1.2 megaton explosion 400 kilometers above earth can not expel any air molecules into space and out of the Earth's gravitational field.
And if I point out that it can, then you say that I am preaching pseudoscience.
I do not need mathematics to understand that such a nuclear explosion is able to accelerate air molecules to a speed that is greater than seven miles per second.
How does your mathematics prove that such a nuclear explosion can not accelerate air molecules?
The mentioned event was posted at this location: http://www.habitablezone.com/community/messages/399389.html
And also at this location:
http://www.habitablezone.com/community/messages/399478.html
Since you did not respond to those posts, I have come to the conclusion that YOU are trying to promote erroneous information as fact, not only on the space science board but also on the other ones.
Johannes
Space/Science » in reply to re: Why do you think that the solution to mass and energy problems of C or FTL is not in the universe?
re: You seem to be saying that
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- .... actually just fancy, not really favorites. ahem (bored) (n/t)
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- How can we?
- Whining?
- Sci Fi vs Sci Reality
- science fiction makes it look too easy
- re: Sci Fi vs Sci Reality
- re: Sci Fi vs Sci Reality
- hey larry - what was the isp of Chang-Diaz's engine?
- Orion as a non-starter
- Relativity will bite you on the behind everytime.
- So there's the universe. Splat! (n/t)
- Reality can be a bitch
- re: Reality can be a bitch
- Barring some incredible propulsion breakthrough...
- re: Barring some incredible propulsion breakthrough...
- Reality can be a bitch
- re: Sci Fi vs Sci Reality
- How can we?
- Hasn't anyone figured out how to get to another solar system yet?!?!!
- .... actually just fancy, not really favorites. ahem (bored) (n/t)
