eldude2879
eldude2879 t1_j6d88tl wrote
Reply to comment by Mammoth-Corner in Why can an adult’s GI tract expel C. botulinum spores while an infant can’t? by curiousnboredd
I sorta remember putting a plastic bag over can as child and putting in the cooler and I got scolded like I was a terrorist gonna take out the whole block
this was a real fear
eldude2879 t1_j6c7stw wrote
Reply to comment by girnigoe in Why can an adult’s GI tract expel C. botulinum spores while an infant can’t? by curiousnboredd
they told you when I was young canned food goes off in like 24 hours after opening, I never heard anyone in my town to get this
eldude2879 t1_ixw7obk wrote
Reply to comment by Penis_Bees in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer
Greenland glacier has so much mass that it drags the sea to it, when its gone, the sea level around Greenland will go down 100 meters
eldude2879 t1_ixw2f7o wrote
Reply to comment by lacgibra in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer
well, I am just a simple electrician with some knowledge of Einstein
I admit using Newton is perfectly fine if you dont need super precise
eldude2879 t1_ixw1mi9 wrote
Reply to comment by lacgibra in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer
light behind a galaxy that can be seen because of the mass of the galaxy infront is seen not because of gravity force
as we know photons have no mass so gravity has no effect if you think of it as a force
the space time is bend so the photons get bend with it
eldude2879 t1_ixvxcai wrote
Reply to comment by lacgibra in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer
using newton is not good enuff for precise calculations of planets
we have to use einstein, by that we have to stop thinking of gravety as a force and think of curved space time
Einstein's general relativity states that, in a Schwarzschild spacetime (which approximates our solar system), gravity is slightly different from the inverse square law by an extra fourth power term. It is this extra small term that causes the perihelion motion of Mercury's orbit. If we take this extra term into account and follow the same logic of classical considerations, we find that planets' orbits aren't closed, but are precessing consistently. Mercury's orbit has an apprant precession about 43 arcs per century at its perihelion position which is exactly the amount of precession observed.
https://physicsworld.com/a/correcting-einsteins-calculation-of-the-orbit-of-mercury/
eldude2879 t1_j6dcsew wrote
Reply to comment by piklester in Why can an adult’s GI tract expel C. botulinum spores while an infant can’t? by curiousnboredd
this was back in the day when booti killed a few every year
many things were different, back then they said the children are the future
we were so clever with computers and stuff
nobody says that anymore, kids are dum as rocks