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phyzguy reacted to JT Smith's post in the thread Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question with
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I enjoy pedantically correcting minor errors of virtual strangers I will never meet in person. For example, your first bullet item... -
phyzguy replied to the thread NASA Currently trying to build a rocket to launch into space.If you're going to launch a rocket to even 10 km, you're potentially going to cross paths of commercial aircraft. I suspect that the... -
phyzguy replied to the thread Astronomy Looking for a book on the effects of orbits on celestial observations.AAS (the American Astronomical Society) has a free introductory astronomy textbook available online at the link below. If, after... -
phyzguy replied to the thread NASA Currently trying to build a rocket to launch into space.And yet still no punctuation nor capitalization of the second sentence. -
phyzguy replied to the thread I Before the Big Bang.Polaris is "up" from the north pole. North is a direction along the surface of the Earth. -
phyzguy replied to the thread I Before the Big Bang.One possibility, known as the Hartle-Hawking no boundary proposal, is that if you go backward in time towards the big bang, you reach a... -
phyzguy replied to the thread I Are There Two Suns? Exploring the Phenomenon of Sun Dogs.It's called a sun dog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_dog -
phyzguy replied to the thread Red Dwarf Star Systems -- Could they support life?.There are a lot of red dwarfs out there, and they live for a very long time. The flares tend to decrease as the stars age. Given the... -
phyzguy replied to the thread AI Consciousness?.In what sense are current Large Language Models (LLMs), which are based on Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), algorithmic? Do you think... -
phyzguy replied to the thread Red Dwarf Star Systems -- Could they support life?.I've never understood why people say this. Depending how far the planet is from the red dwarf star, the temperature on the side facing... -
phyzguy replied to the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin?.So, @Line_112 , are you just going to ignore the many redshift measurements of GRBs that have been made? These measurements firmly... -
phyzguy replied to the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin?.Why do you think this? It is an equal area projection. So dots of the same area will cover the same area of the sphere. -
phyzguy replied to the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin?.Here is an equal area projection map of the Earth, similar to the GRB map. Areas are not distorted, but of course shapes are. It's not... -
phyzguy replied to the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin?.What's your point? It's well known that gamma ray bursts are extra-galactic. Look at the Wikipedia page, which says, "In gamma-ray...
