Space Forum / Astronomy / October 2006

I guess
dirk van de moortal is bad
he does not think there is a God
he is wrong - God will make him pay

Hello to everyone,
I'm looking for free online introductory/educational-like books on
astronomy, the universe and its history, etc. I appreciate your help
greatly.

There keep appearing arguments about the percentage of the Suns rays
that hit Earth which would be blocked by a sun shield positioned at the
L1 stable point.
I am presuming that there are some people on this forum skilled at

I guess
second law of t may apply to spin 1/2 particles
it tends not to apply to most spin 1 particles
it tends not to appy to spin 1/2 particles and spin 1 particles

I guess
time, space and the vacuum have a negative temperature
time, space and the vacuum have a negative spring constant
God sends to me theories.  The theories are pure.

I guess
Richard said I would be in trouble if people believe me.
I use the power of God.  There can not be 1 person against what my
curses do because God wants all of it to happen - God makes all of it

I guess
my curses helped to crash a plane around Nigeria
Kurt Stocklmeir

http://www.space.com/news/ap_060407_shuttle_mishaps.html
my curses help people
people need to expose dishonest people associated with Old Dominion
University or they are guilty

Light that travels... faster than light!
"A team of researchers from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de
Lausanne (EPFL) has successfully demonstrated, for the first time, that
it is possible to control the speed of light - both slowing it down

Been shot down by saying the galaxy turns like a frisbee,and stars are
in lock step relative to each other for the most part. This begs the
question. "What stars are flying away from each other at a speed that we
can see and messure l   I need that answer so I can sleep to night

There have been a lot of comments regarding the red-shift of far away
objects and some even claim that we can almost see the BB, but I would like
to hear one simple answer to the following scenario:
Let's say the Earth (and thus the Milky Way Galaxy), due the hyper-inflation

I don't think it will be long before we are able to see the Big Bang. At
least it is theoretically possible. My question is ... Will we, at least
theoretically, see before the Big Bang? What do you think we will observe?
Thanks in advance.

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