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If there were no humans currently on Earth, would the climate be warming up at present?
I think it is clear that our climate would be warming up now, even if no fossil fuels were ever dug up and burned by humans.
3 AnswersPolitics3 years agoWhat is the correct pronunciation of "Schiaparelli Crater" ?
I just saw the movie "The Martian" starring Matt Damon. It was great. They pronounced this crater as "Skaparelli" but I thought it was "Shaparelli". Which is correct?
8 AnswersAstronomy & Space6 years agoWhat is this vine? It grows all over my property and is generally quite a pest. It seems to be a member of the grape family?
It has tendrils like grapes, and flower clusters and berries like grapes, but the leaves are totally different from grapes.
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1 AnswerGarden & Landscape6 years ago
What is this vine? It grows all over my property and is generally quite a pest. It seems to be a member of the grape family. /?
It has tendrils like grapes, and flower clusters and berries like grapes, but the leaves are totally different from grapes.
2 AnswersGarden & Landscape6 years agoFormation of black holes and thermodynamics?
If nothing can escape from a black hole, I can't see how they can form in the first place. When the solar system was formed, the solar system would never have contracted into a sun and planets without radiating huge amounts of heat into empty space. If a black hole can't do this then that would seem to halt its contraction, or at least convert its contraction into an infinite asymtote such as 1/x goes to zero as x goes to infinity. Any thoughts?
11 AnswersPhysics1 decade ago