andershaf

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   Among the sleep(kickstarter.com)

   1 points by andershaf 14y ago|0 comments
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   by andershaf 14y ago

   The (total) magnitude is just a convenient scale to measure of how much light that is radiated/reflected on an object. If the light was radiated equally in all directions, the light (all photons) would after a time have travelled equally fa
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   by andershaf 14y ago

   Yes the article says so, but I really don't believe that it's correct. The comet will at its closest be around 60,000,000 km away from the earth, that is more than 150 times further away than the moon, and almost halfway to the sun. What co
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   by andershaf 14y ago

   I'm not sure if this is correct. The moon has an average apparent magnitude of -12.74 (which is a lot, you've seen it), and as Wiki says: 'At the time of its discovery, the comet's apparent magnitude was about 18.8'. That's PLUS 18.8, but a
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   by andershaf 15y ago

   "The latest rumour is that both ATLAS and CMS have evidence that the Higgs mass is about 125 GeV/C2 at confidence levels of 3.5σ and 2.5σ respectively. At 3.5σ, the measurement could be the result of a random fluke just 0.1% of the time whe
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   Higgs probably found at ~125 GeV(blog.vixra.org)

   10 points by andershaf 15y ago|1 comments