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Wwillyengland replied to the thread I Significant figures for inherently bound values.I'm a layman in this field. In my opinion, there's a difference between expressing a probability as 0.1234 and as 0.000001234. The...
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Wwillyengland replied to the thread Rock on Mars possibly indicating Life.Then there will be the problem that Mars will be contaminated with biological material.
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WOn November 13, 2026, Voyager 1 Will Reach One Full Light-Day Away From Earth - nearly 5 decades after it was launched...
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WNEW ELEMENT ADDED TO THE PERIODIC TABLE: ADMINISTRATIUM Investigators at a major research institution have recently discovered the...
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Wwillyengland replied to the thread Coulomb's force vs the Lorentz force.Let's say I have two beams, one with protons and one with electrons, traveling parallel to each other at the same speed. I'm looking at...
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Wwillyengland reacted to DaveE's post in the thread I Why can’t photons “pile up” to eject an electron? with
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Multiphoton imaging is a well established tool. Here's a review for GI docs, for example... -
Wwillyengland replied to the thread I Why can’t photons “pile up” to eject an electron?.A multi-photon absorption might happen I think under extreme conditions like a strong laser.
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Wwillyengland replied to the thread I Potential biosignature found in Mars rock.You are right. That's what I meant.
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Wwillyengland replied to the thread I Potential biosignature found in Mars rock.The discovery is nothing new. It's now being brought back to light in order to possibly avoid the feared budget cuts. Mars Sample Return...
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Today's APOD - Up from the Earth: Gigantic Jet Lightning -
Wwillyengland replied to the thread I Useless continued fraction for 1.Btw, the continued fraction with all ones is the golden ratio and it converges extremely slowly. In this respect it is the most...
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WA surface with at least one null tangent vector everywhere on it. Light cones are another example. In flat spacetime, at any instant...
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Wwillyengland replied to the thread B How can a black hole absorb matter?.What is a "null surface"?