Recent content by Tyler Wayne

Hey bandersnatch you really helped thanks! I think it's best for me to wait till I'm employed! So I can spend money on getting decent equipment.

I've always enjoyed going out of town at night and looking at stars, but my friends say you don't see much difference through a telescope. I want to get into astronomy but I don't know if buying a telescope is the first step.

I've heard countless stories from my friends saying they only used theirs once or twice before it got old. I've been really interested in astronomy but is it worth the money?

Ok, I understand now, I was mislead I thought 2 waves (in water) with equal wavelength and frequency would cancel out. Thank you all for your help!

Ok, I understand, so basically it's possible but to small for it to matter right?

I've been comparing light as particles and waves in outer space when it occurred to me, if you throw two rocks of equal weight into a pool side by side the waves created will cancel out. Do stars In space effect each other in this way?

Yes that is a photo of the screen and the red light is the power button glowing, I'm not sure what the glowing blue light is.

My father brought an Alienware Aurora 9700 after many years of service it's graphics card gave in. He replaced it with another but he applied to much thermal past which spilt off and fried the board. I don't know all the facts because he gave up on it a year ago. Today I took it out of cupboard...

Alright, thanks for answering.

I've heard chatter about possible new elements on other planets and even hidden on our own, Could this be possible?

Of course it's not, if it it was what would it look like?

I am a young student striving to learn more about science. I'm quite a nerd, I study all day long and I'm matriculating this year at the age of 16... I've chosen to study more into Quantum Chemistry and I need a book!