Gamma Gas Asteroid Flies By Uranus

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jeez, guys, that title pretty well sums up my ability to contribute to this forum; my vaunted 126 IQ qualifies me to empty the trash cans, if any still exist in your world.

I'm a retired English teacher with an interest in just about everything; was in the Pomona Valley Amateur Astronomers for a while (John Dobson pours a pitch lap while I watch...in my scrapbook).

but my sincerely faked humility is rooted in slow math. perhaps I had potential, but it never went kinetic.

my dad had several patents including a solar energy collector which a developer paid him $23,000 for and which apparently ended up in the bowels of University of Arizona.

here are a few of his:

1. if 95%+ of all mutations are lethal, there hasn't been enough time for evolution to have evolved to this point. (dad wasn't really religious; he was a 6'3 Africanized Lithuanian Hairyback.)

2. can the doppler shift of presumably departing cosmic items actually be a case of 'tired light'? (Dobson said he'd never heard of it and bodily threw me out of the auditorium.)

and one of mine: if any of you has a Higgs Boson, will you please pass it around? Pete York

(and do something about those flies.)
 
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PomonaPete said:
2. can the doppler shift of presumably departing cosmic items actually be a case of 'tired light'? (Dobson said he'd never heard of it and bodily threw me out of the auditorium.)
"tired light" was shown to be wrong many years ago. I suggest a forum search of you have further interest.
 
PomonaPete said:
jeez, guys, that title pretty well sums up my ability to contribute to this forum; my vaunted 126 IQ qualifies me to empty the trash cans, if any still exist in your world.

I'm a retired English teacher with an interest in just about everything; was in the Pomona Valley Amateur Astronomers for a while (John Dobson pours a pitch lap while I watch...in my scrapbook).

but my sincerely faked humility is rooted in slow math. perhaps I had potential, but it never went kinetic.

my dad had several patents including a solar energy collector which a developer paid him $23,000 for and which apparently ended up in the bowels of University of Arizona.

here are a few of his:

1. if 95%+ of all mutations are lethal, there hasn't been enough time for evolution to have evolved to this point. (dad wasn't really religious; he was a 6'3 Africanized Lithuanian Hairyback.)

2. can the doppler shift of presumably departing cosmic items actually be a case of 'tired light'? (Dobson said he'd never heard of it and bodily threw me out of the auditorium.)

and one of mine: if any of you has a Higgs Boson, will you please pass it around? Pete York

(and do something about those flies.)
The vast majority of mutations are neutral, they have no effect.