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    Philosophy: Should we eat meat?

    Being only 20, and definatly not my field of study, i know one thing. Science has conclusivly proven, that we are Designed to be carnivores, and it has proven that we are omnivores, and yet again, we have been proven to be vegen. saying one or the other is a Falicy, because science doesn't...
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    Is there a mathematical explanation for the sci-fi concept of hyperspace?

    two theories not Presented there are the Farscape theory: You can't travel faster than light, so you move the Universe faster thatn light instead and one I can't remember who to attribute it to. Basicly it's like drawing two dots on a peiceof paper, andthe traveling is done by folding the...
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    dont know if someone noticed, but i got a little muddled, both observers would see the train as going fowards as a long stretch of light, none woul see the train move backwards, as that would imply moving backwards,
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    i did not give proof for traveling back to the past, I am working off the assumption that despite the train traveling faster than light, the light given off or reflected by the train is limited to the speed of light. the train is not where it apears to be, but rather has moved past that point...
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    no known limitation, i'll leave that to those with Highschool or greater qualifications, Maths is greek to me.
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    edit: It's the oposite of being... you would be Perfectly fine when you percieve the Train beind you. but injured when the train is in front of you. If an object is moving faster than the speed of light, then it's most recent Activitys will be portayed first. and it's Previous movements...
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    as Percieved by the Victim, you will experience being run down, then (if still Able to) see the train moving backwards towards the location it started in. It's being "(run down)-1" by a train that's moving backwards.
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    Why is then Time Travel possible?

    in a sense, you will be run down by the train, Then you will see the train about to hit you. much like the way a supersonic jet can fly past you before you hear it.
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    How Does Gravity Shape Space-Time Beyond Simple Indentations?

    Gravity acts towards the center of the object, while each Atom has it's own mass, the gravity is calculated from the Combined sum of each individual part, and is located in the Gravitational center, the place where half of the mass is on each side when calculated from any crossection.
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    What Happens to Light Speed When Measured from a Fast-Moving Space Station?

    Forgot to add, an observer at point X would see the Flashes at the same instant s/he saw the rocket halfway between M & B. I got the impression Zoo was thinking they all saw the flashes when the rocket was at point M. the lightning hit when both saw the rocket at point M, not both saw the...
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    What Happens to Light Speed When Measured from a Fast-Moving Space Station?

    Hmmm, I see I'm not needed anymore, I got to page three, and i saw what i think then was the aspect that zoobyshoe seemed to miss. I came up with the following, before it got to all that mathematics ( i couldn't follow as clearly as i'd have liked) A & B are the spaceships. to maintain...
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    What if dimensions have different sizes and expand at different rates?

    I'm gona google around a bit, being new here (random link and such) and not even holding highscool qualification worth anything, I have almost no idea of what's being discussed and from what basis or background theorys. i was semi expecting to be shot down in flames :p
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    What if dimensions have different sizes and expand at different rates?

    one could assume that they assumed it, to make the calculations easy. one could also assume that from the point of expansion, equal force was applied to each part of matter. One could also point out, that with such a uniform application of force, all matter should be evenly distributed, in...
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    Could the Big Bang Be a White Hole?

    Exacly, A Black Hole is defined by the Addition of matter, energy, heat, in affect, a Black hole goes against the 2nd law. while a white hole (functional opposite) is taking from it's stores of energy, matter, heat (it does not create them from this air) and Releases it to 'space', hence...
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