this: i.e. that, when at opposition, Mars should be at its closest (along the Y-axis), rather than... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread High School How much lower would a sheep be expected to jump if on a steep upward slope?.Is there some reason why you can't dig a ring ditch? You could double its effective height (or halve the work) if you pile the excavated... -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread High School How much lower would a sheep be expected to jump if on a steep upward slope?.He specifically said "scientific guesses" are useless. Learning from experts is a better way. Trial and error is another way. -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread High School How much lower would a sheep be expected to jump if on a steep upward slope?.It means the same. A 1:100 slope would be a lot easier to scale than a 2:1 slope. -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).This is what I was saying, yes. -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread Undergrad Unexpected findings in need of an explanation (retrograde motion of Mars).Are you sure my image isn't upside down? One of the oppositions was in the southern hemisphere. I had to rotate the image 180 degrees to...




