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Today,
02:43 AM
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Will the gravity of Kepler-62e (1.6 x Earth) be stronger than Earth's?
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Can you indicate what g and G stand for, as well as M. I think M = Mass and R = radius. I think g = gravity, but what is G?
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Today,
02:07 AM
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Will the gravity of Kepler-62e (1.6 x Earth) be stronger than Earth's?
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Yeah, density. I forgot about that. I was wondering, though, if a stronger force of gravity would have an effect on the formation and...
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Will the gravity of Kepler-62e (1.6 x Earth) be stronger than Earth's?
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I'm assuming it will, but will gravity on such planets as Kepler-62e(1.6 x Earth size), Kepler-62f (1.4 x E) and Kepler-69c(1.7 x E) be much stronger...
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2013-May-19,
02:30 AM
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Interesting thread. :) PO'T
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2013-May-18,
08:42 PM
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Does the amount of dark energy increase as the universe expands?
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I understand, if I'm understanding correctly, that space between galaxies, or galaxy clusters, increases as the universe expands. Does anything...
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2013-May-18,
08:20 PM
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Why use the phrase, "in my mind"?
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I'll agree with that.
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2013-May-18,
08:17 PM
potoole
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How can zombies survive without an input of energy?
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That's right, in one of the episodes, the main characters discovered that by smearing zombie gunk on themselves the zombies paid no attention to them.
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2013-May-18,
08:02 PM
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Why use the phrase, "in my mind"?
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That phrase is used quite often on 'real life' TV shows (news/talk shows, court trial shows). When a person is asked a question, or asked for an...
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2013-May-18,
07:29 PM
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How can zombies survive without an input of energy?
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After watching parts of "The Walking Dead", I realized and deduced: 1) Most of humanity was/is converted to zombies. 2) zombies 'eat' only...
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2013-May-10,
06:49 PM
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At present technology, could a small probe be sent to the alpha-centauri system?
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That ain't so bad. Thanks for all the answers PO'T
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2013-May-10,
03:22 AM
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At present technology, could a small probe be sent to the alpha-centauri system?
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Say, a basketball (football) sized probe packed with sensing devices? Would such an undertaking be too expensive (energy-wise, and otherwise)? ...
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2013-May-10,
02:31 AM
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Could there be rocky Earth Like planets, in other star systems, way older than Earth?
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I wonder if those 'ancient' extrasolar civilisations became extinct before they were able to achieve interstellar space travel. If they had been...
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2013-May-09,
09:55 PM
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Could there be rocky Earth Like planets, in other star systems, way older than Earth?
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I have read that the universe is ~13.8 billion years old. I don't know when the first metal and rock planets first came about, but it seems likely...
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2013-May-06,
09:46 PM
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Should the U.S.A. put a '57' chevy in high orbit above Earth?
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Ah, that plane is a beauty. How about a WWII P52 fighter. (Or is it P51?)
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2013-May-06,
09:30 PM
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Is there any chance that a good science fiction movie will soon be produced?
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Small Media at Large
Thanks for the replies. I stand (sit) readjusted. Yeah, there have been other good movies. I think a good SF movie should involve discovery,...
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2013-May-06,
08:59 PM
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Lab experiments on Titan's atmospheric chemistry
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I should have said perhaps too slow for life to begin. PO'T
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2013-May-06,
05:01 AM
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Is there any chance that a good science fiction movie will soon be produced?
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I don't think a really good SF movie has been produced since "2001, A Space Odyssey" came out in 1968. Or even a good SF book. Give me a good...
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2013-May-06,
04:28 AM
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Lab experiments on Titan's atmospheric chemistry
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Too slow for life to begin in the first place. PO'T
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2013-May-06,
04:05 AM
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Lab experiments on Titan's atmospheric chemistry
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Why are we looking for 'life' on Titan? The temperatures on that satellite are extremely "cold". Life depends on a series of chemical reactions...
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2013-May-06,
02:59 AM
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Should the U.S.A. put a '57' chevy in high orbit above Earth?
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In case future explorers from other star systems should visit our planet, the visitors could determine that our civilisation was not only somewhat...
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