@Dead Meat: Scary, in a way.
I think that there is a brush which blocks the sight of the NPC, and it didn't, and now they've fixed it.
Am I wrong? :S
I'm going to have to re-research some things.Well, that's not the whole theory, it's just the meaning of relativety.
Lol... Joba's stuck in sarcastic mode and can't shake it Newton actually WAS wrong. Read Einstein's theory and you'll know why.Oh, that's right!
Hm and you can thank me for the catapultsAnd you can thank HL2world for the turorial. :>
because we'll probably never get to experience it in our lifetimes. But yeah, we can learn great things from it, things that can better our way of life.because we'll probably never get to experience it in our lifetimes. But yeah, we can learn great things from it, things that can better our way of life.
Here's my theory of relativity:It is in the human nature to be curious, some of us more than others.
What i don't consider relative to myself, is not relevant at all. In other world's i wouldn't give a crap if the universe looks like a giant jelly-glazed donut, it still works don't it?
I stated the theory of relativity when I was describing space-time. I was going to post about why time doesn't stand still for you, but it seems you figured it out before I could postI still don't know WHY you can't see time going slower just for you, so, if you know I would gladly read!
No! i hate e=mc2!!! Energy!!! I am doing a gay song about E=mc2!! I FREAKIN HATE IT!! NOooooo..Wtf are you on about? lol.
Energy ,
Its E=MC2.
Its atoms in the air,
Theres Energy in the food that we all eat ,
Energy every time we stamp our feet!
ARRRRRRRRRRGGGGHHHHH
You forgot to add that Black holes appear when a huge mass star runs out of fuel (>30 times the mass our Sun has). I wrote about the running out of hydrogen thingy above.That was in the previous chapter.
ok mad that was good........ HELL what would it be like to go into a black hole. Why dont you be a test subject , SpaG! (heh)Well, about what I wrote beneth this text, you might not even notice that you accedently went in to a black hole since you can still move as normal etc.
And a neutron star is just when all the atoms in it are neutrons because the gravity is to strong for protons and electrons to exist independantly. they arn't one giant neutronNo, it isn't one giant neutron, it's just as many atoms as it would be but without electrons and protons.
[Intro]
(introduces the two theories of what happens after a suppernova)
[facts about neutron stars]
[facts about black holes] <--- not done
SO what should I erite about black holes.Did you ever stop to think that these two guys could of had bad days themselfs, that the times you encountered them, they themselfs were in terrible moods? Or did you even think that they could possibly of stabbed each other or something before the police arrived? People like that are best just ignored, sounds like you temporarily turned into an asshole yourself.Sure the end was a little out of mind but,, still, lol!
Every star, no matter how big or small it is, implodes. Because when the 'fuel' burns out there's no other force to resist the gravity, therefore the star implodes.Yes, they all go red giant and then implodes.
Hey! how bout 6 be about black holes. I dont think you mentioned this as big as i do. ok , Actually , going through a black hole Takes you to the other side of the universe , not time. You must - Have a gravity field strong enough to keepp the hole open .Go at the speed of light through it , so you dont get spahgettified! and then you'll pop out from another black hole far , far away Ps , this is a theoryVery confusing post, don't stress whily typing man,
Einstein didn't found a way to explain gravity fields, HE DISPROVED THEM. In his theories, gravity force was an imaginative force, created by human scientists because they had no other way to explain it. What really happens is mass curving the space-time, which causes objects to "slide" toward each other, like in your example. That's the theory behind gravity drives and faster-than-light travel. So antigravity energy inside galaxies is just another way for scientists to escuse their lack of actually accurate formulae.The first thing that you said,, that's about what I said.
PS: It's just a theory, just like anything else, so don't get offended by it.
Our star isn't going to implode, it's just going to burn out, like a coal on fire. It burns then leaves a smoldering white rock. A supernova only accurs if the star is big enough to become a red supergiantThis is what I've read most about, and really, I've read in several books that all stars (almost) will become red giants including our star.
There cannot be endless space , but , if it isn't , what stops it?According to that statement the risk of an endless universe is bigger.
Who said you've done anything..? Cow's just naturally smell, it's the methane. <- science!Smartass! >_<
This is almost impossible for me to explain in a forum, you just have to research this stuff more. Use books instead of the internet, they are way better.I told you, I read books.
We can imagine anything, that's the power of the human mind. I am imagining something that is 7-SEVEN-dimensional right now. All you do is apply a variable to each dimension.I don't think you understand exacly what I mean on this point.
My seven-dimensional clock:
Length
Width
Hight
Color
Time-setting
Loudness
Maker
Programming helps you greatly if you have trouble thinking of more than 3 dimensions, think of arrays that have like 20 dimensions WHEW! A dimension is just a variable.
Space isn't a perfect vacuum, there are some molicules in it. Few but some.Not just little, loads.
The theory holds that, relative to a stationary observer, time appears to pass more slowly for faster-moving bodies: for example, a moving clock will appear to run slow; as a clock approaches the speed of light its hands will appear to nearly stop movingWikipedia.
These effects are to some degree similar to hibernation or hypothetical suspended animation (which slow down the rates of chemical processes in the subject), and only allow "time travel" only toward the future: never backward.
good book on it: Chaos: Making a science by James Gleick.I'll look for it.