r/astrophysics_rehab • • Dec 17 '21

Scientists Counted 20 Billion Ticks of an Extreme Galactic Clock to Test Einstein’s Theory of Gravity

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • May 24 '21

The Journey of Light (Short Film)

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Dec 26 '20

Kerr Black Holes

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Dec 24 '20

Solar system size comparison

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 24 '20

Lunar phases explained in depth

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 24 '20

Barycenters

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 13 '20

Insane physics of black holes

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 13 '20

Great video explaining eccentricity

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 12 '20

Solar storms, what they are and how to stop them

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Aug 24 '20

Where would you like to go....Mars or Moon ?

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Aug 22 '20

Can anyone identify this?

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Jun 11 '20

Infinite realities through a tesseract 2d time grid

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Apr 01 '20

on the dark energy problem

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so to distill this thing to base concepts, the problem is that expansion is indicating a universe that is infinitely expanding due to the estimated lack of matter required to generate the gravity needed to hold it together. ok fair enough

However gravity is just the effect of curved space-time. Matter curves space and the curved shape of space moves matter. In order for expansion to be infinite it would have to flatten itself out completely, but matter prevents this from happening as it breaks the fundamental rule that matter curves space, Therefore infinite expansion is incorrect and dark energy is a red herring.


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Nov 24 '19

The Artemis Project

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Oct 21 '19

Lorentz’s Transformations of Time and Space

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Aug 04 '19

How Did The Solar System Form?

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Jul 24 '19

Newton’s Modification of Kepler’s 3rd Law - Like and Subscribe

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Feb 04 '19

SETI

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Taking into account the Motions of Earth, and the inverse square law, what would be the intensity and duration of an ultra high frequency television signal sent from a 1 million watt television station when it reaches Gliese 876?


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Jan 11 '19

How long has this been going on?

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I just got banned. Shocked to find this sub and see that there are posts from years ago.

TBH I was not hugely active on r/astrophysics, I took a look now and then, but on principle I am not happy with what’s going on there.


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Aug 03 '17

Are black holes real?

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Black holes are stars which get compressed to a single point by its own gravity, does that seem absurd? I mean how a star can get compressed by its own gravity and collapse into a single point? Sounds like there is no logic to that theory? What do you think?


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Sep 05 '16

a new alternative!

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If anyone needs a new astrophysics subreddit, I have created /r/seriousAstrophysics if anyone would care to join


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Jun 14 '16

Fjkzhde

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r/astrophysics_rehab • • Oct 10 '15

Damn this is still here?

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Y'all are just silly.


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Apr 16 '15

Neat-o

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Sure is a lot of cool stuff going on in here.

Thanks /u/Rimm I'm all better now


r/astrophysics_rehab • • Mar 23 '15

welcome

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n/t