cool thanks didn't know about this, it's really cool how the pilot is going through the sensor videos and giving extra context
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cool thanks didn't know about this, it's really cool how the pilot is going through the sensor videos and giving extra context
Don
Well, I learned something. In my defense, my physics degree was 25 years ago.
Man of Honour
Those galaxies are not moving faster than the speed of light. The universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. Different thing entirely. Even if humans did learn how to create a universe and control its expansion somehow, it wouldn't help with travelling in it let alone travelling in this universe.
I think the universal speed limit should be renamed in order to prevent misunderstandings like that. Light doesn't always travel at "the speed of light". The text you quoted refers to charged particles moving faster through a medium than the phase velocity of light in that medium...which is less than "the speed of light". The speed of light isn't necessarily "the speed of light". It's a recipe for misunderstanding. It's like saying that the speed of Usain Bolt is faster than the speed of me and then thinking that position is falsified by a video of me walking briskly past Usain Bolt while he is leisurely strolling. The labelling is wrong, which misleads people.
Soldato
When something is expanding it is MOVING. jesus.jpg
So you disagree with Don Lincoln? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lincoln
If so. Where is your facts?
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The fabric of what those galaxies are sat on is expanding beneath them, that gives the appearance to us that they are moving faster than the speed of light, how ever the galaxies themselves aren't in fact moving that fast relative to objects closer to them. If we moved closer to them they would appear to slow down because there would be a smaller rate of expansion between us as the distance got smaller. That's how I understand it.
The analogy I heard of the inflaton field (is that what you are referring to?) is that of a currant cake in an oven - the farthest away currants (stars, etc) get further away faster as the cake rises.
Aside, a brief plain review of basic quantum principles from the Quantum Gaming developer competition:
https://equs.org/quantum-games-inspiration
Man of Honour
The galaxies are not moving within the universe at greater than the "speed of light". You can invoke your god all you like, but that won't cut any ice with me. I'm an atheist - I don't care what you claim your god says or does.
What are you disputing when you demand "my" facts? They're not mine, by the way. They're reality's facts, as far as anyone can tell. Are you disputing that the universe is expanding? Are you disputing the rate at which it's expanding? What, exactly, are you disputing?
I suppose I should watch the video you refer to...
...and, unsurprisingly, it doesn't support your position. He's saying the same things I've said (examples 1 and 3 in the video - example 2 is quantum entanglement, which is outside my understanding entirely). He even states that the expansion of the universe doesn't allow for space travel at speeds >c, which is what you were claiming it would allow.
Man of Honour
A Higgs Boson walks into a Church. The priest says, “We don’t allow Higgs Bosons in here. The particle responds by saying: “But without me, how can you have Mass?”
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even then...... a cheetah can run in excess of 70mph cant it? (I could cheat and google but where is the fun in that/?
even then...... a cheetah can run in excess of 70mph cant it? (I could cheat and google but where is the fun in that/?
/pedant, it's actually around 58mph, the acceleration and the rate at which it can change direction, which make it formidable.
Unless you can provide any evidence to substantiate these claims, I'm going to write all of it off as flim-flam.
It's funny, the times when they touch on debunkers and internet warriors who won't allow themselves to imagine a universe with physics unknown to our scientists. Then I read most of the posts in this thread, the content of the op isn't even being talked about. We're not qualified to talk about the details, if you accept it happened then it's best to just approach the next questions with child-like inquisitiveness. As Rogan says, perhaps some people don't want to appear foolish. Or perhaps as we age and go through education and work, that innocent inquisitiveness gets suppressed.
To me the UFO's don't scream black project when they're descending from above 80,000 feet and seemingly have all kinds of radical advanced technology. Why would the US spend the majority of it's defence spending on conventional armed forces consisting of men, tanks, ships and planes when they have this kind of technology? Why would they allow North Korea to threaten California with nuclear weapons when they could seemingly use this technology to kill Kim Jon-Un without him having the ability to defend against it?
For one, I find good (enjoyable) reading in physics research that covers physics beyond the Standard Model. However nothing in that video suggests to me anything other than advanced aircraft, likely an advanced engineering prototype design plus existing-pilot-credibility (or reaction) test.
e: Didn't someone suggest earlier a beam-projected explanation?
e: Didn't someone suggest earlier a beam-projected explanation?
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Interesting video, but I'm not convinced.
Firstly, at the end - when the object shoots off the screen of the targeting pod, it looks more like the pod is at it's gimble limit, and because the plane is banking it exceeds the tracking limit, giving the appearance of it flying away, when it's just the TGP that's lost it's track.
Regarding the churn on the water, followed by the tic-tac shaped thing. I think a more reasonable explanation is a submarine performing missile drills and firing some sort of test missile. Combine that with a lack of communication, throw into that a bit of confusion, multiple people, multiple reports - and it seems more likely this was far closer to home, than some ultra-advanced and secretive thing, or even extra-terrestrial.
Of course I can't prove any of this, I just think it's far more likely.
can not compute, can not compute, BSOD...
Or just trust these 4 people saw something weird that goes from standing to disappearing in the blink of an eye, that emits no exhaust. His visual encounter wasn't seen at all on their radar. The video was from a subsequent flight. The other two videos were from the east coast off florida about 10 years later. The tic tac object they describe and the commander turned towards was separate from what ever was disturbing the water. And that object mirrored his approach before he took a more aggressive turn, at which point it disappeared from the perspective of the commander pilot and the other pilots watching from 20k feet. As he said, if you take the fastest plane, the Blackbird with a 50 mile field of view, that thing takes a minute to slowly leave the field of view. This thing just disappeared. I wish they asked if it seemed to just go from being present to absent, or if they had some impression that it flew away in a certain direction. What they did know is that very soon after it disappeared it was present at their "cap point" which was 60 miles away. Anyway, I'm sure people have done the maths but it's extreme and definitely not a plane...
I mean he says he literally saw it with his own eyes and it was hovering over the water then moved away at greater than hypersonic speeds from standing still in seconds. He's a US Navy pilot, if there was any credible explanation he wouldn't be on that podcast making himself look stupid infront of his peers. I think for people like you no proof would be acceptable.
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Soldato
The Andromeda Galaxy is racing towards us at 400,000kph (= 248,548.5mph), whereas the speed of light per hour in mph is 671,000,000mph. So if some Galaxies are racing away from us at twice the speed of light, that's very roughly 1.3 (billion?) mph.
The Andromeda collision fact from a book by a very attractive British Astrophysicist lady who now heads up some Aussie stuff, titled: When Galaxies Collide. I paid extra for a signed copy
If objects are moving away at faster than the speed of light, how does the light from them get back to the naked eye in order to view them?
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