So if this is correct, what is the difference between a black hole and a naked
singularity?
The article describes an event horizon shrinking or growing in relation to a
black hole's apparent horizon, but isn't Hawking saying that the apparent
horizon is real and the event horizon just doesn't e
Solar and wind energy on Earth certainly are economically viable, far more than
the costs and damages we'll have to pay for massive climate change. Fossil
fuels are "cheap" right now only because the costs (military action, increased
pollution and disease and medical costs, climate change, wildf
AT LAST my messages from like 6 months ago when I joined the
mailing list have materialized. Though I do wonder what took
so long. I see references to messages that I know I have not
gotten, so I think there's also something preventing my
address from receiving some messages from this list. Who
Late last year when I wasn't feeling well and needed some lighter
reading than The Lord of the Rings, I started the Dragonriders of
Pern series.
Now that I'm feeling better somehow I got sidetracked into very
complicated math and trying to make the GURPS solar system
simulator and GURPS Uplift ali
> Spoiler warning to anyone who hasn't read Heaven's
> Reach!!
> And that's Alvin, Mudfoot, and Huck on Harathrurptra.
> (Correct spelling anyone?)
> Mudfoot can become VERY important if Harathrumta (Sp?)
> has Rousit.
In what way? By influencing Rousit in some way to be
friendly to C
> From: albm...@centroin.com.br
> William Taylor wrote:
>>
>> The 4th dimension is going to close down as the galaxy that Jijo is in
>> breaks away from the other four galaxies.
>>
> It also mean that all the "magic" will go out from Jijo. Everything
> that can't be explained by XX-cent technology
And then "Temptation" introduced a bunch more cliffhangers
to the situation on Jijo, via the Buyur.
I think the Buyur will prevent the Jophur from winning, but
I doubt they have any incentive to prevent the destruction
of any part of the Commons civilization.
~E.S.
A team with a telescope (BICEP2) at the South Pole
announced March 17 that they have detected the
imprint of primordial gravitational waves on the
cosmic microwave background radiation.
http://www.nature.com/news/telescope-captures-view-
of-gravitational-waves-1.14876
http://www.nature.com/news
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5iotdmmTJQsSzVYQ2Q0YUtCMERRczdYSXMtUWphUl92aHFN/edit?usp=sharing
>
> Working on a similar article for much higher circulation outlet.
>
> Keith
Alright, now I'm feeling pretty hopeful about what power satellites
can do for us. Thanks for sharing!
I'm less opti
