Starship Asterisk*

I estimate that the angle of sunlight that falls on Artemis does not agree with that of the Moon and the Earth seem different angles Aaah, Sa Ji Tario, is on to them. This was all staged in a studio in San Diego and NASA is trying to fool us again! But Sa Ji Tario figured it out right away because ...

Ann: "24 seconds into the movie we get a view of the micro-quasar from a distance, and we really see those helix-shaped jets. At the same time we see the vicinity of the black hole flickering like crazy. Is that the accretion disk flickering? Or the innermost parts of the jets?" I don't un...

What could possibly be the survival advantage of bioluminescence for a fungal organism?

Apparently the author did not know that SETI@home has already shut down. March 31 was there last processing until further notice.

https://twitter.com/BerkeleySETI/status ... 8726928387

Why would it have that lobe above the center? Binary centers of gravity? No. It's what orbits look like when you have what is essentially a moving center of gravity caused by tidal interactions. Effectively, all of these stars see somewhat different centers of gravity, determined not just by the co...

I am wondering what an observer would experience who is close to the black holes when they merge. A very large gravitational wave would emerge from their event horizon (?) Wouldn't this intense gravity wave distort time? Wouldn't the observer experience time dilation as the observer looked out away ...

bob brannan wrote:With all these wonderful features and an atmosphere.... How could Pluto not be called a Planet!

I think it could be called an ice ball.

Some day our great, great grandchildren, or so, will walk those plains and climb those mountains. I confess to a bit of envy. I wonder if there will be some sense of loneliness. Or perhaps there will be a MacDonalds.

This is really an impressive photo.