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The Nature of the Universe, Time Travel and More...
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i still wonder if the time travel theory from back to the future is true
a flux compassator and 1 21 jiggawats of electricity is what makes time travel
a flux compassator and 1 21 jiggawats of electricity is what makes time travel
In this scenario, wouldn't it be incorrect to call it artificial? I mean, considering this nascent intelligence is fundamental to the Universe.
-Will
You are correct but in my view if that was the case we can't detect or know of this presence so we think we are creating something artificial via code. We don't know that we are being influenced by an external force to create the physical form that it wants.
The pills are very small of course.
Reactors on the internet think Father Merrin (THE EXORCIST) had a tin of mints.
The Moon may have been hit:
This can be simulated, however:
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This conflicts with a older 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics Winner's hypothesis that the Expansion of the Universe is accelerating & introduced Dark Matter as one of the reasonings.
It seems that data proves that there WAS a acceleration to the speed of the Expansion of the Universe in the past.
But now it's mostly petered out and flat-lined so far & even has a ever so slight rate of deceleration to the Rate of Universe Expansion.
We won't know if the deceleration to the Rate of Universe Expansion will increase moving foreward or stay at it's slight down-ward slope, that will require more time to tell and figure out.
Those are some interesting findings IMO, that should generally change many findings & conclusions, especially about Dark Matter & Dark Energy's relevance to the cosmos and how it affected Universe Expansion rates.
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So have I.
-Will
-Will
I never did buy into the whole supernova-as-standard-camera deal.
Humans built nukes from the Davy Crockett up to the Czar Bomb.
Exploding stars likely have variable yields as well:
en.wikipedia.org
Not the band-
We all remember this:
www.trekbbs.com
Guess what
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One of the arguments tech-brahs make to justify clogging LEO with megaconstellations that make amateur NEO hunting difficult) is how telescopes need to be put in space. But space science is being cut by Russell Vought types, while private launches increase.
Speaking of big space telescopes
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Goddard and Marshall pushed for these.
Guess which two NASA Centers NewSpace/Vought types in the current administration want to kill?
Humans built nukes from the Davy Crockett up to the Czar Bomb.
Exploding stars likely have variable yields as well:
SN 2003fg - Wikipedia
We all remember this:
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www.trekbbs.com
Guess what
Key antenna in NASA’s Deep Space Network damaged
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One of the arguments tech-brahs make to justify clogging LEO with megaconstellations that make amateur NEO hunting difficult) is how telescopes need to be put in space. But space science is being cut by Russell Vought types, while private launches increase.
Speaking of big space telescopes
New Moon Rocket Could Launch Giant Space Telescopes
NASA's Ares V moon rocket could launch giant space telescopes in the future.
Goddard and Marshall pushed for these.
Guess which two NASA Centers NewSpace/Vought types in the current administration want to kill?
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