What Will We Never See?
Guide to Space Ep. 140
What Will We Never See?
Airdate: 12/29/2014
Comments (4)
Does it never bother you that light has a measurable speed?. Since wethink it is a limiting factor how come it seems so ordinary in that we can measure it.!!
I ask that you do a presentation regarding other possible explanations for our universe, such as the electric theory. I'm only an astronomy teacher, but it seems that gravity, whose 'waves' are too week to detect can have any kind of influence on distant objects, such as the influence of Sol to Proxima Centauri. "Dark energy and dark matter" have been created to answer the "missing mass problem." The electric theory answers all three of those 'problems.' The standard theory of comets being 'dirty snowballs' has been blown away by the science being sent back from Rosetta. I really don't expect you to jump on the electric taxi (hardly a bandwagon, yet), but to just keep an open mind regarding it and maybe mention it, even in passing.
I would like to be exempted from the poor jokes of our Galactic Overlord! :-)
The chocolate ration has been "increased" from 40 grams to 25 grams? Rip. City.
