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High School Pushing asteroids off course with spacecraft engines
Perhaps you've heard about the project channel Discovery "Day of the asteroid." They are asked to send methods of protection from asteroids, but I decided to write to you. It's strange, but nobody even discusses this method deviations, even very large stones. Blowing them with nuclear weapons...- Rudolf
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Graduate If space is curved, could it be detected
I'm sorry, but I lied to you. The phrase "expressed as gravity 'does not mean anything. According to NG, If a soccer ball - a nucleus of an atom, the electrons move beyond the boundaries of the stadium. The space between them is empty, and is part of the space time continuum. What makes this...- Rudolf
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Graduate If space is curved, could it be detected
I badly speak in English, so I use Google translator. Please, I'm trying to understand. And your explanation is quite understandable. As well as explaining Hawking and Tyson. However, you personally satisfied with everything in these explanations?- Rudolf
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Graduate If space is curved, could it be detected
I mean, I'm not sure that the curvature of space in general is taking place. Since these very massive objects are part of the space, which "bend". After all, the atoms themselves 99 percent is empty space! Something is missing here.- Rudolf
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Graduate If space is curved, could it be detected
Can we conclude from your words that the action is equal to counteraction, and no curvature of space there?- Rudolf
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Graduate If space is curved, could it be detected
Over time, I have formed a sense of fundamental errors in all theories related to the space-time continuum and gravity. The point is the notion that massive objects distort space. And what about the objects themselves? Do not they take part of the same space that bend? And what happens to the...- Rudolf
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology