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Originally posted by LadyCool21
Ok, what are gamma ray thing-a-ma-bobs?
And also, what's this Sedna planet they're all talking about, is it a planet or an astroid?
Originally posted by LadyCool21
Also, what exactly is the connection with time travel and black holes? And is it technically possible? And why is it not practically possible at the moment?
Originally posted by Sapphire
Astronomical Fractions are founded on what Number?
Originally posted by LadyCool21
Wow, thanks for the answer cmdrkeenkid, next time I watch Enterprise I'll have alittle more knowledge of what they're on about...
And I gave a stumping question, Mwhahahaa I am so clever (shh, we don't mention the unintentional hard question asking bit).
Originally posted by amantine
One thing I never understood completely are topological defects. I didn't check the entire thread, but I doubt anyone has asked this. It's probably more cosmology than astronomy, but maybe you know something about them.
What are exactly topological defects (Topological Defects and Cosmology and Cosmology from Topological Defects)? How can they influence the large-scale structure of the universe?
Originally posted by Daedalus3
hey my first question(s) here!!
What would it take for Jupiter to go stellar?
Increase in mass, density, volume, flammable matter??
Is there any legid non sci-fi refernce to 'white-holes'..?
Originally posted by instar
whats the distance in au and kilometres from earth to alpha centuari?
how long would it take to get there on a ride on lawnmower at 10 kph?
assuming it was a really good mower lol
Claiming some exact number would be BS.
Originally posted by drunk
Exactly how many stars are there in the universe?
Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
it would need more fissible ("flammable") matter, which is basically Hydrogen
Originally posted by drunk
Exactly how many stars are there in the universe?