Re: nope

Marcia — 1/18/2003 11:40:28 AM (archived)

On a much larger scale, it is amazing to see the effects of matter and gravity. How they give birth to energy and light (stars, heat... volcanoes on Earth and Io..)

Hubble Site: Colliding Galaxies

A galactic occultation (I wish we could see better details of this one *g*):

http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/2000/14/

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Speed of light? - Raoul - 1/17/2003 8:05:02 PM
- Re: I've never fallen that fast . . . ;^) (n/t) (n/t) - D. Spires - 1/17/2003 8:41:23 PM
  - But it you fell from an infinitly high location towards the an infinitly strong gravity well.. - Scott - 1/17/2003 8:53:18 PM
    - Don't forget relativistic effects - Larry J - 1/17/2003 9:20:15 AM
      - Re: Don't forget relativistic effects - Nick Hoffman - 1/17/2003 6:23:09 PM
        
        Re: Hi, Nick. Still battling out what happens once the event-horizon is crossed, though . . . - D. Spires - 1/18/2003 8:46:33 PM
        
        Event horizon - Nick Hoffman - 1/18/2003 12:53:29 PM
      - new formulations - ectoterrestrial - 1/17/2003 1:37:18 PM
        
        Re: new formulations - R.L. - 1/17/2003 7:04:32 PM
      - Re: In other words...... - Johannes - 1/17/2003 1:18:27 PM
        
        nope - R.L. - 1/17/2003 7:16:19 PM
        
        Re: nope - Marcia - 1/18/2003 11:40:28 AM
        
        Nyet. - et - 1/17/2003 1:45:00 PM
        
        Re: Nyet. I would say Kyllä (?) - Johannes - 1/17/2003 6:11:48 PM
        
        Re: Nyet. I would say Kyllä (?) - et - 1/19/2003 2:22:42 PM

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