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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4245424/Newly-solar-SEVEN-Earth-like-planets.html says there is a promising star system 39 light years away. It then says the following:


How close...

I see. Hopefully they'll make some clarifications following 3rd party reviews.

What do you make of the http://phys.org/news/2016-08-physicists-discovery-nature.html article? Specifically this part:

Yeah, that article did a nice job explaining the fact that there is a subset of women in the 4 cone group where the extra cone is active.


On another note, we were watching the Vancouver English...

Could there be xmen type folks who can see more colors in telescopes than the rest of us? The http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/326976 article says at least one person has been found that can see...

Why is there so much talk about holograms when looking at black holes?


I remember on the science channel or something awhile back they said no information is lost such that there is a hologram...

Right, there is more gravity in the core area so it is younger than the crust area. What I don't understand is how early estimates had the difference at around a day while more recent estimates have...

Daily Mail says the earth's core is two and a half years younger than its crust. In the 1960s they estimated the difference was just a day or two. What are the cliff notes on the way they figured...

Makes sense, thanks for the clarification. Today I re-read a 2003 New Scientist article that reports on the 2002 measurement involving Jupiter:

Right, I understand that we won't see a change in something that is 27,000 light years away for another 27,000 years. I guess the question should be, how quickly would the changes in the geography...

How quickly would the dramatic changes in the appearance of the Milky Way happen?

Thought Experiment: The black hole at the center of the Milky Way instantly disappears.

How long does it take for things to change for our solar system and our planet such that they no longer...

Are there any cliff notes on gravity waves? What would happen if our sun were to evaporate?

Yeah, this is all over the news. Very exciting!

https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/3w573h/researchers_show_that_sending_entangled_messages/ links to http://phys.org/news/2015-12-computing-with-time-travel.html which says things like the...

Right, the conclusion that there is action at a distance is wrong imo. The particles are connected in a way that our minds don't understand so there is no need for there to be action at a distance. ...

What do you think about the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) results discussed at...

What do you think about the new dark matter theory saying it can interact with itself?
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Can one observe/acquire info without light being involved?[/COLOR]

What are the cliff notes on the way quantum physicists answered Einstein's questions below?

Is there methane based life on Titan that eats hydrogen?

Sometimes I think I get it.

Other times I feel totally lost.

It is amazing that Einstein figured this stuff out.

Right, it is starting to make sense.
If we take the http://www.einstein-online.info/spotlights/Twins traveling twins example to an extreme then we can say that I age slower than people on earth...

Ok, cool. Like I said, Einstein by Walter Isaacson has a lot to think about.


We shine a light into space. I get on a spaceship going in the same direction at 10k miles per second.


The...

I have questions about my Einstein book. Some of them aren't related to quantum physics, should I start a new thread?