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naomi24
Just for interest.... unless anyone has any ideas?     https://news.sky.com/story/scientists-make-huge-discovery-that-challenges-our-understanding-of-the-universe-13046272 ...
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mibn2cweus
- and more. https://webbtelescope.org/news/news-releases ...
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jackthehat
Mrs JtH has always had an interest in astronomy so this year Father Christmas will be delivering a rather nice beginners telescope. 🔭 He would also like to get her a book for Astronomy novices. I... ...
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Hymie
Have you noticed that when there is a report of a volcanic eruption somewhere in the world, there is usually heighten volcanic activity reported elsewhere?   At present there is increased recent... ...
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Atheist
Has anyone viewed this document? I can't make out whether or not it's rubbish. I've posted in Science, but I'm not sure it's where it should... ...
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naomi24
//Astronomers have detected a rare and extremely high-energy particle falling to Earth that is causing bafflement because it is coming from an apparently empty region of space....“You trace its... ...
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ToraToraTora
....because we are already travelling through spacetime at the speed of light, there is only one speed in spacetime. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2JCoIGyGxc&t=6s       ...
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Sinead_O
I was shocked to recently read this statistic-Ninety-five per cent of the ocean is unexplored.  What’s down there? Why do we, as a race, spend millions on exploring space, yet who knows what is... ...
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ToraToraTora
Your input on the FTL thread has encoraged me to ask if you can perhaps enhance my understanding of the importance of the famous 137 (actually 137.04 2dps), often touted as the most magical number... ...
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ToraToraTora
Ok we know that it will never be possible because of the HUP. However that does not stop Sci Fi eg Gene Rodenberry invented the transporter to make it easy to get down on to planets and do the... ...
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Hymie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-kYoJzK46M ...
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Chipchopper
But I'm sure there must be an easy way to hang a wall clock, rather than just pot luck. TIA
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Khandro
Intelligent design, as one sees it from a scientific point of view, seems to be quite real. This is a very special universe: it’s remarkable that it came out just this way. If the laws of physics... ...
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ToraToraTora
... was established at Greenwich, the prime meridian from which all world times are calculated.
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naomi24
The review says it // Feels like cramming for GCSE physics.  He might not be as poetic as Brian Cox, but the British astronaut’s bullet-point approach taught me more about the... ...
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PercyPierce
My story begins with me driving a forklift. I used binder clips tied to the side of the roll cage with tape to keep the papers i need to submit later on the roll cage of my forklift. Because we... ...
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Stone1one
My daughter will be 7 months old in 2 weeks but she has been exhibiting tongue thrusting since birth. 
thisnis now affecting her feeding and eventhough she has now began to sit with little support,... ...
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Bluecat_33
Can I study igcse chemistry from scratch in a month and be able to get a mark from 7-9?
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melv16
https://www.blitzortung.org/en/live_lightning_maps.php Lincolnshire is taking a bit of a battering....

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