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Yesterday, 10:28 PM

AlexG replied to a thread New toy for Physicists linear collider in Physics & Math

is an education.

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Yesterday, 10:25 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Nibiru's Cosmic Rendezvous in Pseudoscience

Kaku's specialty is self-promotion and TV appearances.

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Yesterday, 09:51 PM

AlexG replied to a thread I have a killer cat, a too effective predator in Science & Society

This a savannah cat. My son wants one.

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Yesterday, 09:38 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Nibiru's Cosmic Rendezvous in Pseudoscience

Because it's easier to believe silliness than it is to become educated.

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Yesterday, 09:33 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

In the case of earth, an object would slow, stop, and fall back down. In the case of a BH, once you've passed the event horizon and the closer you...

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Yesterday, 07:26 PM

AlexG replied to a thread At Rest with our Hubble view in Physics & Math

The source was George Gamow, who said Einstein said it in a personal conversation with him.

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Yesterday, 07:21 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

If you'd stop scattering nonsensical crap all over the boards, no one would bother with you.

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Yesterday, 07:05 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

I have to, and I've sent a couple of pm.

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Yesterday, 06:05 PM

AlexG replied to a thread I have a dream / i have a drom in World Events

I have a dromedary.

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Yesterday, 05:55 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Cabrera in Linguistics

As far as I know, there's only one. There's also an Argentine pro golfer named Angel Cabrera.

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Yesterday, 05:43 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Questions about The Big Bang Theory & Evolution Theory in General Science & Technology

The moderators seem to be far more concerned with decorum than with content or trolling.

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Yesterday, 03:31 PM

GeoffP replied to a thread Ethinic Races! in History

I don't know about your true genetics, but I strongly oppose any early release of you from prison.

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Yesterday, 12:57 PM

GeoffP replied to a thread NSA data mining of phone records in World Events

I bloody don't - this is the AP we're talking about here. Why the AP? They could never reproduce it. Maybe. They claim they've already...

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Yesterday, 12:37 PM

AlexG replied to a thread The Syrian "Revolution": A Farce from Beginning to End in World Events

Another shill for Assad.

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06-17-13, 11:10 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Questions about The Big Bang Theory & Evolution Theory in General Science & Technology

leopold will keep relying on his misstatements of a 30 year old paper to support his position. He has nothing else,

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06-17-13, 11:09 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

I would think so too, but the moderator of this section appears to be on vacation. He hasn't been around since May 25th. Until he get's back, it's...

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06-17-13, 11:06 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

No, it doesn't. It suggests that gravity can cause pressure. That's quite different from being caused by pressure, or being pressure. The piston...

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06-17-13, 10:54 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

Not surface area, volume, otherwise yes. Yes, it is an answer. What is it that you don't understand. What besides gravity would cause...

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06-17-13, 10:39 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

Let me repost it. Stars are in a state of dynamic equilibrium between the force of gravity shrinking the star, and the force of nuclear fusion...

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06-17-13, 10:24 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

No, because the words I've used have meaning in this context, and the words you've used don't. Furthermore, read post #2.

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06-17-13, 10:17 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

Arfa, you're just playing with words. Matter needs to have an escape velocity > c because that's how strong the gravitational field is at the event...

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06-17-13, 10:13 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

This has gotten totally insane.

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06-17-13, 09:23 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

It's a shame the moderator of this thread isn't around.

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06-17-13, 08:58 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Can a hollow planet exist? in Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology

A blog named cosmicchanneling.com? Is that your crank site? Just how crazy does this get?

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06-17-13, 07:34 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Gravitational collapse in Physics & Math

Stars are in a state of dynamic equilibrium between the force of gravity shrinking the star, and the force of nuclear fusion expanding outward. Get...

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06-17-13, 07:17 PM

AlexG replied to a thread The Sun Is Not Hot in Pseudoscience

There is a level below pseudoscience, the cesspool, and that's where this thread really belongs.

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06-17-13, 07:16 PM

AlexG replied to a thread Product and Technology Ideas in The Cesspool

He just gets stranger and stranger.

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