PhilosophyofPhysics Messages 94 Reaction score 1 Thread starter Mar 12, 2006 #1 I was wondering if there is any info on the frequencies of individual galaxies?
chroot Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 10,270 Reaction score 45 Mar 12, 2006 #2 What's a "galactic frequency, eh?" - Warren
DaveC426913 Gold Member 2025 Award Messages 24,652 Reaction score 9,023 Mar 13, 2006 #4 There is info, yes. Every existing individual galaxy occurs exactly once.
PhilosophyofPhysics Messages 94 Reaction score 1 Mar 13, 2006 #5 ah, what about angular accelerations of galaxies?
DaveC426913 Gold Member 2025 Award Messages 24,652 Reaction score 9,023 Mar 13, 2006 #6 ...blinks audibly... In case you weren't getting it, no one understands your first question. What "frequencies of galaxies" would you like to know about? Can you clarify?
...blinks audibly... In case you weren't getting it, no one understands your first question. What "frequencies of galaxies" would you like to know about? Can you clarify?
PhilosophyofPhysics Messages 94 Reaction score 1 Mar 13, 2006 #7 You can ignore my first question. I think I would need angular accelerations rather than frequencies.
You can ignore my first question. I think I would need angular accelerations rather than frequencies.
chroot Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 10,270 Reaction score 45 Mar 13, 2006 #8 No one know what the "angular acceleration" of a galaxy is either. If you're working on some kind of personal theory, don't do it here. I'm closing this thread. - Warren
No one know what the "angular acceleration" of a galaxy is either. If you're working on some kind of personal theory, don't do it here. I'm closing this thread. - Warren