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  1. #3031
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    Hey everybody. I've been posting for a week or so, but I've yet to introduce myself formally.

    My name is Andrew, I'm a college student; I just started studying toward a Math degree at FGCU in Ft. Myers, FL, then I hope to pursue a graduate degree a UF.

    In the mean time, I earn a living as a tattoo artist, and work weekends as a transporter at a local hospital.

    I've always enjoyed art and music, and I'm fascinated by astronomy; cosmology in particular.

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    New Friend

    مرحبا
    أنا اسمي سمير وأنا عربي وأعيش في دمشق سوريا
    أنا مساعد مهندس ديكور واعمل نجاراً
    عمري ٤١ سنة ومتزوج ولدي طفلان
    أنا عضوا مجلس أدارة في الجمعية الكونية السورية وعضوا في الاتحاد العربي لعلوم الفضاء والفلك
    أنني اعشق وأمارس هواية الفلك منذ ٢٤ سنة وعندي خبره جيدة في الرصد الفلكي البصري والخرائط الفلكية
    ارجوا أن تقبلوني صديقاً بينكم
    ملاحظة: أن لغتي الانكليزية سيئة ارجوا أن تعذروني أن وردت بعض الأخطاء الإملائية
    شكراً
    Hello
    My name is Samir and I am an Arab and I live in Damascus, Syria
    I am a interior designer and I work as a carpenter
    I am 41 years old, married and have two children
    I am a member of the Board at the General cosmic Syrian and a member of the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Science
    I love the hobby of astronomy and exercise 24 years ago and I have good experience in optical astronomy and astronomical maps
    I hope that you accept me a friend
    Note: that my English is bad I hope that you forgive me that there were some spelling errors
    Thanks

  3. #3033
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    Quote Originally Posted by garygo View Post
    First post..... My First impression of this Forum is that its very up tight.

    Nervous?

    was directed to this thread upon registration
    and of course just seen this on my way in........

    ToSeek
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    Imposter warning???

    What's all that about???
    Only in the door and the message is "watch it" "You get banned dead easy here"
    Sorry if that notice seemed off-putting, but we had new members taking advantage of a weakness in the vBulletin software to pretend to be well-established members. I thought it was important to let people know about that. Fortunately, I found a way to close that door, and it doesn't seem to be an issue any more.
    Everything I need to know I learned through Googling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by samir View Post
    Hello
    My name is Samir and I am an Arab and I live in Damascus, Syria
    I am a interior designer and I work as a carpenter
    I am 41 years old, married and have two children
    I am a member of the Board at the General cosmic Syrian and a member of the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Science
    I love the hobby of astronomy and exercise 24 years ago and I have good experience in optical astronomy and astronomical maps
    I hope that you accept me a friend
    Note: that my English is bad I hope that you forgive me that there were some spelling errors
    Thanks
    Welcome to the forum! As I'm sure others will note, your English is far better than my Arabic and free of spelling errors so far as I can tell.
    Everything I need to know I learned through Googling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by garygo View Post
    ToSeek
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    Imposter warning???
    Welcome.

    The impostor warning message refers to a brief series of incidents where someone with a botnet (possibly a spam engine) has been deliberately hijacking member profiles. Doing so makes it difficult for these users to access their visitor messages, albums, and user settings. We've made changes to the login procedure that should make such attacks considerably more difficult.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roobydo View Post
    Hey everybody. I've been posting for a week or so, but I've yet to introduce myself formally.

    My name is Andrew, I'm a college student; I just started studying toward a Math degree at FGCU in Ft. Myers, FL, then I hope to pursue a graduate degree a UF.

    In the mean time, I earn a living as a tattoo artist, and work weekends as a transporter at a local hospital.

    I've always enjoyed art and music, and I'm fascinated by astronomy; cosmology in particular.
    Welcome, Roobydo, good luck with your studies.
    BTW that magnetic field pic would be a great tattoo.
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  7. #3037
    Hi

    I am new here. I am interested in stargazing, space and astronomy. I went to Cornell University to study biochemistry and I got to see Carl Sagan talk several times. I have followed with interest the news about the rovers on Mars. Right now I am a writer publishing on Scribd.com and I'm adding the final touches to a fictional romance Sci-Fi story on Mars that also features the Spirit Rover. I wanted to know if anyone would be interested in me posting a link to that here once it's ready. If so, I wanted to know in which section it would be more appropriate for me to post it?

    Thanks.

    Phantomimic

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    Hi Phantomimic,

    Sounds interesting - I reckon that a number of us here would be interested in a link to your story once you're done with it. Not sure the best spot - maybe in the Off Topic Babbling or Small Media at Large?

    Anyway, welcome to you, and the last several new members here. Hope you have a blast!

  9. #3039
    Thank you very much for your reply Spoons, I will check those sections and others. I am still finding my way around and are a bit confused as to how to post new topics and so forth.

    Phantomimic

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    If there's anything you're unsure about you can get your post count up to 10 in the fun-n-games section and once you've cracked tri-pi (10) posts you can private message another member or a moderator to ask a question about posting.

    Shouldn't take long to get the feel of the place - just make sure you're having fun!

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    Newbies are allowed to send private messages, just very, very few, and only to one person at a time. (There was a period a couple of years ago when new members would join then immediately send out massive numbers of PMs, so we had to clamp down.)
    Everything I need to know I learned through Googling.

  12. #3042
    My name is Bill Hopper. I worked in the Design Review department at S&ID for the first moon launch of the Saturn and Apollo. In 2000 I retired as a Captain with a major airline. On Dec 20,2009 I posted my views concerning the Golf Ball crater. That seemed to upset someone as I am very direct. In the late 50's I was about to die in a T-34 at 12.500 feet over Texas, and was saved by a very slow particle beam emanating from a UFO. Unfortunately this event has left me with a great deal of frustration as there is no way to get real information out to people with open minds, as the event details are way beyond the minds I see out there. Please disregard my posting on Dec 20,2009 as I am closing my account. One note before I do " Be more inclined to accept the fact that we are not alone". Enjoy the Holliday Season.
    Best regards, Bill

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    Hi All,
    Newby intro!
    My name is Dave Glassman,
    I'm 46 years old, married with 2 daughters, and we live waaaay out in the sticks which makes for great skies on the few days without a cast-iron Puget Sound cloud lid
    We love sitting outside stargazing in the summer, and I have a nifty little skyquest xt6 dob for poking around the sky.
    I'm a computer geek, coming from a background in submarine navigation electronics.

    I've been lurking on the board for a couple of years now, and I'm finally ready to contemplate actually asking questions

    Best of the season to you all!
    dave

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    Hey Dave, welcome to BAUT! There are a couple of others with a submarine background here, I guess you'll meet them some day if you decide to hang around. Fire away with the questions, there's loads of people ready to answer them! Even if only with "wow, good question"

    Bye, Bill?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Hopper View Post
    , as the event details are way beyond the minds I see out there. Please disregard my posting on Dec 20,2009 as I am closing my account.
    I'm so happy that you were here long enough to insult all of us.

    Best of luck.

  16. #3046

    Greetings -

    Hello, World,
    Just joined - looking to learn from the forum, hoping to occasionally contribute. Don't know who the oldest is on the forum, but I can probably test him - 73 here. Went through a technical college, was a EE. Retired now (obviously), member of the Los Angeles Astronomical Society. Finally finished my 6" dob, which I started when I was 16 (and stopped working on after a couple of months - didn't touch it again until a few years ago), and the dang thing works! Glad to be here!

  17. #3047
    welcome techist.
    Merry Christmas and happy new year to all.

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    Smile

    I may not be the oldest, but I've got you by 2 years, 9/20/1934. I have a couple of aunts and a female cousin who are older, but I'm not only the oldest male, but the oldest male ever in my father's family. I think I must have inherited a longelevity gene from Mom's side; my gggrandfather has fathering children at my age!
    Anyhow, welcome to the board, maybe we can teach these whippersnappers something. How about reviving the phlogiston theory?

  19. #3049

    I'm a new one in here

    I'm not sure if I'm doing it right. I just want to say hi to everybody. I'm writting from Mexico. I have a Website where I show a theory about the origin of the Universe. "The Big Ray Theory". In it you will find an answer to at least six major mysteries of the Universe. 1.- The differential rotation problem 2.- The cosmic filaments 3.- The galactic halo riddle 4.- The incongruent age of the Universe. etc.
    I hope you like it

    Luis Oscar

  20. #3050

    Hello all

    I am from Louisville Ky.

    my question is this

    if m=(6.63x10^.34)/(400x10^.9x3x10^8)=5.525x10^.36
    then would I have to figure out the equation fo every frequancy between
    700nm to 400nm to figure out the weight of an entire photon or what would be the best way to get at the relative weight of a full spectrum photon

    then my second question would be
    if the ratio is 5000 to 1 to get an anti-photon
    or is this just the ratio at which they are able to contain the anti-photon

    would the weight of an anti-photon have the same relative mass of a photon

    and if we took for example the relative mass of the above listed photon @ 400nm and combined it with its anti counterpart.
    what would the ammount of energy be if
    photon 5.525x10^.36 x an anti-photon 5.525x10^.36 since they would both give up 100% of their mass of relative mass as energy.

    if this photon of visable light @400nm is in the violet what would be the color of its anti-photon? would it be inverced?

  21. #3051
    There is no anti-photon distinct from a photon, they're all the same apart from frequency.

    And could you please use units in your calculations? They are meaningless without them.
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    Just to add what is customary here: Welcome to the board, rdsbd01

  23. I am kiran 20 old, from India.
    undergraduate physics student final year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rdsbd01 View Post
    I am from Louisville Ky.
    my question is this
    ...
    then my second question would be
    ...
    Hi rdsbd01, this is an introduction thread.
    For answers to your questions, you might want to try in the Questions & Answers section instead.
    Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScientificBoysClub View Post
    I am kiran 20 old, from India.
    undergraduate physics student final year.

    Hi SBC - have a great time here, and a warm welcome.

  26. #3056

    Hello /wave

    Hello everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself.
    My name is Robert I'm 34 and live in West central Fla. Dental Technician
    (by force) <--- Because it pays the bills Hhahah

    I have messed around with a few Store bought scopes (Gifts as a child)
    looked at the moon, star clusters, planets.. But i wanted more.
    So. I bought myself a Celestron XLT 120 for christmas. I love it.. My first look was at M42,that was awesome.(small tear)Unfortunately it has been overcast ever since that night a few days ago.
    I have been looking at these Pics you all are taking and i Must say. WOW!, Beautiful, I would love to do something like that.
    Im looking forward to chatting with everyone, picking brains and sharing info.
    Cya around the forums

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newbieoptics View Post
    Dental Technician (by force)
    *tries to get image of Obi-Wan and Luke looming over dentist chair out of head*

    Welcome, Robert!
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  28. #3058
    Ok, quick introduction.
    My name is Denitsa and I'm doing my phd on theoretical astrophysics in Sofia University. I have many interests but if you want to find them out, check my blogs.
    I don't like particularly forums, because of the moderation, which is very annoying and often unnerving , but this forum looks interesting, so I'll try to keep out of trouble and just have fun reading it. Nice to meet you, all.

  29. #3059
    Welcome to the board.

  30. #3060

    Spaceship needed

    hi all I am an 47 yr engineer/artist with an interested in what might be possible, if the constraints , our present engineering, concepts are removed , and pure artistic theory .is explored

    as to the nature of the universe and travel within it maybe achieved

    look forward to chatting

    vini

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