Black Hole...for the science lovers
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ok so light cant escape from the tremendous gravitational pull but what if your car could go the speed of light and you turned your headlights on would they come on?
it really is incredible stuff to ponder though i wonder what else is out there we haven't discovered yet that is even more amazing the material with in is so dense that one square inch could weigh tons its hard to even imagine very
here's what i use to look at the night sky...
it really is incredible stuff to ponder though i wonder what else is out there we haven't discovered yet that is even more amazing the material with in is so dense that one square inch could weigh tons its hard to even imagine very
here's what i use to look at the night sky...
Is that a 10 or 12......(ozz @ Apr. 13 2007,11:09) ok so light cant escape from the tremendous gravitational pull but what if your car could go the speed of light and you turned your headlights on would they come on?
it really is incredible stuff to ponder though i wonder what else is out there we haven't discovered yet that is even more amazing the material with in is so dense that one square inch could weigh tons its hard to even imagine very
here's what i use to look at the night sky...
thats a nice onethere its already got the gear to punch in right accension and declination i have never seen one in use it looks like it has a electric focus as well
with something like that i would want to mount it outside in a observatory permently so your always set up on your polar axis very
whats something like that go for now?
with something like that i would want to mount it outside in a observatory permently so your always set up on your polar axis very
whats something like that go for now?
The answer is yes, they would come on, BUT would it matter(ozz @ Apr. 13 2007,09:09) ok so light cant escape from the tremendous gravitational pull but what if your car could go the speed of light and you turned your headlights on would they come on?
Of course you can also ask, if your plane is going past light speed. And you shine a flashlight out the window on to the wing, will the light hit the wing
Of course you can also ask, if your plane is going past light speed. And you shine a flashlight out the window on to the wing, will the light hit the wing
That would be "yes" also....because the flashlight would be traveling past the speed of itself.
That would be "yes" also....because the flashlight would be traveling past the speed of itself.
I want a 12-18 inch Dobsonian for my backyard.
These are huge "light-buckets", simple, inexpensive, and good for deep-sky work and excellent for planetary observations. I think if the Space Station is in view, you could read facial expressions of the astronauts through the windows!
These are huge "light-buckets", simple, inexpensive, and good for deep-sky work and excellent for planetary observations. I think if the Space Station is in view, you could read facial expressions of the astronauts through the windows!
are dobsonian scopes reflector style? an 18 in. would be awsome(Shibumi @ Apr. 14 2007,05:17) I want a 12-18 inch Dobsonian for my backyard.
These are huge "light-buckets", simple, inexpensive, and good for deep-sky work and excellent for planetary observations. I think if the Space Station is in view, you could read facial expressions of the astronauts through the windows!
How about a 24?(ozz @ Apr. 14 2007,10:57)are dobsonian scopes reflector style? an 18 in. would be awsome(Shibumi @ Apr. 14 2007,05:17) I want a 12-18 inch Dobsonian for my backyard.
These are huge "light-buckets", simple, inexpensive, and good for deep-sky work and excellent for planetary observations. I think if the Space Station is in view, you could read facial expressions of the astronauts through the windows!
Try this site...
http://www.dobsonian.com/index.html
Ok. Here ya go.(Revvv @ Apr. 14 2007,17:42)OK - I want an inviseable pic of this black hole.(ozz @ Apr. 14 2007,09:10)not possible black holes are invisible
One invisible pic......thatll be $50 please. Paypal works.
Hope you enjoy it. Its a real nice one.
(BIGSMOOTHH @ Apr. 14 2007,19:09)Ok. Here ya go.(Revvv @ Apr. 14 2007,17:42)OK - I want an inviseable pic of this black hole.(ozz @ Apr. 14 2007,09:10)not possible black holes are invisible
One invisible pic......thatll be $50 please. Paypal works.
Hope you enjoy it. Its a real nice one.
man those are some huge aperture's - 24 inch - with big time light gathering ability cant imagine didn't see that it came with a clock drive but it must for that price(Shibumi @ Apr. 14 2007,18:18)How about a 24?(ozz @ Apr. 14 2007,10:57)are dobsonian scopes reflector style? an 18 in. would be awsome(Shibumi @ Apr. 14 2007,05:17) I want a 12-18 inch Dobsonian for my backyard.
These are huge "light-buckets", simple, inexpensive, and good for deep-sky work and excellent for planetary observations. I think if the Space Station is in view, you could read facial expressions of the astronauts through the windows!
Try this site...
http://www.dobsonian.com/index.html
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