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To my understand, it's accelerating, but on the axis of *time* rather than *velocity*. At least from our point of view. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdzB0ckptS3FwTGJjNlBUSTJHVFdUNm91d093V2dhT0llZW1vSzg1ZnRiT1l0X1JzUk9hSDFCdTBYTjJLejdRMkU5bm03RU5DRy1hTmcxNjdHN0VRNkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZHRRSWV1VnNRX3UwbXBPcVVRbWdkLTNRc2lCVDFrTzJCZEFfMlY4UFJETU9uM0ROcHZGWU5Wb2oyZFhBUVhsNWkwV2paMGRXZndCZm94ZnZWa0lFek5JQk1rd1llVFFsekJFa1hMaEdzZDlpSU9OU1Uwb1BCNzUzdjNWX2hheWFmNDcyYjNTYWhfNjRTVVBiSm9CdEVsRG1JWXB3UGd6ZHlNWTJFVGlDa21HWF85M1NGb2RWQ00ya2k3NEZKXy1ob090c0V5WWxWczNWMkZhQkhnaWNodz09 |
I despise brane theory, I understand the concept on a fundamental level but the whole big dimensions inside little dimensions is mind warping. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ2IxZXBzeUhXX3NJUmFibkhzWmgzRGVROXNfWHdTbXpzZm91NW5EWEV0NUhqU0c2bXRLaTVHSzlzVjdnWmU1ajBnUEtjY1ZDQk85S3MzZ25BLWdrc2VHYXVYWGd4RF9LbXJkZEkzcm5qWU09 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReGd3VHNlSFV6TnE0WmxUaW1lb21Rc0xScS1aSkFiZkducW8ybnFFX1Q1NklPOElTUnZFZmNrRXRRbDBTNUVIakJNdmJPR1VoX19WbFNVLVVPYURNVnFDUGpmSHRLeGFVV2J3UXM1YXBYSG1mQVNmSW1NUGlTWE5qUDIxaHFmZFpKemY5SGZYUWI2c1B5NVdIMTJYQUtvcmlmZ2NPSjBYcV9uNXp4MDZ2eTFxY0NsWWkwYS04ZlBtU3NDZFJOTGRSaFZlU21iRXRJM0NOcEdGaTNNcy1VZz09 |
It seems to depend on and reference the pet model of one of the co-authors.
My guess is that its going to go nowhere.
Some guy made a model years ago and it didnt get any traction. So he wrote a paper saying how good the model is… a website then puts out a sensationalist headline promoting it.
Happens 10x a week in different fields.
Their ‘solution’ to the problem boils down to “if we just move the decimal place a few spaces to the right on the calculations for relativity in galaxies, the math becomes simpler and you dont need dark energy!” Only without any justification for doing that… current models already account for relativity in galaxies, and they just say ‘but what if it was 1000x that number?!’ | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReE05dE5BV1JpTk9MMjBtTmFXZUdLSmRMNnk4eTZpb0JBLVVzU2d3QUlObUliRElXc2xwU2hyWVNqODFXcDFDdkg3cWh5RC00NnctUWs5T3RaTHRNa2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReGlXTjBLRzBUclFNc2JFQWtsZVhlOTRtVTVIeDR5ZHp1R0RTbmNjRHgtUmxuRzRqRW16c2VxOFRRbGxRYUNaeVcxblhycGxlbXByZUV3N0tuUXZBaTY0S2RETXVBTjlXRlVzd1NnLU16Z1BmdWpxUXVYUW5uU1Vyd24xREk5dUtZa0ZsX0w3YVZYMVJaOTZHU1pkcVpMTTBoNnVMZ0c5UVFiSWJFOXRDZkNVSkN4bm9mSGNucTczRHhwVVZfTGtTc2VNRmFLanE0em13ZXZZNkswU1NYQT09 |
What all men with maths want, more maths. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbDFSYVd1RWdQVFNPbmFuT3AwcmQteEpfTS1rckpfXy1ZWURMZUl4Yk5EaFNGV1dPR3c5SVN4eU9CRDFMcGV0R0JLODUxbHBXcUhZMzJCOVphbnE1RDZEdE1GZk5lRW1VWHZja2JmVUpkX0k9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZnlNcF84c0t4aVV4VG9MX0RXaF9xTXFWT2kwQWVDdGFQX1o5ZlVDbGVBaG9aU2lXNEx1WFZhLURaQUVOMXYtdnlfNFNodm4zX19TYW1xYnUyaTk0dXVLYlZPTnpteTNVVEJRNmlfOXlWeVUyT192UHluRlVzOVFYbjNOSFZBMXFwWTViY3ZEMnNjWDlvVXU4SzBHT2gxY0ROZkl0M3lBVnVjcExNMVVld2JGNFkxU2JCOVJFdXNGbk84WTFIQ1FLdk1EZVlQQ2hWOVdHOG5Rblg0ZzNKUT09 |
“The secret of the universe is hidden in the castle of *aaarghgh*” | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReFQzRmZRdzh3OWJUdnF2T3dDRDMyZEUwRGl5Y0JhZUQ5dkk4bUtlX2dRQVhFRFRNdGZTV25RQVJYQ2dDd2JXUGkxaEw3YkJOdDNlYndMQlpJZjZrMUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZnlITWdsY1J3UWpETkgxc2EwN2YydElMWGV2SEcwQjdrTncyZTdPSXRMS3ZiWWRoT1pDX01SejIwZzRseGMwR2R5LTg1Vnhja0VQb0tScklSTm1mZVBPZjJ6Rkx3LUJVakNZTnVjd3V4cWJ6bHd2cmkxTVlsa3JoVkVHTjBXOGVMVlRVT1FvSExNV1Y1Ty1lQkFoRXJhMEduMDBxbUhfcUV1R3NVYzliUXg1Mmtjc3BGckVuM01YRHFhMDk3S014SlpwZWYtbkFraFlCellMcHVhbXdKdz09 |
Im getting a 404 on the bookmark I had for the Nancy Grace, and the wiki link is bad too. ¿Halp? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYkZZLWNpa2ItRW1kUkdCeF82d3A3TXhqRk1rRnJlTjNqeEcybmFpa1B0M1VKbXFYS1lTcEZjRGU1a3ZtX3VCSjYyUnVzTG85Qmt6cVZIYjR6S3ExSXprVnJCc0hKY2V4LVp1MWhtYlp3Tzg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMHlLOWtuQ2FXZFpTaDhaZ20yMDZEZWZzeFlPcTV6cXllVmI3bGh0cnNRUW9QVTdiYUtIaC1mMGJPOWRETVJVcE9oYXRiV2xXUVRSdEFYM3lNMWdWOE84VlFBZmdwLXZ5MlljQ0xYZDdKNlJkdlAwenNUdXNCbHdOeF9PTE5FQzVqMUEtVnl6ejFtd0RHZEZuVFFmZjlrTmZlLTJlaFdJeENQVVVKZk1RN3hZb2lCcGlXZDItak9ic0FyRlU2blcwTzF2TEVIRkU5MlZVcjFQS21xOVhrdz09 |
It's rizz. Is it rizz? Rizzmatism?
Merry Christmas folks! | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ1BEb1pzblJCM0FqdC1mVmJfUUcyaVJiS0ZwYlR0bE01bUhVWTVCY1Bza1IzX3BZc010cHk2LXNpWjc1alVGWXRMclVWdzl3bXVja2lsYVE0RXQyckE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRemdrdlpUd0F4VS1qTlFqVWJYem9DSjZXNnROZU9kNmx0SUY3RFViQ1JWUXdtTmpGOFNBVzNXbEdSWFhENGpJdkRjazZyUXdsUVhMOERVaWFvMXh4N1AzQko1ZlFLZmZ6NWtrc0hJMExoWWVEV1pDcThjbHJ6elBrV2w4eDlteEs2emltMnE1cjdCODVkSnl4YXBSZ2c2Z0EzdURiUWlEdWVnRDBTU3pvUG1hbjhNT1YxSFhLanNta2pKQ3RIdlhTeEpIbkYtbFNzVkVvanAxRXd2bnY2dz09 |
Make them crunchy, like eggs | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhROTAxblBiUnRmeGdKWldrUlRiM0E4MFY2d2ljRHgzZ1h3NVJIRVVQMmhoZ1NQTzIwaGFMUlBIWVNmNGRxTEJabV82T1RJODEyekJUMXY2eTZtYzQ1ckE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbThYeFBUcFVIM2M0QjJ1VTJwcDdnV1NEYjFaSmZ0UWNDOHBsdWRFbzRnSV9ST3FURUg5Z0gtQWhlSmxLR2hjekFwODQwX3ZzUmFIZnBDVmExaWRZXzJZcDhUUWk4ZjlQYlFONk5QZ2pDWkFQbE1RSHFIUzF4Tk5FN1RfNWl1SjZYM2hZSVg5RG10YUozRkU0ajlLSm9USmdZeklnVnJWRTBMR0ltWmtWZHN3RXlBc0dnV0k1Q3R2UWZ6TldEX3lvYVJHdHpaZUFzTnJKS1E2N01Gdjc3dz09 |
As far as i can tell, the entire premise of the paper is one of the co-authors pet models that never got any traction years ago and the paper is an attempt to justify it. The article is sensationalist.
I dont think its going anywhere.
Essentially:
“If this thing I posited years ago is true (and i have no evidence actually supporting it) then it would REVOLUTIONIZE SCIENCE!!!” | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYzJGOFM1RG82WTJSdEdWd28yT3Fpb1NSTUJJa3A2elluMHR1aVI4TXR5Z1BwMTZ3LV9ZQm9oR1dhS2o2RllKYWtfUWVLZUtjR2EybXFVblRzcjdBX2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVm5MN1lpS2p5eUQwYVV3VVJiWWdVSnRNN1pRYnpFd3JZWXVlWDdQZnMwOUxYMUtROWhQVXljQTVLeW1DcV9rcy1yaW14WGMtVS1VaEVJZklHZ3B1ZFZhTTJ5V3Q4aldjVUxOaGRkc1o4WTB0bGxZYzZlbl96WWV6enQ2OUM1UzJzU1cyMFlfQXhQbW05Tm5wRkMtZUNyYndjN3Y3QXlfRVJ2aTNORUY1ektYQVhtdVVwSzlXeWpFd1VDT29nVkVBTkdsWUpkTXlJMmVuMU51RURzU3hFUT09 |
I think it's /r/maladaptivedreaming | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRc0hlSFVzNU1TOWdvb2d5UmNtVTdSejExbmNXRDBtQWtVRkpuTFJEM0pkQjM1NTFTY0tpWnRndWF1LVU4dU5wR1ZaTnhnX3hZYmpCWGNYS045QjFHZlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWVU2T015ZjJTU3JSa0oyZmdSRUVVNElxUGVkZUo1V2RSeWJuME9HeGhqLXRDamhEN2MzN0hoSmNiYkRtTW52NVFST1RpM1Q0ejh4dW9ZcUsyRDJCNS1nOUFQX3ptVUd0S0pPSmxOV2JHbi1OUjNpUE1Kd2xmT3NuR19RdHhlYUs0V1FKeWw5WEZKOGVCZU1kOXpIVmY3U00yNGRUVXFKV05iWVBFdXM2Vm5RTmhaMUJWQTlyYjhwdW5oSkZ1eC1kd05fZG1zN25GRFZhMDA0ZG8zSTI1QT09 |
"He must have died while typing it!" | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRNkxDZXZaaUtVYm5aWGlzc1ZUVG1oc0xxdGw2ZDNiTkREQ2E5bFo1eXFrVWhWNGZ4Nm9hb3ZaaEF0Q0FJNDE1X2pPUTFwQkE2VnMwU0lEc0w3cWVfVUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRb1E5dDZfckFZcDNldnFMcGdDR0w4ZC1NOGI5b1FhTTNoSlROOHlfX2hIWmZoalp5VHI0MllIOGwzVHBXZG1PQTB0dE83aXA3d1l0QmtJekZoUHR5bGNoNGU0NFJ0cTVQUF90WGhNYk5kZnQ1b3ZaUktrUmF1NGlkeVVmNUduSGF3eXBzemFHQlBMWGpmT0pkSlktNmQyakVLbFA5TDQxMzhrNzk1TkJaWGVDZktWSjhmUDNWVDV3dkVZNWwxSkw3S2FaUzU0bmh0ZEFmaUhUa2xUQk9QUT09 |
Also not a doctor - as someone who's had some serious bouts with Squamous Cell skin cancer, my dermatologist/Derm Onc have me taking Nicotinamide and Acetretin as the combo has been shown to reduce skin cancer chances by roughly 40%. In my case it's kept me recurrence free for more than a year. My last bout was on the back of my hand and took about 8 months to get rid of. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWk5lWUd0RDdYMTRMQ1JWaExFbFduQ0VYLXp5V2lxQVpoeUZLQlRNZno0ZXkxUUFKOWFiWkZBbHprT3NUYlJ1ZnVrZDNfMGRXc3VfOEZjYUJwSTlxWlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQjlMcWNyTk1KYjQ4T2QtVFVLeVhpdS1kdjBGVnMtTUotMUVoTGprTE5tU2trMnJwLWhQRmgyWlNSX0xXZlg5aXg3QWZueGZrQ2VNLVlFaTNtQ3JWaVJMby1sQmF0RmVLSVBFWElyT3RjUVZVT0IzNnltQ1BjcmFMWHgxVENfQ2dzS0UteExLb0x3UlZKdXhxeFhHc0MxOEJKVlVJdVo2OGVlZTljWHlfWUxydlVlSXNobERZTFlQQWNHaHJ0TFhZOXlBTE5ZaUpjOHpFcnZfczRaMWZ2UT09 |
Dang. I was hoping it would be the form of sexual magnetism people other than myself seem to possess. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTnBaVlJET0lPSjZOTjFubUVob1J4WXBITlJVSGZjNk5MU0tnMGpLRGszSF9Vd0loOS05YWtPTURKN2VYTW4tSUxaUUhpQ25DZk4xT0JhdlBVT1ZSMHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWnpRRmRzQ25LNFY3NzZ5dUlyS0hLMFdKLXM5Qkk5dl9oX0dWV3ZsNGFTVU9lam00WmJfdnNXSTd6Q3ducjEzdGIwNEpCQjNtTk84czFRcF83YnA5LVZWei13M1VXWGVjdjR1cnR3T09nWHZsaWlVRmZuVUxIR3lVN2dzVC14VWVGeV9RUTNUblFIN0ZFMFBIUm1rZzBUc2xGY2F3SllmSlBVZlJEeHdYWGt5cWdJSG9SOV96RFp4UkxsX195M1V4M0tHYTFUSHRaNENGckNsMXBiR2QyUT09 |
Are you claiming there are no true statements at all, or merely no true scientific statements? If the former, does that apply to the statement itself (is "there are no truths" false?). | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRaDYxbXJFQjNvME9yLUNFZ1ZaNm1JMFhhalBmVkJBbWI2WmkyRDE5dWw3eUZYT0ZhZGZDT2xhQU1EZHozQUUyeHk5aXdMVXlnaDliUWI3Z1pUUEVINW5nbllrMndTcGdpWU1mMU93WE9HM0E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSHNnMVc2UnlCejk0M0k1WGFtUzluMmVKRlVLWWFsRGJHSWEwUHozLWc2akZRQ0xUVGxoWk9PS2tpcGRvOWhKS2lLTkZHZHB0eW9jN1p6ckpSbUg4bzVURF9udjFIMk8wdFUxVGd1OGhEWnI0STNoT0N5OUUzSVhLWG5sQ19aZ2x2RjNXdF8xUkhFbTlSbV83eWdsRm5nV1RmMlBBV1NyVV9hX2xjOXFVQ01wQnlxdUVzWjdKYndEU2d2Wmhrakplb3ZFVFB6VmVBSUlEd2dOaElENU5tZz09 |
That's just a long winded way of saying time is relative depending on where you are in the universe. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbUtmQ1dwS0tBREZyMkNxRzZLLVZpS3NLMWFJbGhZRzJOdjFELWJ4c0dhODJfb1EyVGhPOFAxZmI4bElKUVl6NXdOQjNPZWRwWW5lX3hDNVFuUHo5YU5KZjJ4Y2gwVHpOZlNsa1cyc2hIZDg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReHVQOG1qQnBTSmN2S29PZUp3a2RjVlVFY2xQQlFBV0dIbnNIRkJKTUZvbFFhYkkyaVYtcURaXzBod1h6TlpHRkRMNnVNclN6ZnoyMnA3M1J3SFlndkZjS2V4Qy16OEp1aUJKMXI5Q0x6TXZVYWtzbTYwSGZEZnpwY3VRak1ISEpjNjJsN2g3a09jTVNEbmhJTG1DbzhfODlmWTJlQXZaYU9wNmFZV0VMUDdHVGxnT1E5SVpMY01nVUJ6a18yMGFwcW82SHJ6b2Ixc2RtcFlEZVVvV0JxUT09 |
The way I understand it is that gravity keeps pulling the masses that populated the universe (galaxies/dark matter..), and which are in vicinity of each other, closer together. Effectively this enlarges the voids between these accumulations of masses. (Their centers of mass may not be moving apart but the void in between the accumulations are getting bigger because the boundaries of the accumulations keep shrinking).
Light then spends more time away from accumulations of masses, which, together with time passing faster in the void, appears as though the universe was accelerating. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUm4yRHV5bGk1UUJlTmxUc2NIMW5xYndGak8wVG5kSUFkZEh2WC02aTBJWmRoV0FqZUxGcVJVVGk0aW5QMVhqdVlmdkFaaDFUaEhFQkRCOHhpU1cwcHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRRzFKdTBOelRmTEx3Szh4a2NWeXpROFlNZG1GZ3VtWlhSX1RLS0poY09wcHBaMGNRTlNxNFJ2eWY0Zjk4WDRvbUJzRE96Mno5X3p6YzdtVm5GV0piTXRDOWFVLTl2WkZjNzR1M1JkcUt5R3lRZUhPbzNMYVhlOURVbGdndmlFSlNqT1VfRVUxeE1GSGMyXzZYbGJOSklnUmhvdHZrRVVRVGtyUGhlWHlCS20zYnJnTGVZcWQxcUhKblZKZnc0eUE0Tkkwa1NIRndNbGJJclliWFZrZV8tdz09 |
Okay, cool. Now some smart people need to present some calculations that other smart people can tell me look good or bad. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReHNWN0dFRXgyMkdMRUR4MHRhRGJWLU5yV0NYTEcza1pXYkxycm5vOVZveVQ4UXpVeVQwbFAxNDdqU18wQVlBUjZaTkw3X0l5d2RYVUJLMjBYbV9iWVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdlExNWozaTZYOUJPeFQ5cFIxcjBMb0E1UGZPcko3dE1CNDh0OVlTdUVRcW00YVBUeGUyNDludmJIbHhEUFR4RHRldmN0bGVBMUwtTWJCQTBueFNhV1I2Ry02V3JCTl9JbG1qalJzNm5NbHVZc2lybnJKMEFpZ2xsSUd2QVRnZkhrb3ZwSG1yYzBOcTZabFdpQVNPUVk1S0FyZFRGckdWZ1lfRE8zWWtuWnE1TVd0cGR3d3RQLVBhWlBzOWEyUTJQTFlqdkR0d3o4VjY1a1IwT0lQT1J5dz09 |
I know belief has negative connotations in this discussion because it pertains to religion but the reality is most normal people not working in the scientific field don't have the educational qualifications or intellectual vigour to actually ascertain what strides in the forefront of science or already established scientific results entail so there is a certain amount of belief in the scientific method and the people doing it .although at its core science is the stark opposite of the blind faith present in religious institutions | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTWlDbDZ1d2VkeGxCNy1FVDc4M1NTQW9aQWtrWUR0dmJnTjFuTFZrVm9HRW84eWI0RG5hVWt2Q1c2YW1ReFphR0l6Y2JPVUVUYW53alkyS1hTT3RmR0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYU9vSW5MQ3FXaTNwVjhobVlNbENCcGZYVmRBUEwzX2dUZkk5dFlsdTZza0o3QmQ3TEY2NEM3NWRmaDNpaVVtTXVPMmNlMFA1XzZ4QVl1ZS0yU0ZldVhwMThPeHRhY0JsSEZMeXZtSnRiR0pyRnUtWlM5aVY2ZXNNdGVyMnN0YUNEUDdQRjZoM2IxRFBkT2NzNkRnUkpZNU12TUZvRk9qSnMxcHFIWWltTzBnbGJOcmJIM1BHTGZiWDFjQUpYWlo4WlpuNnUtN2VLRVZhYjFBUE9qUVRHUT09 |
What do you think was wrong with the Riess and Perlmutter papers? Without dark energy, how do you explain the CMB anisotropy power spectrum? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReXFTV2prbGVVOVI1MHBuY2VHUkkzTmVPaTd4c3ZpODY5YUFuQ3dTX1YxVUctZmJYODM4N2dGanRWamZWOGxxVEtVQU1vWW8yZG9PR0VJc0FtVGM1alE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUDF4Q0dpOVlJbE11OC1RWDIyRUt1eEJhcWIxbWtaOEZ6OW5XeXIta1Q1OXAwTnNTWlZDdFI5cG0za2pEcnBhQmNJVzJFaVY5Vkk5aTR2Q05TWWlWakcxVElHTUhPMGJfaEc4QWxlTkZsNlBYUUFPNTRMTFF2cmtmeHAzUXVzWWFTaHNwWnI0QXF6VHRTa3g3bnd5UkVPWHR2TktXdHcybXpiNlF3UDFNMEczSktRNmk1a0lkQWQ3MFVDNmh0R0FEUGVqQWxvUXI4TVh5cGhQYkxHUWFQQT09 |
Some things can have a positive effect on both by causing earlier cell death. If you boost the number of unfit cells being removed before their mutations can get worse it heads off a lot of problems.
There’s research that this is how exercise works. It improves blood flow and puts more mechanical stress on cells, which gets your body to clear out the cruft. It also improves blood flow which gets bloods to more areas and enhances clearance of unfit cells. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTmRSbUhEVHFSUHRwYmlHdFYwZnJhWm51eDFyeFN1NE5CT1hsRHQzUlk3WmVOMjZvLWtHUzVEQ2ZmcnZQaVhFVE1sYi1YU3ZQSFRFU2hjdUxyY3UwdGhjZVFGXzFNcG4wdW5tUk5JV0xSVTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRV2NVVVBwTGhmMGdnS3dPRlItMTVFMWhXSFJudzJSdGkzMlBDaUs3Y2dtd3hsV25wLW5EV1JuUXk0eU1kZS1JRW1Yb2R6OGVuNzNFZXhIbzNSeElack15SUdYbEJCMHVTQjV2YlZGU2Z3U3gyRUJWVlBBMGpoOV9TUnNCNFg4cTlLX0xXb1o2d1hDeEwzV1ROX3ZXZmZweFp4TF94Q0xmbTVnWDJudndCZ3BKeUpGbFlReVJ6YnNNZFhkelF4dGJ6Z0R5WXloRHZhSnhTUEZVRDVWZWNadz09 |
No no no, not magne*rizm*, it’s magne*tism*
Though being informed about up and coming scientific discoveries is especially rizz-worthy | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSUdUalJMeUJkdVlnR1g2a0M3NUpkWHJXVEVvdnBLSDZMT2hzaUlfMGNCdDBteF8yeFdvaU9iU2NrelA4Zkx2NEJzUmNtSzJQZWJsSndzM01ZU1lCUnNLTFNUWlZSS1NkSm9ZQ0VRWVA0VjA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZlBUR1ptMVNJb3J0VElGMFBNeWdKTjVzSFpUTWtFYkxmaHY0Z3czM2FUdzh6WEZPLVFsNUZaVDU1ek40RHhMekFVNkVyd19URzVmNWxGcVpyWlNzQnhZc212NHFvQTc0MXpCNVNuOWV2ZHlFcjB1Q2I2Wlo2aU8tdm5RQTNlSWNRV2h3ajl2SmZsWjBpcVRCM2c3SVFhRnIyTXc5a3JmNXVYbW9XbXBZLTRTM1RhcFVncWNuZE9xU1JkYjBBRnhNTzF6anZ4V3NYYWU4cWZ5c0dJMnBwQT09 |
Calling the math behind this timescape idea "elegant" is interesting. What about it makes you say that? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWlQ5Qy15Qm9uV000STZsUVlfSk9LcktYSGdNeDkxbTJiQjNyZVVnRWxDXzNENThBYl9VTDBCNEJSUEtuZlVuWUZub1FZUVRRUm1MWDlpQ1M0Q1lPNEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdTROYzRrVFRkWEZnSGpKVmJBaGxUVEtnMDZTdHhWaGI5N2Y1Tkc3aWExSG1EUTY5QzhTMVRtbXRlQWNIdm1TNlIwMEZzb1plVGtJdXZQN3pob3VKV0RSQi1LWlpzV2pJV1FQemIxTFNwQ0FnVVdpTUpDU1ozMUt1V2JoeXkwN3VWRkpqRy01Vkc1VE1yZG9PcTVnOWY5RGpXc01zSWxZanNfZ0ZXeHFZMnpKSW5vSXI5R1RBcUNsa0I1X1NSSndiRjRnU1p1LVA2LUVQWkZSLWRzVEZjdz09 |
I still think that resolving GR with QM is the biggest mystery | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRNW9nZ3M4M0VXUTJORzU3cWxMNWFLNXNWS1d5Tm4xZUpacmdjcHNDaUhJenZKS0JLNmNfUlBjc3UyZU1RSVBlR0k0UFJ4NVlUcnU4WkZSd0NpME16UHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYUpEUFFsTi1MMnpLX3NBcUktYVE1WF9iZXhFYzRzZ2s0TEZCSE84OVFQaE92STV0R09INU50T2lQSmFXTTltdDBzU3V5ZnAzZ3kzRmNOb3BoMlNoWG96aXlnejBWeHliVGdoN3NyaWRBZmVBRTM2RW12SjY3SDVrcUVpVFRPSmdQQVhoV0hQem1vY0R2ZTZPQTY1Q3c1SlRkT19hT3djaHktbFpOLXVhU2UwQnQ4QjRkWkxVdEpTc2k0dTFQSzZNODlFZzZvaEpmcXF5MHhHTFB5YlBUZz09 |
You don’t know what you’re talking about. For one, this would be like every engineer for the past three decades forgetting to account for Newton’s 3rd law, and nobody noticing. It’s not realistic.
> Like in particle physics, i’ve talked to so many people who don’t know why the hilbert space is used for the schrödinger equation
Not even sure what you mean by this whole rant. There are two reasons why: one is that it demonstrably works (which is how it was developed: by finding something that worked). The second, maybe more fundamental reason is that the Gelfand-Neimark theorem guarantees that any conceivable algebra of observables can be realized as operators on a Hilbert space. As such, we can simply choose to work with Hilbert spaces for convenience without losing anything, instead of working with more esoteric and abstract C\*-algebras.
> These people are the same ones that take the schrödinger’s cat thought experiment at face value without knowing that schrödinger used it to ridicule his own equation.
This is a straw man, because there’s not a physicist worth the name who takes schrodinger’s cat thought experiment at face value. And while Schrodinger came up with it to ridicule the implications of his (correct!) equation, it has since been co-opted to legitimately demonstrate the measurement problem in a simple way. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRanE1bjVLaUVoYVZXWDcxZmU3OTJBREdZeG0tOHVDMEpyOU5YN0Fwa2ZOT3J6Vk9MMGNEWDh5QVQ2MzRmVERlYzV3MHYyenVNcjJkdERURGpQTHd1VXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYS1fNkpDcW1EZXNmbDJMYzR0cGhkbmZYb01EckF4Y04xekJDQzdSN3JLNGltaU5PMUJ4Tkd3Z0toZTVxMkRjcEUzNHVzanJzZERwdGRGd0FYaG8taEpFdlRvdzJTZlVKMno4cXlJNkFMbXNDeDc0TkpNVWJpQmJrX054TDFPYmVFbTN3QXBYVjZEVmRjcGZsZ0NCTU1LNE9NUFJSbGFidXBRQlpBSW9MLXUzdWhOc0xNanIwZG93NTNXQkNpT2x5ejFIMHc5M2taemtkWndDSEdkWUhwQT09 |
That's like saying that gravity is a fudge factor to explain why rocks fall down after you throw them upward
The core explanation of a phenomenon is not a fudge factor. If you think an idea is wrong then sure, think that all you like, but even if dark energy turns out to be wrong it's not a fudge factor. The idea is that it's a component of the universe's energy density that has constant density regardless of expansion, which makes it completely distinct from radiation and matter. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWlBTMFRFVFZqZXU0cDJETGczQ3cyNlA5aTVzX2FlZTF4NGZUbGlGOGIwTEUzN2dnRnpMQTloUTlHTmdjSkx1Q1U4S0Jmc3dZZTlBdDNBMWhWUzhLd1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ1hIeVdRSlRmdWljNlVfSFJTTkRRV3MzU0lxR3FqZzhZdnRGQ3RYVEpJbXNPQm9LSnRvMG10bHctUGN0THhXV3JQcy1tS3JteVY2R3pDX3NocksyYlM3VkpHYnd2b0JJa05GaWJGLWl5eTFBSzJDTFRzRXlOV3Uwb2oteGdOeEhtaks5MXVSUFg4dzZ0VFdZdWVlQ25lLUluY3hoNFYwcUhoQkdXQ2hZd3dJN2ota3hUUFBRU3UzaUNjZ1pOWXMyb0RCdml0RElwVFlvS3dVNTdqdzI2Zz09 |
This means absolutely nothing in the way of contribution to this topic, but I never agreed with the dark matter hypothesis. It just never seemed like the right answer. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYzdBbGJlRGFVT3NXbjJ3SFBaVEhjaEN3T0J3amREaEJZS1pJY05VamxlQnRLYTMybEdHdEd4dTZLdlY3SW5LUDMwQlBSb1JhMXZmUTRzaldqSV9FMUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdVVpMkVvV1pjbVZrNW5sSWFVZGpoNWE5d0R2NDVxVHZ3djZzczV6dDhmNDRmSmo0Wmc0dkM3cVZmbDB3aWR1R0hYVzU0V0JJS1pVZ25CMVJsVFgyallaWnA1a3F0X19pV29nd2wwbGFqb0RYN0hUa1JuS0RUaGdQRGo3NmlMeFNKVTJZWldJLUhVdm9HeUlyNzdYeFlDQnpncnlUZE92TGdLdzNvM2o2Wk5BWUdvSUdTYWtscHVXbG9qZjV6WUR0OTJCUmRsZ2hWN2dVSFEtVVBwT3pVQT09 |
> schrödinger used it to ridicule his own equation.
He was criticizing its interpretation, not the equation itself- he was hoping the wave function would be a deterministic field, not a probability distribution. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWXo0Ynd5SlFKRlFMNVVsWUNwNEtPcTRxQ0tlOWNPa0ZQQjcyWGJHUDVQRDU0ZjRISndmb05xeTZHTTRHc2FMZXZvTU9PSnVzRWk0MXM2RThWUTlGRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYU5MY2hKRTVXNVp4Q1pkS0wxQlN0bmZxLUFJdWM2MGQ4cDNkbkVvLW9TLUFzXzByd2lHOWo4R2JaQmtWVE1UTWsyVDl3Mk50dHJQcWJVeDMtY3lXSDRVT0d3NEhhMTVSdUxPS3M5RTk1bmNfZUJOX2hvc3VxSXpaT3NFR2U0Zlg5ajBWMnh1cGlydW1Ba2NYMXd0VWtZQmJzQXBiRUNPYnhqc0cxTzhvQlduTUN0Y0Joc2N6cVFISXRDcTdYT3FJRm1VSUk1TjhtOGd3QTZhSzNMUmZNUT09 |
Until you find a better placeholder | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRaHZRX3BQM2g5OWhla3hQdjd6OUtxNXUxZGJpREVtRlFPRTJoQ2xDY2EyMWlKR0FVbWZiY0dQWTRVWlh5dXY5UGJDR3MxNHZRbURBdTdQVlF5SXJNVjlkMnR5d21tdFBJdjI5V2lCVUtHVWc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRLURlTXVzSHE2dmUwZVZFbnQ4cU9QZ2tOd1J2WDhtN2xsa28tTVEtSXVsYkF1dHpIOU9wVGkxN0pNWm4tX1NXQlROMW5HazFscXgxOVQyd1Q3dXVwcFJRSGM1V0pQdzBZcm51dzRjWXBEMlVaenVZaVVDRkpxNmRuR085Tl9ldnNKRWJ3aUVpU1RheUppYWVRUjZzeDJZb0x6OGtYTm9BTWZhUTI1UTZycHpHa1ZKOEd1UVRoTlk5Vkpfa1d5X0pVb2RValZkaVo5c0lPdExsR0tMMVAzdz09 |
Still yet to hear a more suitable model than black hole cosmology to explain expansion.
As a black hole gets bigger, it pulls in more mass quicker, and expands etc etc etc etc. Thus constantly accelerating in the rate of expansion.
It just makes sense. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTGFhMnl5OXk2blBhUEU1aU5QSE05c01MeUZTcG1ScjVwY01TZ1ZoOERUNS1EdDkyQ3UtRm1qWjBkZzRLMGdTWXpzZjBQVXRRSDRlUXhCYTNuOUxTc2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRb1VaQklkSW03LUo3Uy03M3pFTWpRZE9zNTBGQ3B0bWthUFUwWkJSZ0VleFhneHBsZ3BKUXQ4MS11cnoxM19nMnZmdEplX3BkTmRnMWx5S2pZaVY0UkNRbE5WSHVaTDQ0OG5mc3BwRWNPcU5XWnlYY2FoWHJkQmFSMDE1SFZuMThtTHVaODBqV0VXV1N6ZHZ5WGg5VjNPVHdXbkhJXzR5ekZQMi16SkxkcjZVcmdpMHVYVGNGUEVUQzZQTVdtelpzUGdneGJBbWFHSl9LSFpPNmp5cl9MUT09 |
Eh? There's ferromagnetism, diamagnetism and paramagnetism, so three that were known for many decades already. So this is fourth, not third.
Upd: also, yes, as mentioned in comments, antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism, so sixth even, not third. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbm1mLTlhX3lYaTQtYUp5QWQ3MTN6RjdPdUFqR040Y0s0Yl8yU1lnMm9IazZwREpNWURGb0Y5R2E5QWtXNGYzeXdMX3NJVXdyMFJ3VVhjbXk2UTJqV0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMU04RVVtM3ZNc0Z0b0dUUXBYMnRpVjZHOU95cEUzUHlhemxmdVU3TnFDMEV6SW1BdEw3V3VfNEQwVm9MLTZTV1lSREctOHdRcVk4RXNfYVoyMGM2aC1fOTYtVzhudmczcWREX1VZMzRZS3ZnNl9rRkhxcFRCb25BMnBIaDN2WGs0VUJCZ1FETEoxRjg5dXV4aVA1RXFGTVc0WTVveDU2MDVqYkh0ZUpHY05xa1dlQ1A1SHJ2dzRYSVVqd05yRFFneEhUY1pTSEFodXlqMWJROHFSV3hwQT09 |
Was it animal magnetism? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRb2REM3pxTVBBVXJkWWVtOENYTjF0SmNFbGtQNTQwNElxOW5xeVNPcVdqdldrWVNheGxXZkR4aUIyT0hnNHRHRTBCaHVxNEJMTkt6Y3V6SlBGU3RUa1NTbW1fOGJHUHp0WEFJMUdObWJNNVk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQl82QVFldTRXN1BQLW1TN2NIV1ZVYm9ObnVYcDZwMy1WOEhKZE9GNjM2dS14NHA2ZE9tdmtWcnZqLUNGRnF6a1FHR1JlRW9TRUphZWVVUVAyakZteTUwN1B1SzVzNUtxX1d0RWlRdGpma3U4LXpZcXBtaVZPVVZZN1Z1SXV0eWE5NzNHZ3lZbmpfWm9jRW15TTUtd0k3QUNIUUFxTThQZDBBSlhZdVFxNVoyRlcxZW4wNF9GN2ZCZDdnb0JhYzRDOXFDRnhxZ3ZlWGRfekdTVU9pMTI4Zz09 |
>The most effective strategy is to simply ensure that they can’t engage with the **irrational** beliefs while filling their brain up with other things so that those beliefs get junked and overwritten by new beliefs and observations
You kinda missed the forest for the trees. The point is not to convince someone that their irrational beliefs are irrational. The point is to convince them that irrationality is incorrect. They are in the psych ward because at a fundamental level, they do not ascribe any value to rational argument.
I'll take the L on that one though, as clearly I've reached the limits of my explanatory powers. Just so you don't think it's the crazy ramblings of an Internet stranger, we're talking about David Hume's *problem of induction.* I encourage you to read up on that and see if someone else can explain it better than me. :) | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbzlkTE9GNHc2SEd4ZXY1NXk4TU5XTzNWcnZqTXNYSmZzT0RvSldnS3FqeFU0SDZ6LVZCOXFVQllfTkt1eC1Ib01aLWhqNnd2X0NUTmhvRy0wcGJ1Qnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVDlxd2xGUS0xenBmdThQb0NOSmgxWGJoaFp4UDhSUHgxbGIwRzZfYmw4MGFwSVlidGxvRENvVVV0NVJqMUtLeW5hZGNDLVkyTE9yZUFIc1hpNmtnRzVOX2R2M0hDVlFDN28wWEFpNm54alo4UlZNRVBQdGpRY0x6OHczNGZkSmNHanEydWNxVy1OLTBWRmo1WjZmUy1ZZUZlOWx1aUxZcmg3UjFlUDBBRkJ6SnhWUTI4YXZkbFVXZ1NSYnJrRTNtTEprYUROMUc5dGxha2xkTTZzUDV3UT09 |
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Dangerous *fridge theory
TIL antiferromagnetism was even a thing…. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRblRFSU5EckFYNTdab2dxbHNHNFJzZC1pcDVvY08yeW9RektTNWtMOEc0dENnXzFYemJIaE53RFB4cnFTaE51WmtUSVljM1F2OERGOGJQWnh2eXVPZ0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRXzQ2bzFRekdWRlFIMEhRdENnSEItTGtCVGVGMm1UV29nbTJnUk0wRUZxTmJNUGFOai1tRVRicjJhR0p3XzFRMGVrSlFoSWNRTUZJcFZFcDhhVTRFU1RmbTdKanlMOERWNkl1S3o3S1NwdDZUbExteTFqRXp3bW96MUg4WDJROVpoalpZeWdsVmYweERZY2czZ0pDaTlDUmVCMWktSEtkMkJib1ZqLXh0MTNTdXBPdGFFTU4wWnhEa0JCTUJoSFE1RlZ1SU5CaDJQdjUwNHkxeTQzcGlSQT09 |
Not a scientist, but I always felt a theory that had no observable, measurable proof was flawed. Yet, the majority of physicists held onto this theory like the Grail, and no one could criticize it until recently. That doesn't mean a theory might arise and we look for evidence, but then it is just a hypothesis, not a theory. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRS2xzM09Pa2NoRWtNcVdZb1JjYmE2aFRndGZvRExYRnVlVVFmVE1uNnotODl2QmJHNndTajFabWFsUkd0RUpUVVdMajZpdmhpZ2daRjRaYVRfWTEzcmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRN0ZBWDdrTFZGV08talhIXzF5dmtvakJtLVhoZDJYRk5tZ29JUzBLanJaRkVfOUQyTk83MUtaRUtWWUtyUGZYbHMzakgzcDlnVFlYWUVheV9YOWVndjNJMnZ5Q0h1Zlk5enBTc1NyS3R5SlRMQVpldGlsMjBOYy1HWXkwd0FfcXdocXZLLUY0Vl9adU5qZWVSMzJBaXJ2bWFjQm1QaWJwWndPZi16VC1UNndteWx3azNWdnRIbFBQVzgtSDBZazZ1cVgxZ0tZanpYU1dJOXQ0U3hMRGlwZz09 |
It does in a way. Science seeks to break things down, find what makes what tick.
Science seeks to explain everything in the observable Universe.
What cannot be explained is *why* anything exists. There are only theories and a theory is an agreed truth.
*Queue a God that may or may not exist laughing at the sight of men deciding what is what.*
No one can say for certain a big bang happened due to natural causes at the time. You could say God sat in the middle of dark room and expanded immense power in every direction that expanded the entire space into infinity, creating elements that fused together - leading us to where we are now. For some that is a valid *theory.* it cannot be debunked. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRd0hDWkdSZTVraElYWlV4ZFFOd0p6MXc2dG5lMjJNRzJvek1wSHktQS16SXh6T3ZORUgzTVduVU10ejlMNWdXVGJqNTlxRnNrOUJmc0I4UDZhM0EzWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRd2FFaEhPSnVxYlhaODIzdG53MjBDQkRRYnFWSzNDSG1ab3NTVC1tc0QwdFd2bk5tcVRPaEQ2WjBWYWdpYjA1V19sMVp6Wlg3d0lJaUpjVDF1VjNWcC14WENTa2NvMFplZFp2Y3ZlM1RKbUpTOE5pLVNpZjBaUHlMOGxfdFRIX01hMGpuRnlEdzlUdmNGTE1ScTczNXhqeHowcld3NUpPT3dRZEd0SVprZWdPR1Bubm9xbWJSSzVlaVR3SmN5NTJGTTV0aDVPYVZYQWxCYU5UU3NnOGM0QT09 |
I'll wait until one of the physicists I follow report on this topic to pass judgement. I just don't know enough about the math to tell if this makes any sense or not. I know there has been a lot of doubt cast lately on Dark Energy though, considering the survey that 'discovered' dark energy was not as comprehensive as one might expect, and newer surveys cast it into doubt. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReHBQOTJ4cmE1a3lfMVJoWHFQbXNwZXNuS21UcXVEQkJRT093WnBsQ085NURuUE9KRm1oQVdSUGJfdTJFUGtFdk1UWEZNYTJoY2FJNEc4bmV0SHB3dnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTFpnNFdVeVlMV3VCWVhFQUlNQVhBeW5hVE41T0R6ZnA0VVQzQ3p4UExRVDJ6Vi1sRnJOVzZDOGZXQ0FLd25DeGMtR0gwemJONnM1SWNrZi1jZGhRd09ZWmc1M28zZ3JyWG44T0pCS0tsVXhyVjZHUmR4VXp2a05OMUQ0bVZ2djh2Mm9UOW8zb0VuTjFCN2d3c0FENWxGV1VWRF9ncm9aZk9CaWt3M2twZGR4cnBqdVA3cXlmZzVtaWlQOTZ1S2k5TU0tTTNLSHEyLVptSkRjUUx5MGdvdz09 |
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I thought there were at least four forms! | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMW0yVVhhM1MzVkVzQVRQaEdpbTZUNFVWR0VHSFhqcmJTVU5Hczhnc2tqbjZ2eHNfOHRsdURvTkhHWTY0U25mRjkxVHE5RjlneWI5TW92cE9lZFYza3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYXFFTGg4RHpyQTlKNGsyQko0SkFCVkNSWkpXRVVFa2hKQlYxcmU4UXEwalhtd0hTaXdJRWdBMG5FRTFkallEX0NDdTRvNm9nbEhYUWpWdWp4MGpCWlJsTjlvd043NE52UldfYTdRNVA4Vks2WWN3R2dwaG5fVy0xeW9Wa01LU2wzYlBzVGVQOFRVQkstNmdxQUYyQjNoZTdfdlNyaFhJdkpYQ3J4SG9WVTF1Tkp1MEdUVkVMbWdScXBQd3RGUllzeF9VM0tkT3htVTlBY2xBZWZDY091UT09 |
Instead of just daydreaming, I wrote my stories down. It made me a good enough writer to make a career of it without getting a degree. I filled file boxes with notebooks until personal computers came along. I've been a technical writer and editor for 30 years now. (I don't share my stories with anyone. They're only for me. No, the world isn't missing out. I can't plot my way out of a wet paper bag.)
I still tell myself stories to get to sleep at night. I LOVE them. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVTBoQWtGelpteGhvUS1Hc2wtcXBpck9SaU44ZmNLYnNkd2hhVFlVQTZJRDk4LTE5QnlRbmpkdVc1ZFJ0QjdhaXBWazIyNThIMzcxdFJHUWZocE9FQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSXJWZnNmZF95ODl5Z3FOSEVkMndfUm5tdnZUVTA0MHdfVU5DWTlkeGtnZlhXNVlEYTJOV05CNkk4ZW5LS3RsY1VFcDZiSGhkWWxGRzY0dmU2V3RpODBPWkZrOHhjYWlJQUlsS0ZZOWlrZUZ1TFNGblRlcG9SeE1OMWJrdlJ2emtHUUdfYWRwSndNakpJYnVPdERHUTYtTFpWLTljYmh6WU9PZS0zMFdOdWRURkNhSDdVZUVNc3hSRmhzV3JBOTFzX0dKNkNBbTVVem1TWVFGNE95ZlplQT09 |
Instead of fences, a better analogy would be one used in modern defensive warfare where
barriers are most (many say only) effective when covered by both observation and fire
https://irp.fas.org/doddir/dod/jp3_15.pdf | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbGp6YTZqOHJXUVo3dkM4TGZrUktheldsbFRDV09ERXpBMFhOWWwtc29vUFV2YlBVYmxKUU9NVWx1YWdQQlNXOXFNY3dBWDB4cXBKT3I4bUZ4aGZaeUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZmJEbk5KOUhPV252eHhTRDN1LVlfYlRrakVUNDRyR2U3VnpzYVNMMUhjSUxqN0pxOFYyVnlWU2dKbldSTWEtZVFldW1fUmVpYzhOcm52ME5HZm1GLXU0LXRMMGpZQ3hXWmNXS0tJMUhzU0doS2RYZFBuVXpqTHhZdUd0WG53eGdhcVV6YWVPWk5FR2dVbTVWaXhER1Y1LXQyRkhna0VBNFZSMHl6SmZvaXViOGlicVNMNk13aUdVY3R1al9pcUV0Zm81TElmUm5LWmtFWnB2eVpzV3Ntdz09 |
As a complete cosmology/astrophysics layman, it shocked me how quickly and readily scientists accepted the concepts of dark matter and dark energy as near-absolute truths despite no direct evidence.
I can't imagine another field doing this. If chemists find an unexpected reaction or result, they would never just say "it's definitely an unknown extra thing that we can't see causing the reaction", they would investigate the existing reactions to see if something happened in a way we just aren't aware of yet.
In much the same manner, it's equally shocking how readily physicists completely deny the possibility that light and gravity act in ways that we just don't understand yet. Almost as though it violates official dogma. >95% of researchers in this field that I've seen comment on this will yell that dark matter is a thing, once again with zero direct evidence.
Dark matter and dark energy, IMO, are examples of "god of the gaps" argument, and it wouldn't surprise me in 50 years if both fall to greater understanding of physics. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRY09rUHJ1VFJrcUxLdHk1amhpczVVZFhObFFaVzk1TmRvLTFwWjVpMGlXMXBUQVFWQlhGX2kyZy1fY0JHdWhQMXBabk5pdUxmZURWT0tLWlRTY1dWVkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRalFjMlNpdjdNWXdYaC1HZndjQTRSa1dmOExpNGl3YXJvLVdEQVNKUEN3Y0NITEd5QUl1Q2FDcUpXNlF2ZjgxQWJ6dmdUQUN6Yk9rNnFwT1RuXzlUNHlzc203MFBSZF9meTNjSzBRR1ZwZkp0Z0J5eEh4SWdYSlp6VkgwNzlZNUpjajhCcXRzNVA0RDJBZ2FuZDVpQ2J2T0UzMkpzeWgzcWVNM19udk1wTU52SWhocGdIaWNmZ2EwSXNtRXdxTE9TdktuWVRNRnRsRVFMazNUYlhMb2lZZz09 |
> So, then why is the universe expanding? I'm a dummy and can't quite figure out what they're saying in regards in it.
Here’s a crazy idea; what if the “expansion” is just caused by gravity? Mass in close proximity to other mass coalesces, thereby causing the voids of emptiness between mass-rich regions to grow larger as a direct result. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUjhycGVOSkV2cDJibFN1c3R6WEhXT2w2TXpQRWoyMXhveFVOZmE0aTdCb3ltZ1p3ZE4ybXpLOS1GaDJva29jd21WTlA1MXZxZHNyLVZyb2g5c2k2LThsT19FbzJ6VEFwcmJsWE5JY3VreUE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWHdlN1JuSVo1b0g1SzA2UTRBejJzZjJkdVdaNG5HNXo0WEFJMnRVeUtpY0U4bUI0eUg5dTNKc2dZSFdqWmNGMUotbmR1eVNPZFlPRXNUYUM1YTJfY204VW5vOEU5WEphWXlKeWsyb1lERVNMQlg0bGN3TEF2SVJYcnVrWk1ES0lfWHFweHdzSm1LTVYzamFSZVlJeEdZZnM5ZmxZSGxQZU1pV0lnalNOUmJhczBWNGpTVHprWDU5bENPMmlka3JnN0xKQW9MVkVIdk9LNXlyMHp1YklRQT09 |
And antiferromagnetism, or is that a subset of one of the others? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSFFJN3p0WS1obzNSYTlmU0F6THhrVHplQzBFMWFhYlhiX2JBZ3dFUlE2elI4ZEd0ZmNBTDFwOE5CUkY2VEdYNzhFNnNQYTZzR2w2bDZHTkplZi1wM3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRRU81LXV0aUZKVlpudldscmZDQXlQWkczeGdGMTlyUVY0U3dibzhQaDFrRy1RZDlGcUZBRHYwaEtIOVk3NEdRbFBSUlppNHNuN1BPcnNmSjUyRWFmV1k3MVhLeFVHRE9fenlCLThZNTEySWRuZ1hhWXNXZzA1bFh5ZEJyRFRWUkE3eWZPZXd2QXRUajNnTTRTTldGZXN3RWhuTjRnNnBLRFZVOVFuQ0hmSEcwSV9maGRrRFVkV0tOQldBQXJicXVTZFN2VkFtRDhheC1oZ05UM0JINm4xZz09 |
Wait so the two types of magnetism are "magnetic" and "not magnetic" basically ? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcngwa2hXSjQ4cVNBMlBXdDBrem91aHNFTWR4ZVBlOFQ0NzhCNERxeTJBT3VhTUczWFV1ZlVmNzIzWjRTNVhCaFNpcnBTQ0x3Sk84Nm9mV0d1YmNWZ0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRV0ZCaTRQeVo0a1IwUTJRVkVUQ1kzUkdhdnlxRzl0bUNrWlpPVkhBMXJxclBCSDc4amhmZ3RVenZldTlPZlhSVmNFaUFQakdEVmYyYVY3dXg3UEZLX2dMU0ZOenFLeGZLd1Q4SlFrOGVzVmxWNTI1cFZhTUdPcW5mc2FrbTJOZnhON01qemxsck5BTUZmdDc1Q0N3WEt0WG1uVGRIdDlSNEVXWnBpR3hHTm1vdG1DWG9EWEhsVUhfMGtvSEZacUt4NktkVzZ0akJaeWlkZUpqSVNScGJKZz09 |
Positive, negative, and animal... I've never experienced that third one. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRa3VqMDJHMHdoZ1R4MnRRcHcwaDI0dmdMLUp4d2RYY1IzdFM3SF9hSmRyZ1ZYeTQxOGxiSG51dllBTjRhQ2xfbTIyQ0F4MmI0TXJsT3FwRm1kSWd1NlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRemZxT2EzMkxRMnFGVGRBTlhNWlQ4eWV5WFNxMk44dnMxM2pieUFLTVZLeHRBM1F0aElMRDR6R2RiQnQ0ZENjelJnUXJ3bWpGclFMU2JMR0V4eDVhVDZOVlZCdC0wUHhFT0ZwaFpiMW81RlFndWdaQ0JhaVBaZmFvRjZ5WFEzNVlMSUZCUmtMSVJDVUlWdnkza09vMzJWT0hlM3VEVm9zOXpXNUQ1THZKemRWelFkT1VjRGVzYi1QOWVidnVEMTBKSl9SdlpCTF8ycW5tUDVZOXFITTBFdz09 |
> If you leave a crowded room and come back to discover your bag was stolen, you know someone took it, but don't know the specific person, you assign the placeholder term "thief", until you have a more correct explanation/identity.
If you’re a physicist, you call them a “dark thief” instead. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVFIyeWV0SnByUDJ0MU1XNXJjUnlURTJmSUtUMHFTckxvWTNQQTY2VHJTQUxKMkpEc0Q5MlAzZXplV0hoNXVOYmRySWt1YWtCeUh0SUVfaVdMREtpWEIwWWtWbjltdG1tcjRQQTNLbU5tZms9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdllGT3NLX1lFcjR5STFnWEFCcGJvYTdyM2N3TnhVMXM3RzVWWEZsWmxqTVhnTF9sWmJaam5qNXBBdEJzYVV6dW9qakN2N2U4QjhZRmZkdXVPdWRDYWJ0QmxWVGMtVWRSV0wxajJRekZXLUpSRGZValVuWXpDSnBKYlhta0daNm4ycy1NNGVGdXRJb2otOWF5MmNiV0x0ZkRNSllRT290UVhrWk9HQlJUU2pRa0I4RGZTQmpUS05NcXpNTUxzVEJDRlRTMHI4a0VLQUJjeEFXbDZ3MnJ3QT09 |
They forgot sexual magnetism. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbGFHYWYyek5Fdkd4SnU2VF9vbWR1NU9CY2dVWXh3X2VJaEt2V19YV3BJYW5lYVhYWkxfYlg4SHFablJqRmtrLTJLcDBrZGZQemJrMXhibnJIM1NBdlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUGlpdWJZRzNJQ0ZBeHVBRl9nZ1cyV05sMVVKTl9RYWE2WnFPRl90WE9GcXNIaFI3SEJDamFvcDhJaktTM0dQbkpEWWZkU1BYamk3ZVBVVEl1bWp3QnE0N3pJSm1tTzlaNGtIYUx1ZFlvVTUyel80cmhQV0hpNHZHcU0wNlZ3bDU4RlpzVk5xZmNmejZHUG5hWlZPbE9QXzZCaFJDLWhlNURqbGV1WnFudjJoX3JQclFiSlhFSzAyTjRhUXVIMHh1TDhCbVNLTjdWVmRzT0NXUVFvQlZNQT09 |
>So as a tip, for people with sparse eyelashes, hydrophobic curved false eyelashes (Fig. 4A right) could offer a practical solution for enhancing appearance while preserving eye protection.
This is the first time I've ever seen a helpful little beauty tip written into a paper and I find it delightful | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVHdzcGpfV2hLVWo0M2E5SjRUTTkwM1ZsVmZRcU9mb2VxUWVCalo2Vmo5RVhVcmstTVJQU2JoQVZVZmxPYy1GcUVqcGVvaW9sWXBKRDhHdi1yOU05UXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRaTRpbnV3bUtkZnZLSTVEd0tMSmdiT1BEbDd5V1FOcmNVZ2VhUzhYUG1sUGJhNnlMTzNjLUhLYXUxM2toMlFfQkdIUy1SdGtWY3h3M2NZQlREZVZPbFlVcVB3ak5PMjdGQnVSNUdSSEJISzV6MFVCVjVZaTZ6LU9pVDlRVjhuMHFPeDNERlFTeUVKMHRVcjYtSGVoM1JIckdHdmNiOVJUa1VXY0dQV2xFWDNKT1NuMDFaOENxZEdBbHlLTkdSaTM0aDVOODMwY0s0eWtKTXRjQUxNcVdRUT09 |
The authors of this article are not the authors of the paper in question, just fyi | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQWFseHkyQW15U1A4MkU1V3h2MDFQWDRPMGwzTU50eXVfQkh2T2FjNy1rY2VMa2R4NFVYWGFHazU2VDhZZmRIMFc5QzluUnl2N2o2dFlyLVN1bThmLUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVUxiSWcyUWJDcERDQTBJZktVdURGRkRYZ09lUjZELWZTRVhKbVQyZEZCWk5uSWdqVU1jZjBrbkdBTHlQLUhDdEFHU3hYS1diZ1VDVTRzRE84RFF4azU5NFdRT0lCMWJYSlJFYkk4aEVfNDVIRkRtckRETTVFdlM0QWFWU200cXhwRi1rUXZLWFNCTlFNdGdpMU5ZRTVKUXpPbFJmZHRheXZybWtsVzVNTjNqeVVMM3ZfQXhtamhTSDRldmZ4TDRwUHFpUjVDSmVnNzV2dDFfa2NqeXFyZz09 |
It was Einstein's special relativity that introduced relativistic effects like time dilation. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMGp0U1FsV0dUR1hmLVdMZUw3R1FGaDhHNmphU2taUnhSV25wV0hqSDdHUk42RFJFUW9YRGJQSXFRX2x6T1hUWVJuZE9talY5S1M3a0lHZmNPTVR1S2Z6LVpsMkxYN2JHVU1SLXo5NlVOcDA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQjUwU184WHJaSWpiS1o0dTJNSXI4a3JHTzN6bFFBNl82cjNQLURSelZjbjgzSTVLbklZY0ljN3ljeTI5RjZMTnNHMENxSDd2dlY4OUtCSkhxWW1vT0tiVE0yOF9IVzhWVFhKX1d2Yld0dEo0VE8wVXJaMmR1al9SVUVvN0dvMC1icFROblhvbk1ma2djc0E4cVFpT0JvbG9LOVZYZXhlbXh1NTZSQXNuX2Zla0tjcW1ucDZVcUlUUDM2cVduMV9HQWxsam1rei1LUTZ6Wk1mVUFIZDlOdz09 |
Dude, listen to your whole argument. That was the analogy you chose? The “original puppet” and the shadow absolutely do not move instantaneously together. And we know that because we know that light takes time to move anywhere.
Now, if we didn’t know that about light, it of course would be rational to think the two happened simultaneously. But we can literally measure the speed of light.
Your whole point is “we know these two things happen simultaneously.” When we don’t know that. We simply don’t. Just like we wouldn’t know that light isn’t instantaneous if we couldn’t measure it. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMFpWemg5VzQzMFBCTkpUU0xRcnNPb2FSUENRZkEwXzhoUWQ0NVVrbFE5T2J3bFVKRGdISjk0OTVfWWF6cEdWR2p4MGpWZ1NqUUNxNldEd1FyYVh2SWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRblU2X2VpUzliVHc3ZWttajdnR1I5X3JRTzBzRjlzM3FYQ1lEcUExM2ZSTGxaVmhDUWhYNVdxVXBWMHJpdWoyVUlJRG5RUTJOaFhiTWFPLTRhbFdJN094WVBMS054YXRCcGt6S05FdXNvVWNyU3phLUlDT1RmdTFWUXo3YTRkVHJYZ3p3U0JCSFpjYnFEMFVSaGVxT3pyZEg2OEdRMmdDcHNoRGE4bmtPRnFQZ0tkdENSX1Q5OUFRWGpRVTZTRnJLWnJNS3hiaWwwRkpUMkpOOWprU1RxQT09 |
Um. Dark matter is still necessary to get observed matter to behave correctly when bound in galaxies.
Dark energy is a later addition to inflationary cosmology. It’s only needed for discrepancies in predicted red shift at very large distances. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTnV4c3psa05kQ3R2UXhTOXZOcERBQ3JUZ1NNV0ZnN3NoWVMzcnAzZHp5c3phX0g3cGl5QTZNOTV4bHdvSUpSNVdlaTJaWnEzVHh4R3NtRzJPc0RkbUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRN3hXYzVVenRsd2JqaUZiWUlFYW1HeF83aFl5SW41aFRhdXJoM0prRlVqZWlobnZDWFVXeExqUlZrd25CU1dxNXVBM3RpRDdQMHk2UUxJbUZzR1ZvczRUczlGS1dBVk5oWEhyTjVOTlByc25qVENsWmQxUnRIY254T1BVTERtNWU1NG1jZWpUZmFmbUpGaXM4RG8xSmJLV2Y2aXJGbUVnSTlfdzJ1Rzg3eHJUVnluWnpLZjNUeFFOWVFxVUtGU1lYelFNTU8wXzdRNXBXX1ZiVmU1WXRXdz09 |
"All theories are wrong, but some are useful" | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRS084bnZwUGJhQmhQSENCWlRDLWREQkcyYm9DN2JFTlZkTGtjVzhaOTI5S2x1NV9JcFIyeTVUazQ5WFQ4ZnFpOFJ2WDdfTXZXVmN0WmZpLW5kOEJZcWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSDFCZDNCMWNob2xwbW5HejhIRFFwVGRZUmc3TUMwc3Z1UUVTbzVDcDliRUNKY1F6bk0tZjMyNW9WTUFXZnVhdXQxMXR5UG41UmI0UXJaRTdvbWFmbzhJUzduT0FaRU5KbkphYmdlemFnNUZfUXEzV2VnZmJkbW80YVpmMnhiLTgySFZYZnZ0NGM1Y3JhdzV0bEJ5c0c4cVB1cXNnYm1uMzA4clZVZ0FrVXlNM0N2WURjTlYyM1ZqNk05Smpmbzl4TVcyeHlVcVlJdmhybi1Hc2tkMktfUT09 |
How do you see it as that? It was a variable in the theory that was arbitrarily set to zero, then was cut to experimental data when it was found seeing it to zero didn't agree with observation. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSUREaFNtd3NtMjJFRzlfZ0JscWlUMWZ1aEVsQnl5QXZmZnVUdnBIelByNXFPc2ZsZG5ZUEl2MTJWN2dEejN0ZG93OWpCRmc5N3E3TmkzNFhEdFk2TkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTjM0Uy16dGo5ZmZiemN2Q0RGLUlVZWg5YU12b1Rhd1NNdkVGS0Y2UTFNNG5qTlRPTVN3N1U5TzNiOUlveVNZVURhTG5CdVFSczVGN3VCMHBmVW5JN1Y0c2VuZ0RQQjRSTTVCNEt0RlpvQUF0Xy0zRzhvUm1DOU5BSnlRdWl4UV9pNGxPWWlMRWhjTFhLZFktbXl5TWZqTUtDNVJSdWdrLWNDZjhnWnZmU3ZraDNRMUdTQXpvTUZWZ3BjN3lZalpQYm9NdUZLcTljZDU3VmN6ZnJBVE9nQT09 |
Daydreaming is normal. Maladaptive daydreaming hinders your real life experiences, which is why it’s maladaptive. It starts as a coping mechanicsm and eventually becomes an issue on its own. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYWF1Zng4M1VSMldOTVFlZnFiVGh1NWJxN092Y25CZ0hEU0lGNGRUZ0I2c1hRbDdxRDhXdXlIakp4ZUN2ZUNlYmpRWDlVbk5IeXRIZnoxWmZRYU95SGlVMVhVLVU0cU8yQUtfblFjVW9yMlk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUDVlYXVFMmZDdUt6RmhwYzZ1Q1ZydzFkb0phdVFWUVZPT3IyNWo0RGlYNEQybDNVVkU0RUtsQ2doVHU1bE5HcWE3YXNvU3pkM1h4ekp4dTRyb2lwTkdESDk2M1NMNjhGZnVnOEc4a29SVWY4cTJJWGpLZ2NHYmhpbUEyeTJreWN3b2g0aTBRS3JsZjg1WW5LckZ2SmF2Z3B4UXJndUZZbnNKUDRaUWpvQURhb0FhWXZqMU5WcDZqc2RaVGJJY3JuMUxTQmZTZVBKNU1xWnpDUldfX3kxUT09 |
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>So, the fact this paper is citing such an unpopular model directly proposed by a co-author many years ago to me suggests something of a bias.
Appeal to bandwagon fallacy also suggests something of a bias to me.
> Maybe it's true, but this paper isn't reflective of a new consensus, only a very good PR campaign.
Does every physics paper need to reflect a consensus to be worthy of attention? What’s wrong with everyone proposing their own pet hypotheses and testing them against cold hard reality to see which is right? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWlQ1MkxYUlVXRmJjRW5HZGlSNE5rQzBWRk5hZl9CTHR1NlhoRTY4NV9WWHNXaVRrX01uUFUwQU1WeEFXQmhjQk1lM1drcEhBZkFlY3IzQVlRa1l5NTZFQlRmbXVXNmd0Vy1zVWMydWJZTTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUnM3VVpZSHV0MFJGM2pOWWNqamRSZ3QyZXVLS0FzZVo2ZHVKQnpHN1ZoSGZZVnluSXBQeFBRTzM3UlBkQXRDel9nZ2NpNVJtSjc2TkJ5OWNHQkRmaFloWmM5R1lqUmZHSFRjNENRWnZaZTVxM1dpNnhGR2RzLUd6SlltMVVMYkpRd2p0X2J1VnZBMng1REk1RmJsLWFnT05LTUlFakx0V21uanBZNHlpUzM1aDVUMkc2V1ZlT3RNZS1tSWJUblJsS0l5TUlGNG5rTU5nWmxFZmZEUzdZZz09 |
Magneto fans are going to become even more insufferable | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQlY0aTF6dDkxUG1xWlBXR0FHRzlsUXFQWnJFV1J1NmxpeHlDZkRobWt3S3p6bTNOWEFMck9zU2ZOWV9kaEtJSUY5N2ZoYjd0d3RrSHlRdzY3TE9VdWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRelQ3ejVod3FwelJpd2xZM2k0Tk1Yd0FlbUY2YkQ5WklXYmpMM2ZQdHUtN29WYk1jRWxDdW9pS2hfWjUtZWVaalZSSmlrb2otaEJJdkdkdUNseVFyUXh1ZXhIWWhEVWMzdWFub3kta2ZFRWJzemFqc0hFc2JKU2pocW9zWWFnR2dSSEJ0SWwzd0cxbENMWmZkcVRuMFdMb3ZsWTFZMzNpaVZFcGF3TkZFUkp0LWtoT2djVURMa0xnNnVaMENQMURETmdZTUZ3Z0tqMno1LXdIOG9JQnNMUT09 |
I’ve linked to the press release in the post above. In this comment, for those interested, here’s the link to the peer reviewed journal article:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41538-024-00295-6
From the linked article:
Adding sweetener to coffee enhances ‘night-owl’ effects of caffeine
Researchers have found that adding sugar or artificial sweetener to drinks with caffeine gives a significant boost to the sleep-wake period in mice
Adding sugar or artificial sweeteners to coffee disrupted the body clocks in mice more than coffee on its own, researchers have found, with it causing day and night to be reversed in some mice. If this holds for humans as well, adding sweetener to coffee would have significant health ramifications.
The findings were published in the journal npj Science of Food in August.
If you need to perk yourself up in the morning, or stay up late to get some work or a school assignment done, most people will make themselves a cup of coffee or grab an energy drink containing caffeine. These “night-owl” effects of that perky chemical are far from unknown. Myriad epidemiological studies have demonstrated how night-oriented people tend to drink more caffeinated beverages than morningness people, and experiments on animals and cells have shown how caffeine works to extend the waking period of the internal body clock.
The mice that had consumed the caffeine-sweetener mix experienced a very long “free-running” sleep-wake period of 26-30 hours, and some even switched from a nocturnal circadian rhythm to a daytime-based one.
These effects continued to happen even when the mice were subjected to persistent darkness. This latter phenomenon suggests that the caffeine-sweetener effect is operating independently of the central regulator of the internal body clock, the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which lies in the hypothalamus in the brain. That central regulator itself is normally governed by light and the natural day-night cycle, and it in turn ensures a synchronization of clocks situated in organ tissue elsewhere in the body. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRa1pnamlZS0kzZzhWX0ZGdUQwSDRsSDdQZDZjWVRmNWlHOUI5R2gwRXBFS0pDMUJHOER1NFVxU0g5ZG05UnVhYmNjU21iU0loc1hpTm5xMHA5U0hraUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcDJOWGtNOFJKeTQ0WEYxdzBaYWI0cWVhdGtxTDRHUWdPSXpFdkItQksyMGM0SG1qajBvYXhDOXlOUS1KVTZiWWhzWUoxOENrMFJqZ1EzbWNqUFo2YmU0NEt4bkY4cGJtSmd1SmRna0hDcWNMdlJQOXo0TVJOc2hZOTZQZUMwOHQ5TVdyMkw1aDlOMXZDRTJXcVk0OEludjltc09GX1JZdzJFaEhidElxbWNtbG51VzJQU0MzdlNkVXpGWmFQd3I1R1FRT3JianVRbUlEYnBIdmEwbWRPUT09 |
Where did you get a variable speed of light in a vacuum in any of this? You appear to be talking about something entirely different from what's in OP's link.
And yes, you do sound like a crank, complete with the usual whining about how the poorly-supported ideas you favor are being suppressed by the mean ol' scientists, and delusions of being smarter and less deluded than everyone active in the field, that's basically *universal* among cranks. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYklvV2pDRS16RnNRWDUtNFJVREpvcEhDUmFYMHdGWFJ5R2xKVEJYNFdiYi1va0M2SjhSZnBzOEVGQzZIU05Ibm9FdFBHcnVMZFRFcmlsRDRHUEgyTnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ1VHY0FyN2RLenQtcnJWaUpraWwyR1JScTlldGxtT29ILVhMUnB6RnRkdEctYnY0bjV3ajJlTl84dUxuZGQ1RHV2amNZdXFOd1AwMmNfQTBUbVZuYi1RNzIxcExPN1pyRzV5UlpjSnd3Wm9kODBmZTlsenJ4LUhWaXFLRTlDUW5GOUN4eGN6NDJORjhKVWRGTGNWTWJEa2VrM2NFZUZIeVZyQ3dMUXNneUJsbkdxQVVXZG1zUjdEQWJZVlRUSmdkS1pPQWZHNXdtZzhRbHpQZlNnTW1SQT09 |
No no he’s not dead, he’s, he’s restin’! Remarkable writers, the Norwegian SciGnus, idn’it, ay? Beautiful magniloquence! | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWTViM0V1T25QWHFXT2ZfYW54dE9VUmN1bjh6OUhLakJKMXZvUTNVQUhfdS1CQllHcFpaOVYyMkN1cWtNSjlTYjd4SXNZTXV1eU9OVXd2SjF1djFrbFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcTdYa1ctVmMtM3gxTXdQRFFRSTg2aFRjdU0tTF9OWlpfRHhjYThiX0JfRVFhNE9iV1ltdWlqSmpnZ3VHdm1tdzVZeVp2UzBJN0gwcVdVM0MyeUJ2V21CLVRpLVB1Z1hCNmZ2WU9pTW1NSEZHT2NSb0o1bHplRDZma210VFEtZzBBTWRQUnluZm5fWTFSNF9nWG1YSDdWcHZrLUdoUlVheHlkTFdDTWNqd1hmT3FrbDRtUDFKNUFxNzVjNWFRZzhuNDVMOWtfaWJ2a3FJMWFhT3hmYWJ6QT09 |
Dark energy (& dark matter) have always seemed to me be a bandaid over ignorance.
" We don't know what's causing this, so let's make something up."
It reminds me very much of the idea of the luminiferous aether from the 1800s.
Maybe instead of inventing whole classes of energy and matter that can't be observed, admit there's a possibility we've got it all wrong. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRNGttWjVXRF9NM25BbmRJOWNNUEszMUxNbW94U3dOTkFHUEJjMXBWVzBJcWlLdUE2LTVpdDR1cENmZEkxM1VqNS1tUFJsMlFZUUk1VWxwWWxRTHk0R0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRSWFscXJJMnh3TS1raEVzbTd1SGdQSnB3MXRiR3lmcWg1UnRrZVlrbHdWcEd3SXlHbzlxV212ZUVDeHlmbXBCWjdRUlM2RXVDV2tYa0tGU2d2djIxUmhjQXd5UmZKRURJT283bmQwOHplM3FjS2xWRWZvdG9mN1VXSEo4VS1XeVV1UWJzQjdrRmVHcGJkcV90UWxXVXdmWFpWSkxKUmtfdGdPV3Z5LURaTnpIVi1EQkQzcU5ZRVVzZGZpVTFWaTl5Ty1NdzkxZm8wd1dra1lWNzdoR1FnZz09 |
I've always suspected this or something like it would be the case. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcWs0YjktRHh3d3JkdXpTOXo5TXRTWURPSnNfSDJaRjltNEZqS2F2VE1rX3hGT1h0LVY1ajZTZVRiWXVBX1VYdHNJMk92SnhBX3hTbWhib1BYX3JpSkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYTVtbkdiNzhvd2tZM2NJeTEyMmdfd1BOSGVuekVDU2JqODNWbXBpWmRhd19OV1N4RERRbW15RUgya1A5Um5RTmU1TC1PZ0kxbFNVejcwc2tveE5UNlRjeU9MUjdVTWw3T016eko5bUJqY1VLX3dMZEVLd0Jhc21vZHRzTktSQlgzNVRvUGxXS2hfLTlobE1vV2pyaWI0Q3lpSl9GaE01NG1rRjVpUEtSYUJ3dFJPUGttd1JiZldwRjBnTWszcVpDcW5OMjU0N3dlVWxJelQxWGtnQ3dsUT09 |
And now "weird magnetic" | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMkVHNFlLVURwLUVUVVZTd2cxb0ZLTk1iVmN3VzZISDFxOEtNZkpoeU4zZ2ZYZGhKazBBVGtyXzVpdTJCeWdBcWlXazJiam5EWndnbVY2bjdnRnlHeFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRNF9PMG5TWU9JZlNVaW1TVTR0ejVmLWFXYjhVM1dBM1BYQ1RrWUZJTVQzZmZtTXRGU2NrSURDVWRpVlRwZE92dGd0NFdteWpRY3BaWkdFb05TUWxfVVQ3RGY4WkI1TFVocGZMZGkzQ0F5LTdLSFJReThLTDlXRms5TnpZVnctY3BMeW9pR1dFSjAzZGI0Z09iQ3dVak0tRFNpbWdNbG1UYVdhWTVyOWZsNlk0d2c0N250b2VlajdsaFAwYkFuLV83WVFfcU1GTkt3WUhzN1ZHbGdUUnpPUT09 |
No one has put down a concrete set of definitions or theories, if I'm wrong please pass it on to me. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVWNVMUJQeUYwYzNjVWJkODQ1UWktVGVUelFhcDdRNG1QeHdVVEx5LTlLYS1SLXVxRTlTNG5VT1JiY1F0NEdIVlZCX0R3NXVpdm9LZ3p2ekJoUFdxOXlNZ1FwamVxOGpRNHE0OXNYTVFCSXM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhReWQ5bVBGbHhGOGNpQmEyN2VTNHVXZEdEaW1icGNocEQwWXNUWXo0a0p3ZjFnbThObElONWZka0o2RXNYRUZ4UUtMbEdDQUI1aThxdWFBQ25ETEF4dGF4a0k2UGRhZGdydHR2U3g2cEpMejNleTB5a2NIdWoxVHBfcHRhMGtJbzk3YXNqenhNM0NvWEZTaFBpaDFIMUVPcS1mWFFES2xKVFFkM1JEMUc3cGRDeWhBa2ZwbllodWcxYXJzcTBVRUFzTTd1S1lTejUyclB1S00yR2h2QXpXQT09 |
flat spacer huh | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRT3JGd0Z1TXRFMlNSX19yV1hCM01KN3B2YUI2SWVZc1lKcVU0RnFJQUFXRmtnd1RKd3ViVXBwa0hta3FlZFVTZDJSaG5lRkdtWGVpdE9Fa0kyby05cFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVnp2WDdRcHdHT2Z2YW1ZcUc1MW9NYTE0WmFoeEJ0QUVlN2drOGNNWV9uRXBjemtyVnRTQVJnVkVHZjlWb05UeDU3VjViYWtfaGcwdlZoTHdMWUxjbUJiM3NBQVZuWHF2UFQ0dS00Sld2OVVMaGJDR2ZsajRWcl80NHVFbkhucm5ycVh4eWFYV015TXJaUE5XT1BwYXhpaGdDVG5BTWVPSEIzZTY5TXppUnF3bUpzQjJOY0dpWC1UdkIxMnlGdTJjS0lmNFN3T1ZFZlVQMk9vSFVKNllldz09 |
So we're all camping on lil time-islands I guess.
And increasing the # of islands in a grouping slowes their collective time. And furthermore the larger and more massive the islands, the more time dilates.
Makes sense.
I imagine its like driving in a straight line on a flat road. And only accounting for the straight line distance to the destination.
Where as gravity adds tons of hills and dips and curves in the road, and Now we need to account for the distance taken along the path.
Lumpy Space | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWFNwaVg2U3JfZ2UwRzhPbjVXQU43cnNSMXB6SjJMY1lrdEdVY2xDMzVoZ2d1bzFhUWFyTmdEVXBvblJEVTlGM2dRcDFWVUhLc0tyZFhfM2JxMXdMOFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQ3FIZUpqcjh5a2Y1SXRFMjRTQUxlaTNNbHNtRk02cjFPVDJQMXlfVHM5eVR6bkdxTDlMWmdpaGVjTzNaYlF2TVlkRXNVVzVUMTRBdzVrUklxWDhPMExIT3NqMU9pWHVGRlNWeG9mU3l2OE1tdmpRUG5sbDA4ZlRxLXpLWldrZlFUb2lCUTF3Y2lRVFNoWVAzQ0tqMUI1dUVwaFExVU5KbGtDRkp2LW9xV1Nrem1uZE1wT2NRUVZEWHhnMk9tNDRSeXZ6TlYtZVBZOGFfbmVQVG9sc3dSdz09 |
The movie, “Midnight In Paris” kind of explores this theme | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZk5tNWdQZWd3Y1JpM3hJUUNLNUJZaWlZOHJvV2c4RTBkM1hhYzc3aWJpOU5VVDdwc01sdmd2RW9aaGR5VEhGSERGRUNxTEdOVndpLUdwM0RmOGt0aGdJNExwZ0RyeXhLWThSX3YxYl9VcUk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMHNObU1ZSndXREpWNzNncGVLWmR3c2hqS2pBWVpvS2ZHNGJCYXlTcHdJa0x5dFd4MUJzWGF0eXhuMkFGdGFKZ2M4Yjd0c1h4TGVzWDNTUlJmTEVvX09XTUpsaUdwclNJZG1XSHhQLUloM0hOaFE0dXU3enIwdzEtemtlZmx5VnhvMWpUMVZ3aXVjM2o3aE9NVGp0SGUzR1VNUkdGUHREc3hpRlZXOU5qYjdkcFdQQjFGQzFEcXBoelRNOUEwWkNvRzFUV1R4aEktWUhHUVB3ZXh3VGI2QT09 |
Math can show that a particular theory is inconsistent or that a particular case is mathematically consistent with a theoretical framework. Everything else requires inductive reasoning in one form or another. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRanZvVkFVV0paZWEwQXpPb1dnX2VxM0w2YlRCY3lLeGl5ZXFaaXJ2bUQ4WjJySzNYdnpFaVJHdzhpbEp4WWE2UkdxbXh3Wk01ZFZBUHNiUzNKdDQtbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdDJ1V2YzcE9mWXlYNjdwWmJxdlRxNHBTMzJyZ3R5VVdnOWVjUm5qcGtWN1RkSU5kZ2tsZGMxYWQwSTktX2lEVGxBZkNZd2MxR0JESDlCSXcxVkhoa3dEVUdBQl84QndWTnpmZ1ZIS3RqVGt2Vm5JZFZIRmNXUW9WZC1GVW0tYjNneWd3dE9IZFp2S0NuV3Fhci1YMVdUMXd5NXBCOVd0OHA0Q2dxS2FHaDkySkZ1TkdLWklJSUd2MUNwLWFuaU5QSDI0elBYZTFoeTNWWFpaRnhkdkFwZz09 |
It's a weird one. I'm an engineer and also Pagan.
I see "magic" and religion as science we just don't understand yet. Wether it's a social/psychological thing or an actual physical thing. Who knows.
I personally believe there is something to it but I am also happy to be proven otherwise. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRV1BOdnMtdnFQal9tenIxMDB5ZlB1UFJzaGhlUGh1RDl3SmhnUDhvcWFvRWQybmk5dTF2TlM2X1ZTTnE0elRlWjZmWXJ1SXZjRlBTX3JPNDRmcThMZXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVUo0ZzctbzhjdTJtTkZjLXZkVW9wbHg5Vk5vNU5PaU0tbXQ5VWZjOXVJZU85bXg1MU93d0RhNHdvUHhtcVZUWE9nMEVZdkVVUEs0TXFyX21LdXktT0VxMkhGM2xVMjBON1Q4aXR6S1VGYkJ6b2NwVkFsR2l1dGJMaERxS21QNlVWV0Q2d3ZaTzM1amJtYzF6QXVxTWNCZ19fOWpQT3k1Z3hzU3pMSDMwcWtGX0ZBTzJyaTNwYlpnTFNoaUwzZFZ5cjV0TE40c1daQ3FjSHJNcjE5NWdqUT09 |
> In regards to let's say muscle hypertrophy specifically, the second workout only benefits you around 50% of the first without in the week, the third only 33%
Elevated muscle protein synthesis peaks at ~24 hours post-lift and drops off rapidly after that to near baseline by ~36 hours post-lift. So no the second workout doesn't somehow have less hypertrophy and the 3rd even less.
> In real world practice, one good workout a week, and not overeating will have you looking pretty good. Two good workouts a week is enough to look really phenomenal.
Sure once a week is better than nothing but unless you're on gear you aren't really going to get much size or strength gain off one workout a week. If that were the case, every gym bro would be looking amazing in no time flat. Don't give people false ideas around exercise, it will discourage them when they don't actually get any results from an awful workout program. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhROGZreG5rQ0I2R084UTVhLXpDU2hhUng4MnRYS1VVaUVGQ1lGclVkMDZnM3F5YXlaNlhCVE5FSFJMLUJjcEFSMnUyeFl6eDlxa1hieEMwUXpmM1FlLWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVDBudGtnRkhvX3Vlbm91M1FBUnN4WmRrZTB0VVNKRnZmZkM4VDVSYWZpWXdTMkR6RDJZMmtydnRhNDNHLXY2Z1p4WjAzajZnaGhXRTFGajVVbzVwM0ZPYnR5bEoxZzlXOE1tYW50WThOZ1ZCZzgzcS00Q2FOak9CTHJ1ekFTc1Z1QkVjc0FhVW0zRWExRWZuRG9ISFpySmlENk1qWkdWbTlPOEpFS3htMXNWS1ladmVSeGhTZEsxNnd2WkNPelF0QTF0amtrRWVwM21GUENmcTI5NFNWUT09 |
Are magnetic monopoles possible now? I am a noob at physics, please forgive the silly | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRN1B6cVk3Y3JaajF3a2wwSmt6WmE1NXZpUnRRYUp5MHNxajh6TVRWT1lVR1NuXzRZckJZdVVVVXBYa2ViNWdCQ1l1U3Z6ZnBCYXU4aTJybFpYb05ZMXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZE81dmFjT3U3R3Y1WmxfUkhnZDZCcXY4d0c2QzcxbUhOSkhUTDlpNXh3ekloSm93YzFZREdWdFdSaDRQS3FwdmFnSzJxQVVrNEJ1MFVaMmR0RTRMWWU5ZHZyZzZ4MUVqckFOQWhaR3gtc3NVUmtPa1RsQVJvbUlodlNfQlZDWGJkVGNFRk5DcmJxWVJwZDFTRWlZUWY0OGpJTmNscHpTODFCQTljUE9HUTJNVDh3eWxEZHdGV0dadW80dlJCa1VkcmVoVDVXTkxhV3BSRW40TU1Ea25rZz09 |
Man, talk about a brain-twister. Like intellectually I can understand the idea that space is expanding at a uniform rate but time is going faster in the voids so they expand faster, but ... also no. Like that's not what "a uniform rate" means. (I know it is what it means, just ... not in any sense of how we normally use those words.) | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUG1kcTZaSnA5WEJicy1RNEZrWnNWLURkY1pPUGk1c1htekl6RHZWTzJZMms5OHE4Q0JaZXdYNXUxSHM0XzZjVmIxWUR5dUdwRzIxNjctNkdoSko0Vnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVTBLWmJrVmFRZEJwOE81MlhkSmY3N1BrV2Eyc1NrNDBYeFdpaHZMM0FPVGF5d083d1ZqZEVocnh4YnRHWm83cjA5aDZnMUJMVzlwd1llYlozdE5mQmoxaFAxRlBPbEVFbWptaWRqSXpHd3F1SFRyLTN5QWRWQmtsa2JaNFdoV0tBS1NReGQ5QUNUTHpwekt0OVhjc1RtbjIxa04wTzNZSXR3N2NJU0dVLVVFUzlyTDFZNXJlUFZKeVlsX1hzMUx1VU41VW5uaTU2SEJVU3ZrLUtobjNCZz09 |
Look man, we don’t know how this is happening, and we don’t have any way to test it that would prove it’s happening, but we know it’s happening. Once again, we know this thing is happening, and it may even be do to things we also don’t know are happening. But we know it is happening.
Honestly, this guys argument sounds more like religion than science. This is the way to say “god works in mysterious ways” while trying to sound like an academic. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTzJXVDVpNGlEU1JzcVR5WUlYMzdsQWJMcEVVemtBeWhGcHp3TDdRd1dsbmVFT3pHOVF2dUpCTi1MeTZGVk5Ia1BrNzZIN1RtcHk5OEpDYWRDQlIzaFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRaFZncVlIVkgxc05kUHBkejVQWGNWTVMxbW94SUV6TlRmbU1CUFVfNWE3b2dTenM4NGZQRjg5cUstZnlMU1Y5NExKakRtM1B3MHF0VUZPbktZZEg3T29MWXpiX056SnkyWTB4ZnhSSHE5UDMyN25aR3RVdHBmNXdjcmQ3TXVZSXZsNHh2OU5YNVNzVXFzTXQ4SHpyZEhpWHVGNG0zbHlfTjRUZTQ3ZFUyNG93R3FVTDUzRzgxMVZjbHlCaVFJdXJ1Z0pzeFh2LVJKa2JqSHdvaEVEX0liQT09 |
See my reply to /u/daHaus here if you missed it: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/1hlzcec/dark_energy_is_misidentification_of_variations_in/m3r52vi/ | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRakhuNklFZktlaldTNXhNdjZ3OHR1c2Nld0ZaTU9LY0ZuNDl0UGJha0NNTWpwUWw4Zzh0U3pSeVVUdTAzenhKbU1fbHlYWXJ4ZExLdDUydFR5X0g5UEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRR25iY1NtOGlaelhoMlA3ekU4SzcyUU9vSzNpanZFUWR2SlNpYmVQUkhWa1hSWmNkQXVLci1UM3ZQcUtnYnFwOTNKbkpLOHoxY0pLVktsQ09VbndEYUxwWlNHLWZtT2M3bmZONnFYa3JyRm5DS2ZlZlpzRGxBZHVrSm5XcWIzSjlVTUpKc1FUcE9XdmtVX1hXUzZCdHVSTkxhYTFLMkRtRFFOUTlyUmNoa3laOFhXY1JUNmJHdDdvV0Q4cmRzVHUwejRJWFB1QXhFa1dYUlhQaGVnZXRFdz09 |
If your adding something to the water, you *will* be testing concentration, because otherwise how do you know if you're adding the right amount? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRRFo3c1RYUFcxdXoyYmV1WnVKbDExZTNYamF0R2JYRVpUaUx2bXVjVTdjWXYwM2RaV0dKVDZaNWtSazNTczNhMEhaVXE1ZGhjYkVkRWk4VkRLOGRkTWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRV0ZWMjc1a3FkWXFLQkFuRU5EQ3ZVZFhGMEhZUVNUT2szQ1dNSTczVDJGeldNYWdmalNmRTVPeWlnYy1uWllIZm4tRVlaX3I0b21xUnViU241WXhPYmg1Q2lXS1JVTnprS0FiUDJmVXAtcTdvZmpHTkNmRTh5bGxSYU1LNG0tdFR5eFN3MlhubGtOTXNKNllEX2pKZ2IxTFdFLVBmaHBmeGtUQ3NWQTBmLWhfZi1IZXJ2Z3hRU3VzTmZtWFd4dWF5OWg3NnlQUmlfc0w3N3F2S2l5cEM4UT09 |
> Im getting a 404 on the bookmark I had for the Nancy Grace, and the wiki link is bad too. ¿Halp?
really? You want me to give you a link for something you can easily google? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbmM4eE1laTh2N2ZkbUVnUHE5ZTZ6TVZoY01ELWVWckJiMXdPeG9lZDBGa3JTcUYzOE9aMHo5VTY3LVkwRVdGTFd2U2dtRmh3V0UzQUs2WER4U0lIa1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRd3VRdjY4el9vNDdOV0JzaF9fandBTjhUSWZMMVdPUUoxR3RwTklIS0tHaGVYcm9peHV5bnl6MXBwNTEwUUFCSm8ybmx0ZnZ5d2lQbDJ2dUlVNW8zM0hMZG5Ub0RITVAyWktSYXBNbzFEbU0tOWlOWmRKSHhVNzgzem40RjVNVTMza19XWmRNMEEtdlhnM3NScHZDNUYxRTJ6Rl9UQVVOY3hGN1puTDBRVkpKazZPcllYNmhnek5MNWhvV0IyakhlWDkwV0x5T1VyTnR5cWhnWVVNQ3g3dz09 |
Timescape Model Described (compiled by ChatGPT o1)
A Detailed Exploration of the “Clumpy Universe” Metaphor
This discussion covers how the universe is not a “smooth soup” but more like a “clumpy stew,” and why that matters for our perception of cosmic expansion—especially in relation to alternative models like timescape cosmology.
1. From “Smooth Soup” to a “Clumpy Stew”
Historically, many cosmological models treated the universe as if matter were distributed smoothly and uniformly. This idea, called the cosmological principle, assumes that on large-enough scales, the universe looks the same everywhere—homogeneous and isotropic.
However, observations show that matter isn’t spread out like a thin broth. When we map galaxies in three dimensions (such as with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey), we see large-scale structures: filaments, walls, and clusters of galaxies threaded together in a cosmic web, along with enormous voids that have very little matter. Rather than being a “smooth soup,” the universe is more like a stew filled with thick lumps (clusters, filaments, and superclusters) and brothy voids. Each region can behave slightly differently from the next.
2. How Clumpiness Relates to Our Perception of Expansion
In the standard Lambda-CDM model (Lambda Cold Dark Matter):
• We typically average out or “smooth over” these inhomogeneities when modeling cosmic expansion.
• Despite local clumps and voids, on extremely large scales (hundreds of millions or billions of light years), the distribution of matter can still appear roughly uniform.
Proponents of inhomogeneous cosmology or the “timescape model,” notably physicist David Wiltshire, argue that we shouldn’t ignore these lumps and voids. Two key effects are:
• Gravitational Time Dilation: In denser regions (like our Milky Way), clocks run slightly slower than in empty voids. Over billions of years, this can affect how we interpret distant signals.
• Apparent vs. Actual Expansion: If time flows differently in voids than in galaxy clusters, some of the observed “accelerated expansion” might be an artifact of how we measure distances and redshifts from our relatively dense region.
Factoring in these local differences, timescape advocates suggest the universe’s expansion might not need a separate “dark energy” component—if the calculations account for the clumpy nature of space correctly.
3. Why It Matters to Us on Earth
We live in the Local Group (part of the Virgo Supercluster), which is much denser than the vast voids found in intergalactic space. Therefore:
• Human Perspective: All of our measurements (telescopes, satellites, etc.) come from a dense region. We rely on light signals traveling great distances to gauge redshift, expansion rates, and distances.
• Potential Bias: If time or geometry is different in less dense zones, our “local clock” could skew our interpretation. Some alternative models suggest we might be misreading cosmic expansion by assuming the universe is more uniform than it really is.
• Cosmic Scales: These differences might accumulate the farther out we look. Although Lambda-CDM remains the mainstream, inhomogeneous models serve as a reminder that our standard approach could be oversimplifying.
4. Looking Ahead
Whether these inhomogeneities negate the need for dark energy is still an open question. Astrophysical surveys and space missions such as the Euclid satellite (launched by the European Space Agency in 2023) aim to provide more precise data on:
• Galaxy Clustering: Mapping how galaxies group together and the size of the voids.
• Weak Gravitational Lensing: Observing how light bends around matter clumps.
• Cosmic Expansion History: Tracking how the Hubble rate changes with time.
By comparing the data to both Lambda-CDM and timescape predictions, scientists hope to learn if our concept of “accelerated expansion” truly requires dark energy or if there’s a deeper explanation for what we observe.
5. Concluding Thought
The contrast between a “smooth soup” and a “clumpy stew” underscores how varied the universe can be when you look closely at its structure. For those of us on Earth, this clumpiness highlights that our vantage point is inside a relatively dense region, which could influence how we measure and interpret cosmic expansion. While the Lambda-CDM model is still robust, alternative ideas like the timescape model show that our understanding of the universe continues to evolve as we gather more detailed observational evidence. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbzRVSHFsSUpPWFZvVEZ2aXdDMUVPVkQ0NjRiSFFVVFVNRXlzVzA4ck9DVzFpVmNjYXNxQXZoRXUyREtDRmowVi1ya1ZUM01uTzUyTm1WVVlUX2p1VXdfMVRtVG51ZlVSUi1LUlMxSXVtXzA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUzVNemJQUW5xbEJkY0NGcjhvVThFRGpBSDM1NTZTemk1ZXVMNlFWeC1tSmVhMXNUWFJDSnFuTG5jSGVzTS1wMUxfZy0ycGVfLXZRcWdOYV9KT294bmd2VThKSzZaSGl6YXNrRVNMQUhWMnNfMHJmZHBUbVcwV0hyNDZ4MEIzVmFSRjRLc0hSWXE2RS1ORXRNaHNJT2hYSVFHeGs3M3c2SEx0dHZKQUpEMUJ0TmRlbjItSW9HT2gzS2VwUkVkUVR1X0pTUm1xOHB5YkJRcExiNEJ1SV9JQT09 |
Layperson here; I thought mice studies aren’t good to draw conclusions for effects in humans. They can start line of sight research for in humans, but effects aren’t translatable necessarily. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVVVyLUlFSXBfQkM5MjhjVHprdWdHZzVlc3FPcGhnMUZQNmZnYXk5VVZPZkkzTzAwX3BUd1UzbjRCMm5xeklXRV83Wl8xMzhpa3BwaC1YdURuRy1QRXJBeF85WWZnR1A4OFBUb29BX2RONTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTDR6Q096Y0E2U1h3bVB1ZjdjMjh4Y2E2dmxrODQwLUpGTnR1Q1QwZGVybklPQ29rSkpuallUWkt1SG1tbUpZend0ajJzWjB4bW5wOHFtOWxwUzkwR2lKNjhpSExzb2RMcVlKLUFHUldzWWdyVnY5RVpWMnRvSFlZS3BGSS1JZy13WHVmNGMwS1dmWXp2TnREdW1TeFlHb2V3aFdPeTBpbHJVcnVMWGQzU08yU2ZnZTdnN3FPYXZHRlNrYXpCdUpnRlJpM3Bqc1NLRnBXRzBxRExGeFJMdz09 |
For strength training. You still need cardio, at least 150 mins per week for moderate intensity or 75 for vigorous (or any combination that adds up). | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcEpNcVl3enNSNjh5Y3FDc3Z5NGJHLWVZX1Zodkl5amlyc1VfaVI1MTFNY2NtQUlNVUFLdHVuMi1XZGk4RUh6Ull3RTlwTnY5aWhKTXZnTy13aEFFdGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbzZhWk14WDM1SjRJS1VXRHM1X3hseHdubF9PeklpT29Md3VHUUdpTG1kQ0hfZVh4ZllzT2VhSUpDb05jd3NKNXk5TF9MYXlVREM0ZGM0NHFSWVhQMXJuaDAtVHFDVm9QT2JpVF9IRll0M0wzalZJVjA0aXhNRzlhNDVXWm9sZWo2bDBPWV9pSVFtbHd5YlBINXJRcF83RXFXTXg2eWllZEVaX2FoSHJvdm5BQXFrSU9ROHlqODFGYmdKTHBRVEhIS1hjaWNCVFNrWFo1R2RnQk5ZTE5uZz09 |
>I think it all comes down to the definition of belief versus knowledge.
No. It has nothing to do with knowledge at all.
It all comes down to the definition of belief versus trust.
>I know that a magnet will attract certain other materials because it has a) been proven by both falsifiable practical tests and b) the mechanisms behind can be theoretically explained.
That means you can believe it, trust it AND know it.
>Religion, astrology, crystal therapy etc cannot be proven to work neither practically nor theoretically but their existence depends on people believing they work contrary to all available evidence suggest they don’t.
That means you should neither believe it, trust it, nor claim to know it.
OP is claiming you can trust magnets without believing magnets work. It's belief vs trust we're discussing. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVEx4N3JkTkdndE8zQ1lGNWd6VzJvU0JDOVhfNUx6VjFCd01Lc1h2QkJfTmFLUExMLXVVOVk4TFk0cHZrclNnWEtldkxpZnJNTExienN2TmU4TUU4d0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZTBPdlNOS1A5djN6SGVRUndIdEs3QUtNOTk3ajJzZ3lrZ2l5WXJlQkZXZzMxZExrYVAyUE5hT1llaG9lY3ZaSGRNSXNDU1JHZlZWbDc4UHU2OEFVNmxvRHpCY2YtY080VTJ1cHhqTHg4d3I5b1dLcnRwYjdDcngtSnVDQl90Q3RQYmZoMDJVcTlZSE5ubl9uTW5aak1SOHI1ZWtJQ1phZTV5cmRZdUViSlVmS1lHUTFCNDdZRjdDb2k0Zkszbl9vMllkNzU4ZlhCUkJoUEc3M01rOFV1Zz09 |
In a sense sure but when you can 100% explain the variance and behavior of something you‘ve fully explained that most likely. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVUJqSGl0THlfclpYUGpCV3lHTkZoR1M0TFJKRmEtSXZzamRDOVRlTWxlMXNGREM0aU1Sc0hWWTFFVlhGSk40RGk2VG5zOTBZN3hHdm1XZ1M5WWVVQUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRclNycmQyMDBHeGJ2ZDF6SF93TGdFUUFKWnY2dUY0Y3dYZHFfVDFUOG1sMlE5MmJWWnU5SzZZUTBoWnBOZFdQSmswTDNhTjdWSmFDWl95bTAxVWlGWEV5S1BPZnFSLUhvbEJwMi1zYWk1VlJHdF9CbnZFNmV1bVVkbXUtUVBQbldKX0JucVRac0JVSlB5YlhTS1Y0Yi0wbFZSVTFLaTBnVm9zN1RrR0hkclNYRm4wV3c5M2lRMkxkdUsxYmpGSEZIUmlTb0VNd01hamdyWmEwNlFxdkVTUT09 |
Good thing Insane Clown Posey asked that question Orvis that would never have looked into it? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYm9ORVFZaXVnMkVNTnhvSV8yS1pIQW1sUV81Q2t2Zzg2TmRWVjQ0SlhFbFdKVWxaaGxsTVNnY1hLWENwVjVCM3RHQ3FubVU2bXVaU3hPYzVwd2pOdWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZEk4em51Y3g3Sk1NR1piaXFHMkU3ZGxhUkNvMGtnZnlCRWJkN0NWOThGNnFaYUpxX2RraXhBQ1JCV0lXZTVEYmsxbGtOVU0wWFpaaXppaHBzb05lcmxNZkF2MUFSSmI0YlhNLW5BcHV0dU5ieFdkZmhJM2daYmpMd3FWSTRtdmJXMl81ZmZrdmZ3MkZKNkxXQ3JKelNtSXd5SXJJb3V4RHptUFBqSW54aHR1dzZzd0kyZUJLRmdsMXFOa2liZGtzLUVLZVFHd3RQUF8telJpQVViM0ZXQT09 |
Layman here, hasn't 'dark energy' always just been a fill in for a force we can't explain yet? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRcGo5TnVrTXFCalZnQlFKRDVTTkVBbjdJNFV3NWNaZ2R6cXZPTG9TS1pJcm5jbFJMLWhQeV9hZG1jTDRVVzJlZWhtYVhBOUVXWnpGaks3RVVBUDhpdXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQUxUX3lWc2JBd2R4LVhQWG5CV0k4U3V3aFpJUldMaGo4REJyQ2FWOUJFcGh3RlZFWWIxeHNpWlZPQ2FkNUZpc1VtZllLMFhpRTZpLVd6VXd3MXhpZlBYUG1WUXVvUFVtTEk4cnRlVFJESm9xMmxrZnRES2ZNZW5NVEFWZlVoeW1ySDBmNk9lVC1wRUlxZER2eThWdHpvZEt6T2pTZ2xHc0VrdUdlLWdnMzhZT0g0SU4wUklQR3lRbW8tSjlGcjNHR0Z6NWRFSjVLV1lCU2s4bWZzaVR6dz09 |
I think you are right. If you based diet choices on there early data I think you are in way too deep and end up with conflicting lines of evidence. I may be wrong but I think artificial sweeteners result in an insulin spike in mice but not in humans. Not totally related but a big difference in how each operate. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbDFTQUwtY0ZoLWY1bzhwd0dRX3ZSak9ZM3lEWXl3ckZLYW5kWjlLZVIyUTlQR2JYOE9lSzFvYnZPS3hCaGd2OHk0S2ZyeGZxVXhBSUVBc1dHbnFHcmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdDBhc0J6clV0X2dmT3FKbHpibkJGYVkxcE44RkJOZEJxMnJ0c3U2MEZoWmR3cFItSnNDVTE3WDZpQkhMTU1SZ2FWSXZNWGk2cS1DNEduck1qMjhlZHlfeU5VazFKY3V6Y3hhVzBFQW9tYng0YnhQS3FKdmdXWGQzcXZNZzFpYUdDdFVQWGZfQ0RYMjliUklEcDdMbHYwdW5Pbk83RVIzOF9LTGdGNWVpc3QySnlWRTFqVW5neS1Mb2lvWTRLaXBVTW5SZEkzODZmMTcwR0FEOXZwenlGQT09 |
>In this instance, he's separating the concept of belief from knowledge/trust
You can't fully do that. Trust requires belief.
>Belief often connotes that something is seen as true *without* evidence, particularly in the instance of reference to various religions.
So in other words. OP decided to make a semantic argument by picking an incorrect definition of belief? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRd3BBcVJTTUNkTWlDNXVPN3oybHVMZDZ1T3R1TVQ4d2Znc1R1aGNYOWhPX093SUdTNWQ0Ny1hdVB2MEpkdmF3UFU5X2dleEJUS1pXNTZxcVVIeVFqWGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWTREUi1MU1ZOcXV3TTNOZGxvaG83UlRNNXV0U0FleXJMc0tpemJ1eFlsM2R6MXRBckt1dVZaYkxFUTBzTnNsNlBPU1ZVVmY1N1JvSEg2RFFQNi1Galc1RWJRWjcxcXJkYWE4QzNZUnNFVUtrVHQwcmZYS1F6eFlLR1AwUXBBQy11bWVuMEl0cVJTUHB3WFNxaGdMYnNpQWFCRldtZnBmTDk5NFVWZ0w4cWFKaWdfVXh6NGtFZDAxXy1Fb0lWSFFzUDF6UWRlNzlWNHFnQkdqZDBnMThlQT09 |
Most people just exercise for health, not hypertrophy. Once a week is a OK way to do that.
You can hypertrophy exercising 2x a week. Considering a week is only seven days, 3x week would be fine if you wanted to be as efficient as possible and 4x a week would be for amateurs in near peak physical condition outside professional athletes.
People who exercise more than that get injured a lot, especially once you get into your 30s and later. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRY3NjcEZqWVZ4elNudzlsWUhfNXhGc1QtWWpfVHc3U0RnQzFKeHpBX1dhbnloUlhNNTRQdkJOaHZrZl9pLXAxemhRWDJRdEk2WGNpX0ZrZXRUVnBZMXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRT1J4MzkyNVBwMUQ3MVRzR0NtUGhoWS1tclh2Z1RidnZYYkNWQ1VSRXFZcjhzUUtRbndYT1NPY2drVl9xLVBlcndZQmt3UkoxeW9HeFJiUjZnazVTSHIzSzBIbmdiR1RWaEFvekJSZnlVekxwSGNHSjEzQmEycDlpbFRvcVZlajhHaU9QRW9MTGJHUHhvcTJsUU5IblIzdHVnVEROVnRFVlFJX2xYaGgtbTRoYnhFWUtaaFl4SFZyMG43TTVuOWNWQi1HaVRKZUJ3b2xDVzBGTWs4NkpyZz09 |
Looks like it is the explanation for the accelerating rate of the expansion of the universe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerating_expansion_of_the_universe#Explanatory_models | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYXhvZklBRm9XRTM5Mm9hNkhBU1d2dXNLQWhiVkFORDg1YUNjcV9lWHBrOGlYaEg5Z2tMcUU5Z1N3cDE0QXJScmdmemtaVlg0OGtvMU13cDlHMG9NS2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYWRDUGtjTFZZMXlwQ2RQaW9NSFBmZklHQ21NZmc5Tmd2NjVqcUlEbW4zSU81V2NZWldHaUZYOEFMcHVVRW55ZHR2Zm9DdzNNaUh0cWpvTlBkRTBnYklkd1J6ZmJKSnpKS3NyZTc5bnBJZFY0R3NLYzlEU0V3NEt0YW1oUzNaM3RrZ2hsZTMxSzA3dUxNTTd1M3NKd0lQbmpvcldINmlnQTBXaUVvTEgzaFI0UTdKWXF1eHpkSHdMcXUtRDZhYmprOHpXV0tGakJzT3ZsMmZrODFfaFFGZz09 |
Yeah, quantum physics specifically seems to very much attract that kind of weirdly woo-woo pseudo-science interpretation and audience | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRY0Fub0dYZXRYZUNlTlY4ZjJJX0liV3cyLVZuTEcxMXBWMWVZT2twclZWV0lqZnZRZC1fS3dsRXRCVFI1eE1PT3BmYlpWQmdZWkhMaWtCNW9pRThkTmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ3pTUkJ4WTExUkppVlp6aXBoV0dtRUZuVnMwb2xPX0R1VzI4WlRpU1hwX2JfOFFoZUNCQlVUSEVhN2hXSWlqVjIyNW9NTVFXOWlhSC10ZGZZZkViSnZjSnotMmg2ODVQZkhRYWhyZjVoMTZYdU9UbHRoWVI3eDNrMmVYQnNjYkt5bHhOaElLZ09Id08wMTZ6UWxwVFlpdU5CRVpkQnM0aEMwT1oxdHktYUNKaFcyekcyUEdBYU9XTEQzOFNoUWFObzVEOTRYbDdZM1lvWmZCb0s0bEZlZz09 |
Yeah, I hear you. Looking at the mechanism of action could give inspiration for pathways to target. But I do think that it will be hard to replicate the effects that it has on ion channels. I'd expect that that would be intrinsic to the ion, but I'm a chemist not a doctor. If some of the other effects of lithium are a consequence of that ion channels modulation, I think it will be hard to replicate in kind.
I do think that the cobalt erythropoietin argument is a very apt one for the point you are making, and I think it well represents avenues of research that could be explored by examining how lithium works. I just think that the particular ionic behaviors would be hard to replicate. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRMDhKc2tkLXJubEt3aGtTcjZQcXZxZkthMVNpbG5sZE56Q1BMNFE5bXF5LXRGZVdQT2dfM1Z4VDRSYVNKMnU4WEU2dnRXeWF3YjlVZUUzdkhLU2tBeXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQUxzU1otZHdiTXBXV1Y5OG1aelcyTTg0WjNtZ213TGkxUllvbTcxXzRnVVRWRjhrT09qa21icGw5X0sybnBWb2hYa3YwYlY3ZzlqenhXT1JDY0M5ZFc2R0tOUkhpSWYwemhtZFhZaGhBSWthOXpYUnBJdDF5MWJKWmZrZEYxV3ZITHZhR1ZodjBpbjZ2ZVJ3MHBOQXlxOUIxdGc1Tlo3eFI0anJjZW1veXF1Q0wtb2ZuWlhVaENBbS0yT29mUmRYbGRpTE9XUE14U2s1c2puUTZINERndz09 |
Lots of things are.
Dark Energy, Dark Matter, Singularities are basically placeholder terms until either more information is discovered to fill in the blanks or better theories emerge, etc. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRQmRQSVVnbzFnQ25iV2ZBc29qa2EwZDFGSjIxSE0zMDhxNk9FaGRveWt5dF9NaGI0R2VRU1piVnU0M1dCajRSUmlHdmk5UExObkVFckJtbTItQklfT1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRb3FzaUVUZkhBSDhjSHQ4ZlJuaF94dEJNcGVKZXFzZm1FZGYzQXJ6SS11WFhiSm5xM09sN3RKdVg1bkpCcDMzYWVkY203cFJKNjczU2pBbVVOU0tQXzRMcmk1eXhROGJsZ3BXUzFJXzFVRGlObDZhR21vanR6UkFCSGo0Y2VVS1JZRjM3MllLbW42bHJURFVRS1ltTDFFYW1wY0Ytb1pSSEdtd1NZTkJtYi11eFhtYnl4VGNjWExjY0hGbkJOWkdTaXBTdnAzZ2c1VzIya0NidUtNeWZKZz09 |
And yet that article still exists even with dark energy being used as our placeholder. It also does not imply a kind of added field at all. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYkRjbFhMeDhHMFVfVm5iN1VnX3FQRWlVVmFmVUZWS2IzRkNSbHc5TFRMdE1VT0FYeG5BcWs4REl5aW1ZSkRoUU45dlJiR0FJQWtVSzU2NmxLNVJlNDRtMjU3WWg5NGlmY2VtMDJYUGFoSDQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRbnRKM3VjUE9DeTc1OUtWUHBKNmliQUFYUmQ5S0Z5U2s3VmduWEg0a0hvbXlkZzlVaS1sZWVoY1g3U0ZfWFJ0Sk45Tk9heE10WUI2UkxwYWVqeDBZVjJFdl9IQzEycDN5QU9yNUE0UUhpSzlNbXdYWlc1blE1OUxPZUZ6b0puR2VLTlp6WVdLVHlScWJMWERMMDRSc1hfTEU4TnhiTkg5S2VnWFBRWHlhR1J6QXZ4YUxLWG8wSjl4SG9oUXhDREFGdnd6SE5BVDMwamZBWndCa1lvQWdEdz09 |
> So the universe isnt actually expanding at all or is it that the universe just isn't accelerating but it's still expanding?
My read of what they wrote is that the authors do not know for sure if there is acceleration (their lack of certainty comes from our inability to measure “local time dilation”) but that they **suspect** that there is no actual acceleration due to dark matter. (Because they are asserting that dark matter is not a thing, merely a thing relic of our inability to measure) | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdFJOODVud0h0cXpLLTBkRE1pMnRrQllVdFNOVXpGTEZfYWVZZkJuUi1nY3FrRmZVVHZpa1NEYXFYdHphdm14ekJtNkFQOU55RnZfeFJmQkJZSTRZZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRdE50ek15amJhTU1BczRrSy1FTGpjODF1d3kyNGNQUHdZMXZqd3NqRmk0QW9aLUo5NnBSZ1ZqYWRIV0RtMWswaE03aUFNblNGYmhwZ0hXNDY4bjA3ZkZ3YXFxQ1hxVFZ5NWpRelZmcWR2S2Rxa0RtUHBpRUpjQkFtb292eUNlSVNmbk9GYmpyUnNXSGtpQUlFMHdHSjAzZ0JPV1Roc2VWNnQ4VUY4d0NxNTFCZ1JrYk1sYkNxQlRhaUMwYUEyREQxckxTbTVCMnhNN0V2dzF6R0lxMWFLQT09 |
Has anyone informed the Insane Clown Posse? | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRS09Kck10dkRMeHI2VDcxQUY5LU9zalROZG91SnQ5dExBaW5CQWxQXzdsQWNxOHBmaUw0YTZpVEJlRXNpT3BGQjZYS3JObGhBNXZXN21zQTNTakFGYnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRWGtUUnFrU3YtcGJ0NTN6aUxfUzRkbGJZN3JwS1dYRkRBWFRNRnRFZzNTQ3JhR01oSXd0aWIyS2tmeUoxZWZqM2JzM2Fwd0ZPV3BDek1IZklJRDFoNzBaNWY5UkR5em1qdk1GX2JzcUlVa1lKbFJPNlU3Q2JyOURxQTdIdElNelJFM2ZxS3NNaGtvQUNLTWtkYnYwdGg3QWdpRnRveFNBQVNWUWdYbHU3TkJVZWVIb3hBbVdJbTQwdVBRcDBmSlpIQmxTOUxsQ2RBcGNkVE9KbERyVjdYUT09 |
I got it! Thank you for the explanation! | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRTW01RXhtME9McG1xZFZiRnVGa2lZMWYycm9rQ09zTFNoMzNpTUlKZ3pHbDBZdmp5T21zVWQySXU5ckF0S1V4SktrVjdHRGNYNzk3Z0dpNVBOWVduTWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRUHBkR2x5NF9EemhqUWlKdXU2QTdDem5Va2RlbktpLU5EYzg4WGppLWhsWENKUjY4Ty1yMUhQaWp6MnZhTDhDbzBCb2FJRjRVMXpfUE1zWXNRLXlNVFA5ekdRUkdCQkZVTWNwak1GRXIwdEItLTBuc2tzbmFLWmJJNTIyZE1oMXJvdDVDRGJyU2xLcEcxYlV5TURUZHNaSTJoYW04b3lUdEFIUWhjTmhTODR1MzE2MWtGajl6NFlBbXYxRWhwYjY4WjVkcnptallpSmJndG8wNGRhR1RVQT09 |
Not a science guy but I’ve always felt when they talk about dark matter or dark energy it’s just an accounting error made on behalf of our limited outlook, which is why I can’t watch sci fi where someone says something like “dump the dark matter into the main reactor!” to solve a problem. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRVFRiTlR1MjlaVTd2bUQ2S2hsYk9vYnNxaVFYVVpJZmEzMW5BVDg0S1duQmhlUDQwMUhreEdFMGhJR1F5Qm1LWUdPWlZGSXNpZnBMeEVTMENvMnd3MUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRd1FINDVxaWhkeVU5Sm5lUFNiamNvZ0E2OFZtYWFCbjBocXBWRTdlOWhMcENMbDI4U2lXM0IwVnJiS2pYZklwMU9TakQyamxjWmFCWElFb0t4WGRjTkRfZWFlWHJmZkJQaWhmeU9CQWprVG1TRjVmUG9kYlZfU1JMRjlBZHQ3VUhwQ1I2LS1uTU5SbUVUWExHMHhXaUJSOVU2cS1yd1d5eE5vekg3QndGRjBVLUw5dlQ5YmFZNE5RV2FnYmRVWDlTcnFZc1ZtaE9PZEM3YnNPU0x4T2FXUT09 |
You assume what I know of based on few lines of text.
I know of the expansion and how Einstein's cosmological constant fixes the equations. Current scientific models of the cosmos work well. I know we do not know everything.
I do not like that we can explain only small fraction of mass in the known universe. Dark energy and dark matter both work in the equations, but we do not have no real idea what cause these things. Only that they fit our models. | r/science | comment | r/science | 2024-12-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRYTRCYU1aQU9WRm9pX2NPeS1laVltdU14dXpmYVhiV0R1TTNudVU2SzI5RDl6eFdoMXBDOWdSQThIQ3ltRW9sdzIyOEI3eTllS0hPS0ZaM3plaXRzYVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5iSHhRZ1FBZUJhcWRkbHdqTHAzbFpmLUJfWnU2LXZlVFh6RmtxbnFkeFVUWUJGZjBwZExia2ROOFE1ZkJhblY3WUZyZE1CRHJ0cmdkNUR0cGwyUkVZMi1Yd25rYW9HZHZFZzJ1RWFnVVQ4c0ZUNEFVNGlfUEJtMUNkNHN3VDVhcmNfMGlkZGhqZ01GYjBCcmNEQ0NRaXBvRGdVUWpkMGdtcW1yR2Q3emZPakVlc3hfM0NzeldDbF9vUWk5eXVvcDVPNlBLbFBCME9zR0RZR0liRzVhY3RNTmhuZz09 |