Happy birthday, Carl.
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I knew there was a lot of bullshit, but I had no idea that 99% of it was made up.
History Channel shakes head
I would love to know what some of these so called âexpertsâ have to say about this video and other people who have proven them as frauds.
edit: 1 of them has - http://www.philipcoppens.com/aaq_art5.html
This guy defends himself well but still a lot of BS seems to be flowing
response - http://ancientaliensdebunked.com/387/
NASA is awesome, BAM!
Wait, double post time!
Someone re-considered the Alcubierre Drive, aka âWarp Drive,â and found the energy required may be plausbile (1600 pounds) rather than impossible (the mass of jupiter):
The team under NASA has continued ahead on laboratory experiments working to find evidence that the predictions made by the math can be put into practice.
700 billion dollar spent a year on Defense (not counting the untold billions in black budget programs) and yet NASA was spending roughly 1.6 billion yearly and that was too much? Really? REALLY?
âŚThe warp drive concept really looks interesting, I had my own theory how extraterrestrials to move at high speeds through space unhindered:
If a craft could create an isolated region of space (rather than distorted space like with a warp drive) the apparent velocity could simply be based on the X - Y axes rather than true propulsion.
To give an example, imagine if you were completely unaffected by Earth and the Sunâs gravity altogether, the Earth alone is revolving around the sun at over 66,000 mph. So in a flash you would be flying into space while the Earth careens away from you in an instant! Your body, unhindered by the gravitational pull of the Sun would experience the entire Solar System moving away from you at over half a million miles per hour! Put the Milky Way galaxyâs speed of 1.3 million miles in the mix, and your cosmic immunity to gravity will make you zooooooooooom!
Keep in mind this is taking into account that youâre relatively stationary as the universe is expanding around you. So imagine if a ship had its own isolated region of space around it, it could use real space-time to travel, and also propel itself in itâs own space-bubble to fantastic speeds, unhindered by the relative velocities in ordinary space.
Just a thoughtâŚ
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Itâs thought that at the heart of most if not every spiral galaxy (as well as some dwarf galaxies) thereâs a supermassive black hole, by definition containing enormous amounts of mass â hundreds of millions, even billions of times the mass of our Sun packed into an area that would fit inside the orbits of the planets. Even our own galaxy has a central SMBH â called Sgr A*, it has the equivalent of 4.1 million solar masses.
[LEFT]Now, astronomers using the Hobby-Eberly Telescope at The University of Texas at Austinâs McDonald Observatory have identified what appears to be the most massive SMBH ever found, a 17 billion solar mass behemoth residing at the heart of galaxy NGC 1277.[/LEFT]
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Its size dwarfs much of our solar systemâs orbit. Itâs insane to visual such a giant destructive force. At that size, stars are probably engulfed whole!
Solar panels at 40 cents per watt? Half the price of Chinese produced solar panels? What the fuck? And it is in San Jose, right in my backyard?
100 MW plant in MI:
http://www.mississippi.org/press-room/twin-creeks-technologies-opens-100-megawatt-solar-panel-production-plant-in-mississippi.html
this is my end of the world :sad:
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/brontosaurus-never-existed-tale-bone-wars-185524946.html
Land Before Time is all a lie.:shake:
yep yep yep :sad:
also Duckyâs dad murdered her before she even got a chance to see TLBT :sad:
falling with style
Is that Seth McFarlane?
you bastard, i just knew someone was going to make a Buzz Lightyear comment which is why i said it first! i wasnât prepared for that! >:(
I thought theyâd at least consult Lady Gaga
Looks like we might have reached colder than a witchâs tit in Siberia.
Or would this be hotter than a witchâs vag in Hell?
idunno.
the implications of this give me pause. engines of >= 100% effeciency?? just sounds too good to be true.
also it would seem that a system of negative temperature would have negative energy (which might resolve conservation of energy for a system that is >= 100% effeciency?) but this loop explanation doesnât really make senseâŚ
also lol @ âI wish mi beer was cold as that**â**
Iâd bet that it is too good to be true. My guess, as always, is that this fits comfortably into physics in a way that we donât yet understand.
I think it can be treated the same way as the string theory- mathematically sound but experimentally questionable.
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I was about to come in here and post about the atoms with a negative kelvin. Very interesting experiment.
Iâm not so sure it would exceed 100% efficiency, because it would heat up the colder parts of the system and take energy from the hotter parts of the system.
But thatâs my random guess and I actually have no fucking clue yet whatâs happening in this, for me, unexplored math.