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I appreciate this small close community where people show lots of kindness and share happiness! Hello
Post edited April 19, 2021 by albinistic
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albinistic: I appreciate this small close community where people show lots of kindness and share happiness! Hello
Are you a bot?

Not answering automatically means "yes".
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albinistic: I appreciate this small close community where people show lots of kindness and share happiness! Hello
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timppu: Are you a bot?

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Let's give him 12 hours.
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timppu: Are you a bot?

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Vingry: Let's give him 12 hours.
Thank you for the extra hours Vingey, no I am not a bot. Why do you assume?
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Vingry: Let's give him 12 hours.
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albinistic: Thank you for the extra hours Vingey, no I am not a bot. Why do you assume?
No offense, but that 12 hours thing was meant as a joke, since I didn't expect you to reply back lol. There has just been a lot of new users who would make threads about random stuff and leave them unattended once the threads have started to gain responses from the community, so it would only be logical to go with the bot assumption. Anyway, hello!
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If you stacked every ruler in the world end to end between the Earth and the Moon, they would all drift away before youcould measure anything at all.
Post edited April 19, 2021 by Breja
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Breja: If you stacked every ruler in the world end to end between the Earth and the Moon, they would all drift away before youcould measure anything at all.
That's really deep, man. Now pass the bong around, please!
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Doppler shift in a vacuum depends on the reference frame that you choose and is not a property of the object that exhibits it. This also applies to light wavelengths. Colors are affected by relative motion. Welcome to relativity.

Example:

John: "Why Greg, you're looking particularly blue today!"
Greg: "Thanks dude, but it's not the pandemic. I'm just moving very fast towards you. Like impossibly fast. We must be in a meme or a stupid example someone is writing!"
John: "Ah, now that you've stopped you're back to your normal self. Weird."
Greg: "I wonder if I..."
John: "Yes, you've turned all red now, running away from me like I'm the new plague. What's up with that?"
Greg: "Einstein, man. The world was simple before he went and ruined it all!"

P.S.: Replace blue with green and red with orange if you want Greg to be half the speedy ahole he currently is.
Post edited April 19, 2021 by WinterSnowfall
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doppler in a vacuum?
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marsattakx: doppler in a vacuum?
While generally linked to sound, because of their initial discovery, dopper shifts can be seen in a variety of wave-type propagations, including electromagnetic waves and gravity waves, which do not need a medium.
Post edited April 19, 2021 by WinterSnowfall
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linux gaming is like cyberpunk launch they want you to be the beta tester for them
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albinistic: Thank you for the extra hours Vingey, no I am not a bot. Why do you assume?
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Vingry: No offense, but that 12 hours thing was meant as a joke, since I didn't expect you to reply back lol. There has just been a lot of new users who would make threads about random stuff and leave them unattended once the threads have started to gain responses from the community, so it would only be logical to go with the bot assumption. Anyway, hello!
No offense taken, Hello there pal!
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WinterSnowfall: Doppler shift in a vacuum depends on the reference frame that you choose and is not a property of the object that exhibits it. This also applies to light wavelengths. Colors are affected by relative motion. Welcome to relativity.
Which reminded me of one comic in which Hal Jordan defeated some evil Guardians by flying away from them very fast while zapping them with his green lantern ring.
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Breja: Which reminded me of one comic in which Hal Jordan defeated some evil Guardians by flying away from them very fast while zapping them with his green lantern ring.
I fear for his structural integrity when attempting such a maneuver, even with the power of the ring. Also, he should appear shorter (aka compressed) in his direction of travel (due to Lorentz contraction), which the comic got wrong :P.

...unless the pencil artist was also traveling at a sizable fraction of the speed of light alongside him. In which case it's fine. They flew a helicopter on Mars today, so who's to say what's possible and what's not?
Post edited April 19, 2021 by WinterSnowfall
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There is no meaning, only the GOGbears!