Ariel
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@LibreAriel @itsD3lay Usar una balanza de baño para pesar objetos pequeños es como intentar usar una regla de construcción de un metro para medir una hormiga... Si quieres ver su peso real, tendrías que usar una balanza de cocina, que tiene sensores diseñados para medir pesos en esos rangos (1g-10kg).
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics The Sun is a big glowing surface, way bigger than the Moon. Big light on a smaller object = shadow shrinks to a point with fuzzy edges. It never stays a same width.
Test it: hold a ball in front of a lamp
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics Show me a picture of this where I can see Argentina and Japan in the same photo.
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@LibreAriel @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics This makes more REALISTIC and PRACTICAL sense.
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics You're not giving any argument. Did you surrender already!
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics Not the world, the Moon, what are we talking about
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@LibreAriel @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics The world isn't falling.
It's STATIONARY.
You're hallucinating and you need help.
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics That's basically the moon. It's falling down to earth with the perfect angle and speed to orbit it and since there's no air to stop it, it keeps going indefinitely.
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics You could take the same picture if the ball is falling down. Now imagine that's falling from much higher altitude, like space. Now, it's not falling directly but with an angle, like when throwing ball. That throw is in space where there's no air to stop it and with a higher force
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics It there's no light and you point a high beam on the rock it will shine as well. Even more if it's made by regolith, that has a similar structure than the reflective paint used in street signs. It's not that good but since everything else is dark it shines.
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@themishra4402 LOL, I remember using desktop cube UI back in the day, in a 512gb RAM PC.
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics You can literally rent or buy a telescope and see other planets yourself.
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@sagetrader007 @physicstit @ChickenXander @amazing_physics Why am I not seeing africa or any other continent?
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