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Thursa 10 month s ago
#1 Well, I know the earth is flat, but who says it is round? /s
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Jennie 10 month s ago
#1 This is definitly not what you see if you travel with the speed of light. All you would see is the same picture forever, assuming that you travel in a 180° angle away from this location or picture. Since new light that ist reflected from that source can not reach you and you can also not see old light that got reflected before your jouney starts. It is also possible that you would see just nothing from that direction and all other incoming light gets distorted in relation to your flight vector.
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Zachariah 10 month s ago
Jennie,
I think the point is to see how far you'd get and how quickly you'd get there, but Wow! You are so smart! You really must impress your dates before they get an emergency call and leave.
I think the point is to see how far you'd get and how quickly you'd get there, but Wow! You are so smart! You really must impress your dates before they get an emergency call and leave.
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Jennie 10 month s ago
Zachariah,
Smart people building computers, cars, rockets, trains, solar panels. They also writing the code for that stuff. Think about your GPS in your car or in your phone. It is done by very smart people. All that stuff makes your life better. And yet you see smart people unworthy of a date? That is wild.
Smart people building computers, cars, rockets, trains, solar panels. They also writing the code for that stuff. Think about your GPS in your car or in your phone. It is done by very smart people. All that stuff makes your life better. And yet you see smart people unworthy of a date? That is wild.
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Victoria 10 month s ago
Jennie,
The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding in all of the directions it can whizz. As fast as it can go, the speed of light, you know, twelve million miles a minute, and that's the fastest speed there is!
The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding in all of the directions it can whizz. As fast as it can go, the speed of light, you know, twelve million miles a minute, and that's the fastest speed there is!
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Vicky 10 month s ago
Jennie,
As a thought experiment, I always imagined stray beams of light that have bounced off of an object on earth and made their way to space. For many years, those beams of light have not made contact with anything. If you are somehow able to track and receive those beams of light, could you see what the last object they contacted was; the image?
As a thought experiment, I always imagined stray beams of light that have bounced off of an object on earth and made their way to space. For many years, those beams of light have not made contact with anything. If you are somehow able to track and receive those beams of light, could you see what the last object they contacted was; the image?
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Jennie 10 month s ago
Vicky,
This could be done by a telescope if i understand correctly. But keep in mind, that light gets distorted by our own atmosphere. I am not sure but i guess that the best telescopes that we both could buy for money would not be able to identifiy a car on the moon. An observer outside of our own star system would propably not be able to distinguish our picture from the light our own sun is emitting. Just too much noise.
This could be done by a telescope if i understand correctly. But keep in mind, that light gets distorted by our own atmosphere. I am not sure but i guess that the best telescopes that we both could buy for money would not be able to identifiy a car on the moon. An observer outside of our own star system would propably not be able to distinguish our picture from the light our own sun is emitting. Just too much noise.
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Hannah 10 month s ago
#1 I died because of the acceleration
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Lidia 10 month s ago
#21 Buster Keaton in Steamboat Bill Jr. worth watching
I think the point is to see how far you'd get and how quickly you'd get there, but Wow! You are so smart! You really must impress your dates before they get an emergency call and leave.
Smart people building computers, cars, rockets, trains, solar panels. They also writing the code for that stuff. Think about your GPS in your car or in your phone. It is done by very smart people. All that stuff makes your life better. And yet you see smart people unworthy of a date? That is wild.
The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding in all of the directions it can whizz. As fast as it can go, the speed of light, you know, twelve million miles a minute, and that's the fastest speed there is!
As a thought experiment, I always imagined stray beams of light that have bounced off of an object on earth and made their way to space. For many years, those beams of light have not made contact with anything. If you are somehow able to track and receive those beams of light, could you see what the last object they contacted was; the image?
This could be done by a telescope if i understand correctly. But keep in mind, that light gets distorted by our own atmosphere. I am not sure but i guess that the best telescopes that we both could buy for money would not be able to identifiy a car on the moon. An observer outside of our own star system would propably not be able to distinguish our picture from the light our own sun is emitting. Just too much noise.