Recent content by Kronos5253

I still kind of want an answer for this. I'm curious.

So the gravity of the moon effecting Earth doesn't affect on life on Earth? I think I was looking on a longer timescale though, and assuming that we found a great general use for Helium 3 where we would have consistent mining of it (hence the oil reference aforementioned), while also mining the...

Just trying to take into consideration that humans do have a tendency to overdo things over time. I'm sure we could find a way to use it. EDIT: Didn't we think the same thing about oil?

Easier space travel I can understand... But why would you EVER want to mine the moon for resources? Why would you want to mess with the mass of the moon? Isn't it sort of... Oh I don't know... Essential to how we live here on Earth?

Wouldn't it be easier to say that the field created by the electricity in our body, which increases when we think because of an increase in electrical activity in the brain, interacts with the particle, creating the wave to collapse? Anything that we would have to use to make a measurement of...

Agreed. I thought the same thing after I clicked into the thread. Very misleading.

Without the rotational aspect that spiral galaxies have (presumably created by Super-massive black holes in the center), why would one assume that the dark matter would clump at the center? The rotation creates a center of mass in the galaxy where I would presume the dark matter would start to...

Me too... I was really excited for like, 3 seconds before I remembered what day it was...

That depends, how well can you hold a frictionless rope?

+1 Great idea!

What is the Andromeda galaxy's shift color?

Okay, that makes a lot of sense. Thanks a lot for the explanation! I appreciate it :)

I have a question.. So far, from what I've browsed on the forums, I haven't found an answer to it, and I figured this would be the best place for it. I'm aware of the balloon analogy, but I have a question regarding blueshifts and redshifts. If you take the balloon analogy, everything in the...

That's a bold statement, and horribly incorrect.

They sure do. They make it for people who have bad eyesight, considering how tiny font usually is on a cellphone. It's usually for seniors. 100% true, although it's not always that bad.