And finally, "The fact that everything we've made today was always possible to make. The same rules of the universe have always applied, and we have the same materials as people before us did. Gets me wondering what's still possible with the stuff we have that we don't have the slightest idea about."
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Simeon 1 year ago
If you don't understand these, or find them beyond belief, my faith in humanity is lost.
so much basic science in here.
so much basic science in here.
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Marsha 1 year ago
Simeon,
One of my favourite mind blowers is that 1 tablespoon of Neutron star would weigh around 6 Billion Tons. It's simply staggering trying to wrap your head around that fact.
One of my favourite mind blowers is that 1 tablespoon of Neutron star would weigh around 6 Billion Tons. It's simply staggering trying to wrap your head around that fact.
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Alfreda 1 year ago
Marsha, I think it’s a teaspoon.
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Marsha 1 year ago
Alfreda,
A tablespoon of Neutron star weighs between 1 billion to 6 billion tons depending on what informational source publishes the statistic. The spoon size is irrelevant. The fun is knowing it's wicked heavy.
A tablespoon of Neutron star weighs between 1 billion to 6 billion tons depending on what informational source publishes the statistic. The spoon size is irrelevant. The fun is knowing it's wicked heavy.
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Ivan 1 year ago
#12 No, we don't know dark matter and dark energy exist. They're postulated because they have to exist to make certain theories to work.
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Sanford 1 year ago
Ivan,
Exactly, was just about to say the same thing. It probably does exist but we don't actually know that it does, we just think it does because that's the only way the equations actually work...
Exactly, was just about to say the same thing. It probably does exist but we don't actually know that it does, we just think it does because that's the only way the equations actually work...
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Cindy 1 year ago
Ivan,
we know exist, must exist or we are really bad mathematicians and that is unbearable
we know exist, must exist or we are really bad mathematicians and that is unbearable
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Marsha 1 year ago
#14 A much rarer version of this condition is "Jamais Vu." It's doing something you've done so many times before, like tying your shoes or brushing your teeth, but all of a sudden feel like it's the very first time you're doing it.
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Alfreda 1 year ago
Marsha, I had Jamais Vu when I tried to set the house alarm last night.
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Jill 1 year ago
#6 and in stereo
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Ivy 1 year ago
All of those are pretty comprehensible to me I must say.
What I cannot wrap my head around is how we as humanity have come so far and yet at the same time are so mindboggingly stupid.
What I cannot wrap my head around is how we as humanity have come so far and yet at the same time are so mindboggingly stupid.
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Simeon 1 year ago
Ivy,
Don't blame all of humanity. It's only a few selected countries.
Don't blame all of humanity. It's only a few selected countries.
so much basic science in here.
One of my favourite mind blowers is that 1 tablespoon of Neutron star would weigh around 6 Billion Tons. It's simply staggering trying to wrap your head around that fact.
A tablespoon of Neutron star weighs between 1 billion to 6 billion tons depending on what informational source publishes the statistic. The spoon size is irrelevant. The fun is knowing it's wicked heavy.
Exactly, was just about to say the same thing. It probably does exist but we don't actually know that it does, we just think it does because that's the only way the equations actually work...
we know exist, must exist or we are really bad mathematicians and that is unbearable
What I cannot wrap my head around is how we as humanity have come so far and yet at the same time are so mindboggingly stupid.
Don't blame all of humanity. It's only a few selected countries.