Open Question: Are Dark Matter and space curvature how scientists escape from geocentrism?

Open Question: Are Dark Matter and space curvature how scientists escape from geocentrism?

Hubble:
“the unwelcome position of a favored location (i.e., geocentrism) must be avoided at all costs…such a favored position is intolerable…Therefore, in order to restore homogeneity and to escape the horror of a unique position…it must be compensated by spatial curvature. There seems to be no other escape” (The Observational Approach to Cosmology, pp. 58-59).

“Dark Energy: Is it Merely an Illusion?” ScienceDaily, Sept. 29, 2008

Have these theories arisen due to actual observations, or from philosophical biases and salvaging favorite scientific models?


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Open Question: Do television and radio stations emit signals out to any specific part of space?

Open Question: Do television and radio stations emit signals out to any specific part of space?

Ok. This is my question...
I'm wondering if radio stations, or tv stations, emit everyday live signals towards any parts in outer space and why?

Also if Live everyday television ever gets recorded and stored in a mass hardrives?


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Open Question: Why might the word boiling occur to astronauts just after their space suits rupture in space during a space wa?

Open Question: Why might the word boiling occur to astronauts just after their space suits rupture in space during a space wa?

Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Other - Science >Open Questionits just me its just me Member since:December 05, 2007Total points:459 (Level 2)Why might the word boiling occur to astronauts just after their space suits rupture in space during a space walk?Answer Question

Gary H by Gary H Member since:November 16, 2007Total points:24,578 (Level 6)If you reduce the pressure on water, the boiling point temperature goes down. This is why some cooking recipes are a little different in Denver CO than they are at sea level. Higher altitude lowers the boiling point of water. Reverse is lso true, if you pressurize the system, like a pressure cooker on the stove, the boiling point goes up. If the atmospheric pressure goes down far enough, the water in the astronaut's body starts to boil.

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Open Question: Just out of curiosity, which would you find less scary: to go to space (and stay to stay in orbit) or ...?

Open Question: Just out of curiosity, which would you find less scary: to go to space (and stay to stay in orbit) or ...?

Both sound like fun
but we have a natural fear of falling. every infant is born with it. almost certainly going back in evolutionary time. the infants who did not "hang on to mommy " died

we have no experience with space flight so no fear


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Open Question: can i install Win7 in a 300gb hdd with just 30gb free space without loose any part of my old data?

Open Question: can i install Win7 in a 300gb hdd with just 30gb free space without loose any part of my old data?

i have and hdd cotaining important information to me, and wanna use as a master unit in a new pc i am building. it has 30gb free, so i wanna to know if it is possible to install Win7 basic in that free space without loose my old data.
the hdd has ntfs partition.

thank you all!


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Open Question: desribe how heat can be tranferedd through matter by collision of atoms (conduction) or througj space radiatio?
Open Question: What is space (or spacetime)?

Open Question: What is space (or spacetime)?

And can it expand? If it can expand can it expand greater than the speed of light?

(By the way this relates to the last question I asked about the universe expanding)

If the answer to these is yes then what is the difference between object A accelerating away from object B, and the space between object A and B expanding and no matter which is true would it not still be impossible for object B to move faster than light if I was standing on A.


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