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Ask me anything about modern Physics/Astronomy!
Hello #OffTopic, as you may or may not know, I'm aspiring to be an Astrophysicist. I've done this sort of thread once before, and it turned out to be pretty popular, so I figured I'd do it again seeing how school is starting up soon.
I absolutely love teaching people about physics and astronomy, and I know many of you are very interesting in these topics, because let's face it, we're all a bunch of nerds here.
Also, I will say that I am still a student, and I don't know absolutely everything. I know a great deal more than the average joe, and I take pride in that, but I'm also not Einstein or Newton. Yet. Regardless, if I absolutely can't answer your question, I will most likely be able to point you in a good direction for you to find the answer.
Lastly, I won't do your homework for you. I can explain a concept or maybe give you some clarification on a confusing topic, however your homework is your responsibility, and it is important that you do it so you understand it.
So ask me anything!
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How close are we to harnessing the "quantum vacuum"
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1 AntwortenSo I heard someone talking about two satellites that got hit by small dense objects one apparently disappeared and the other got crushed and apparently they saw one break a planet is this possible?
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1 AntwortenHow massive would I need to be for the entire universe to revolve around me?
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1 AntwortenDoes our orbit shift slightly when there's a massive solar flare as the sun has less mass afterwards? Like, will the year increase by a few minutes or hours? If not, why not? If the question is too tough, I may have some other, easier ones.
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2 AntwortenBearbeitet von Jasondurgen: 9/1/2016 10:56:10 PMDo you happen to know the ratio for life harboring systems to non-life harboring systems (within the Milky Way)? Also, do you agree with Hawkings statement that even if we find intelligent life, if it is more advanced than ours we will be either destroyed or enslaved? [spoiler]It's kinda astronomy lol[/spoiler]
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2 Antwortenhow do i cure herpes
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1 AntwortenWhat the hell happens when a black hole hits another black hole
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Which formulation of quantum mechanics do you favor?
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2 AntwortenWhat are those 3 stars over the pyramids
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3 AntwortenIs Bill Nye the Science Guy or are you?
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4 AntwortenIn 1 word ('cuz I'm too lazy to read), tell me if aliens are real.
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5 AntwortenWhat is the opposite of gravity?
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3 AntwortenHow do bees fly
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1 AntwortenWould tilting a star change the orbital plane of the system? If so, is it a 1-1 ratio? TIA
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Bearbeitet von ElitePanther9: 9/4/2016 10:39:59 PM
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2 AntwortenThere is some person running around this forum convinced that the earth is flat. What's your take??
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2 AntwortenSince time stops when you hit the speed of light does that mean no matter the distance covered during the trip it will be instantanious for the traveler?
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5 AntwortenDo you believe in astrology? And do you believe that zodiac sings actually affect people?
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1 Antwortenwhy are you such a huge loser?
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3 AntwortenMagnets, how the -blam!- do they work?
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3 AntwortenWhy is the earth flat?
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9 AntwortenWhen a black hole evaporates and dies what happens to any debris, light particles etc. caught inside it?
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6 AntwortenWith the technology that we have reached Will we focus more on nanotechnology or space travel?
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6 AntwortenBearbeitet von Dredgen Hydra: 9/3/2016 10:14:32 PMWhen a particle in a star teleports where does it go it can't simply erase itself from reality and come back right?
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4 AntwortenI heard about this theory a while ago that everything in the entire universe is actually just a single electron buzzing around backwards and forwards in time, creating everything. How much does this make you lol?
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9 AntwortenIs time travel possible?
