1731 pts ยท January 23, 2021
the speed of sound decreases with altitude. At the average flight altitude it's 660mph
Mitsubishi is a good example. The other two are much more expensive
Maybe. In Santa Barbara you would get about that many sand crabs if you did this. Different kind of crab, but it shows it's plausible.
actually same goes for having a modest number of beers at the public park in many cities
my god the people on Imgur are soft. I swear if you see any single body part being used you go "how is it not breaking??"
many law school professors make ~300k https://ucannualwage.ucop.edu/wage/
It might just be that this is old, but the range is way too big in California
yeah haha this was about an hour
Nope-at least not in CA. Is it possible you're thinking of the annual service provided by a manufacturer for a few years on new cars?
I meant flt (faster than light travel)
the people on the spaceship could arrive much faster than 1200 years. Only the people on earth have to wait 2400 years to hear what they saw
you can't assume that something will be figured out someday when most believe it's fundamentally impossible
what are you saying? It's just the temperature being the temperature at which water is liquid at reasonable atmospheric pressures
hubble has mirrors not lenses
and we have no cameras with apertures big enough to focus on an exoplanet
*we have no photos at all. An exoplanet has never been close to big enough to occupy more than one pixel on a camera
1200 years on earth. The astronauts would know right away in their reference frame.
It's not obvious whether this scaling benefits smaller stars. Bigger/brighter stars have more dangerous outbursts, but you would be farther
-imgur users when they see people do anything outside or with any element of physicality
doesn't happen between different spatial directions (your x velocity doesnt somehow determine your y velocity)
third your rate of change in time from my perspective is influenced by your rate of change in the spatial directions, but this effect
second the universe has a beginning in time and increases in entropy with time but not in any of the spatial directiosn
we can differentiate between time and space directions in whether or not two events with a given separation are causally linked.
but if A happens at (0,0,0,0) and B happens at (1,0,0,0), then A cannot affect/cause B
First - if one event happens at (x=0,y=0,z=0,t=0) and another happens at (0,0,0,1), the first event can causally affect the second
Okay well I gave the mathematical distinction, but I'll list some physical differences that this leads to
I didn't say it wasn't a dimension. I was replying to "space and time are the same thing"
yeah good example
But now you've handled it exceptionally well. All good dawg. Have a great day.
no but you should know yours, and when someone points out an aspect you've never heard of, you should know whether to debate or to research
the speed of sound decreases with altitude. At the average flight altitude it's 660mph
Mitsubishi is a good example. The other two are much more expensive
Maybe. In Santa Barbara you would get about that many sand crabs if you did this. Different kind of crab, but it shows it's plausible.
actually same goes for having a modest number of beers at the public park in many cities
my god the people on Imgur are soft. I swear if you see any single body part being used you go "how is it not breaking??"
many law school professors make ~300k https://ucannualwage.ucop.edu/wage/
It might just be that this is old, but the range is way too big in California
yeah haha this was about an hour
Nope-at least not in CA. Is it possible you're thinking of the annual service provided by a manufacturer for a few years on new cars?
I meant flt (faster than light travel)
the people on the spaceship could arrive much faster than 1200 years. Only the people on earth have to wait 2400 years to hear what they saw
you can't assume that something will be figured out someday when most believe it's fundamentally impossible
what are you saying? It's just the temperature being the temperature at which water is liquid at reasonable atmospheric pressures
hubble has mirrors not lenses
and we have no cameras with apertures big enough to focus on an exoplanet
*we have no photos at all. An exoplanet has never been close to big enough to occupy more than one pixel on a camera
1200 years on earth. The astronauts would know right away in their reference frame.
It's not obvious whether this scaling benefits smaller stars. Bigger/brighter stars have more dangerous outbursts, but you would be farther
-imgur users when they see people do anything outside or with any element of physicality
doesn't happen between different spatial directions (your x velocity doesnt somehow determine your y velocity)
third your rate of change in time from my perspective is influenced by your rate of change in the spatial directions, but this effect
second the universe has a beginning in time and increases in entropy with time but not in any of the spatial directiosn
we can differentiate between time and space directions in whether or not two events with a given separation are causally linked.
but if A happens at (0,0,0,0) and B happens at (1,0,0,0), then A cannot affect/cause B
First - if one event happens at (x=0,y=0,z=0,t=0) and another happens at (0,0,0,1), the first event can causally affect the second
Okay well I gave the mathematical distinction, but I'll list some physical differences that this leads to
I didn't say it wasn't a dimension. I was replying to "space and time are the same thing"
yeah good example
But now you've handled it exceptionally well. All good dawg. Have a great day.
no but you should know yours, and when someone points out an aspect you've never heard of, you should know whether to debate or to research