Recent content by harp AP 2010

I would say that there is just a repulsive field force(which requires no energy) moving objects apart(then there would be no definite origin) through a void that goes on forever(flat and infinite).

I don't want to, I was just curious of what we can do and the response I would get. Yes it is dangerous, that's why warning labels are on all over explosives. From the results it would seem we cannot blow up a planet.

Could we "blow up" a planet with our current technology? Could we "blow up" a planet with our current technology?

So how was it figured out, and by who?

Does a vacuum have a temperature?

How did he determine that there were 6.022E23 atoms in 12g of carbon?

If there is a maximum velocity, c, is there a maximum kinetic energy?

Sorry everyone, let me rephrase the question. I mean if our solar system was made from a disk of gas and rock, would galaxy eventually become similar to a solar system(a sun/core and several planets)?

If we can heat a gas so that the electrons "fly" off, can we heat one so that the protons do?

Why don't galaxies for giant "solar systems"?

How do meteor showers happen?

How does something become tangible? How many atoms are needed to be able to see/hold something?

I wouldn't go, I would want to go back home at some time. But I would go if it were a round trip :0

Can we or have we made an atom of neutrons?

How did Kepler figure out his second law: Equal area in equal time?