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- THE "BIG BANG" IS JUST RELIGION DISGUISED AS SCIENCE. http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/bang.php#axzz3QmH1c8v6?- READ THE INTERESTUING LINK 1 AnswerAstronomy & Space6 years ago
- THE "BIG BANG" IS JUST RELIGION DISGUISED AS SCIENCE. http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/bang.php#axzz3QmH1c8v6?- Read the link below and only then express your views. - ITS REALLY INTERESTING STUFF I READ LATELY Astronomy & Space6 years ago
- Using Einstein's concept of Gravity as a curvature in Space-Time how gravitational slingshot?- can be explained? - Since, gravitational slingshot method is applied to alter the path of the spacecraft or speed it up, then i think it is possibly can be explained only through Newtons concept of gravity as attraction force. - because, if we apply Einstein's concept of Gravity here then the spacecraft should fall in the well of gravity only to remain stuck in it and eventually fall in the centre of the well.{towards the massive object creating the curvature in space time} - please correct me up if i miss something here in order to understand it . 4 AnswersAstronomy & Space8 years ago
- What is the reason behind the in the attachment image regarding the "Trail" due to ISS in the?- night sky. - http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap130124.html - Since ISS didn't put behind anything recognizable behind like smoke from chimney, what causes the light trail due to ISS? - since this is a image, so it should be showing a snapshot of ISS at the ONLY ONE UNIQUE POSITION IN REAL TIME. - Or is this a computer generated photo using the complete 5 minute exposure as stated in the explanation? 5 AnswersAstronomy & Space8 years ago
- What happened to Physics Top Contributor (Ω)Mistress Bekki??I miss her presence here and she is one answerer?- who also try to give difficult physics numericals a thoughtful consideration in flat few minutes. - What happened to her?Is she ok ? 1 AnswerPhysics9 years ago
- Is it possible to walk in SPACE with negligible gravity without any aid like we walk on Earth's surface?- Suppose, a probe in route to Mars Mission has developed problem and somehow ejected the occupants automatically out of spaceship. - And the spaceship stops about a mile further away from the spot where Astronauts fell off , due to some problem. - Then is it possible for the crew to return to the ship which is a mile away floating in space? - Let's say they have 10 hours worth of supply of all essential things in built in there suits. 5 AnswersAstronomy & Space9 years ago
- why not more people choose astronomy as a profession, despite the fact that NASA resort to employ?- foreigners to do the job? - Why US failed to produce enough graduates to fulfill the requirement within the country? - Why, there is no inspiration from media to drive youngsters towards this challenging profession? 7 AnswersAstronomy & Space9 years ago
- I observe that just after finishing high-school is still is not good enough for most of youngsters to decid?- what are the hidden skills in oneself & what decision one should make in order to pursue a long lasting satisfactory career at that young innocent stage? - I mean that most of us lead our adult life as mere workers of some sort & in order to justify our existence we earn a living by killing some time. - Don't you think it is failure of education system?Why most of us are leading above discussed lives despite successfully completing our high-school with flying colors? - Ultimately only passion for work in sync with the hidden potential in each individual will make us lead a meaningful & satisfactory life. 2 AnswersPhilosophy10 years ago
- I observe that just after finishing high-school is still is not good enough for most of youngsters to decide?- what are the hidden skills in oneself & what decision one should make in order to pursue a long lasting satisfactory career at that young innocent stage? - I mean that most of us lead our adult life as mere workers of some sort & in order to justify our existence we earn a living by killing some time. - Don't you think it is failure of education system?Why most of us are leading above discussed lives despite successfully completing our high-school with flying colors? - Ultimately only passion for work in sync with the hidden potential in each individual will make us lead a meaningful & satisfactory life. 2 AnswersPrimary & Secondary Education10 years ago
- I observe that just after finishing highs chool is still is not good enough for most of youngsters to decide?- what are the hidden skills in oneself & what decision one should make in order to pursue a long lasting satisfactory career at that young innocent stage? - I mean that most of us lead our adult life as mere workers of some sort & in order to justify our existence we earn a living by killing some time. - Don't you think it is failure of education system?Why most of us are leading above discussed lives despite successfully completing our high-school with flying colors? - Ultimately only passion for work in synq with the hidden potential in each individual will make us lead a meaningful & satisfactory life. 1 AnswerPhilosophy10 years ago
- How to solve Integral ∫ from 0 to 2 [x]dx where " [x] " is a GREATEST INTEGER FUNCTION. i.e. n≤x<n+1?- Suppose let us think that we have to solve ∫ from 0 to 2 xdx - ∫ from 0 to 2 xdx - =[x² /2] 0 to 2 - =4/2-0/2 - =2 - Now, Suppose let us set that GREATEST INTEGER FUNCTION would be between 0 and 2. - i.e. 0≤x<2 - SHOULD WE CONSIDER X = 1 HERE? - So solvIing ∫ from 0 to 1 [x]dx - ∫ from 0 to 1 [x]dx - =[x² /2] 0 to 1 - =1/2-0/2 - =.5 - PLEASE CORRECT ME if I am missing something? 2 AnswersMathematics10 years ago
- Suggest some website, video presentation, media visuals to understand the difficult concepts in Advanced Calcu?- Suggest some website, video presentation, media visuals to understand the difficult concepts in Advanced Calculus. [ CAL 3] and - Calculus [ CAL 1 & 2 [ courses. - It is very difficult to VISUALIZE statements like "Vector valued function" and "rEAL VALUED FUNCTION" of several variables. - Since , I am doing my Bachelor degree by Distance mode , I get very less time to interact with professors to clear any doubts/concepts. - I completly failed in CAL 1 COURSE AND just misses to pass "Advanced cal course". - I also find it very very very difficult to make sense of "LIMITS and CONTINUITY" when it involves two/thre/more variables. - Please, suggest some website or sort of, which you find helpful to grasp these cocepts effectively and on my own. 1 AnswerMathematics1 decade ago
- Calculus question true or false ; Thr graph of the function y = x - mod of x lies in the 3rd quadrant only.?- I have plotted the graph using Mathematica player and it does lies in the third quadrant and that the statement is indeed TRUE. - but - if we take x =0 - then y = 0 - if we take x =1 - then y = 1-1 - = 0 - [BECAUSE mod of 1 is 1] - similarly, - if we take x =2 - then y = 2-2 - = 0 - [BECAUSE mod of 2 is 2] - and so on. - So , how does the graph falls in third quadrant.? 1 AnswerMathematics1 decade ago
- CALCULUS qUESTION; true or false d/dx {∫ 3 to 3x² tan[t²]dt }= 6xsec²[3x²]?- justify wether following statement is true or false - d/dx {DEFINITE INTEGRAL FROM 3 TO 3x² - tan[t²]dt } = 6xsec²[3x²] 1 AnswerMathematics1 decade ago
- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km/h instead of its present value. How would the world around us be?- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km/h instead of its present value. How would the world around us be different? Discuss in about 250 words. - [ special relativity related assignment question ] - 1]sky will appear to be nearer . - 2]as the given speed of light [ 277.78 m/s ] is less than the speed of sound [ 330 m/s ], the sound of thunders- strike will be heared before seeing its shine. - 3]What will happen to light we receive from sun?I think it will remain as it is. so no change. - 4]A cyclist coming down the street appears unbelievably flattened to the obserever at rest. - Do you find something wrong in above points? - What are other points to include? 6 AnswersAstronomy & Space1 decade ago
- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km/h instead of its present value. How would the world around us be?- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km/h instead of its present value. How would the world around us be different? Discuss in about 250 words. - [ special relativity related assignment question ] - 1]sky will appear to be nearer . - 2]as the given speed of light [ 277.78 m/s ] is less than the speed of sound [ 330 m/s ], the sound of thunders- strike will be heared before seeing its shine. - 3]What will happen to light we receive from sun?I think it will remain as it is. so no change. - 4]A cyclist coming down the street appears unbelievably flattened to the obserever at rest. - Do you find something wrong in above points? - What are other points to include? 2 AnswersPhysics1 decade ago
- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km/h1 instead of its present value. How would the world around us be?- Suppose the speed of light were 1000 km h1 instead of its present value. How would the world around us be different? Discuss in about 250 words. - [ special relativity related assignment question ] - 1]sky will appear to be nearer . - 2]as the given speed of light [ 277.78 m/s ] is less than the speed of sound [ 330 m/s ], the sound of thunders- strike will be heared before seeing its shine. - 3]What will happen to light we receive from sun?I think it will remain as it is. so no change. - 4]A cyclist coming down the street appears unbelievably flattened to the obserever at rest. - Do you find something wrong in above points? - What are other points to include? 3 AnswersAstronomy & Space1 decade ago
- Expansion of Universe is less than speed of light, then if we consider a galaxy which lies far extreme enough?- so that no other material thing exist in any form beyond it not even SPACE. - And, then , if we consider the last star in above mentioned galaxy which lies on the far extreme edge of that galaxy, so that no matter can be present there in any form, not even SPACE. - Now, since Light travels in straight line, the light from above mentioned star of above mentioned galaxy will travel in all directions.Then, since just after the surface of star there is no SPACE, what will happen to the light rays travelling to that side of star containing no SPACE? 10 AnswersAstronomy & Space1 decade ago
- Expansion of Universe is less than speed of light, then if we consider a galaxy which lies far extreme enough?- so that no other material thing exist in any form beyond it not even SPACE. - And, then , if we consider the last star in above mentioned galaxy which lies on the far extreme edge of that galaxy, so that no matter can be present there in any form, not even SPACE. - Now, since Light travels in straight line, the light from above mentioned star of above mentioned galaxy will travel in all directions.Then, since just after the surface of star there is no SPACE, what will happen to the light rays travelling to that side of star containing no SPACE? 3 AnswersPhysics1 decade ago
- Did Albert Einstein engaged himself in laboratory work to arrive at his most of theoritical published work?- or they are just thought experiments refined over time? - General relativity - Special relativity - Photoelectric effect - Brownian motion - Mass-energy equivalence - Einstein field equations - Unified Field Theory - Bose–Einstein statistics - I mean his cocept of light as quanta,in case of photoelectric effect.How does he arrived at the final conclusion without doing actual laboratory work to convince the others. - Again in case of Bose Einstein Condensate he approved the papers sent by Indian physicst. - And, one such condensate predicted by theory almost takes more than 50 years to materialize when in 1995 first sample of fifth state of matter is produced & thereby verify the theory. - Did his all works are based on pure data of earlier research only or does he do work in lab? 2 AnswersAstronomy & Space1 decade ago
