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Ripples in fabric of space-time? Hundreds of undiscovered black holes
Ripples in fabric of space-time? Hundreds of undiscovered black holes New research shines startling light on star systems that host hundreds of black holes Computer simulations of a spherical collection of stars known as 'NGC 6101' reveal that it contains hundreds of black holes, until now...- MarkFL
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Hubble discovers rare fossil relic of early Milky Way
Hubble discovers rare fossil relic of early Milky Way A fossilized remnant of the early Milky Way harboring stars of hugely different ages has been revealed by an international team of astronomers. This stellar system resembles a globular cluster, but is like no other cluster known. It contains...- MarkFL
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Historians can be so proasic!
Okay, well we disagree on the definitions of very fundamental terms. As I said, we aren't going to get anywhere like that. My refutations would be reiterations of my previous posts and so there's no need for that.- MarkFL
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Speaking of "heat index"...
I managed to find this: The highest heat index temperature reported in Florida in 2010 was 124 ˚F in Apalachicola on July 31. I can't really recall heat indices going above roughly 115 ˚F here. When I looked for the highest in the world, I found this: However, in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia on...- MarkFL
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whats the weather like where you live?
Hot and humid here...heat index just south of 100 °F., which is better than a month ago, but still uncomfortable.- MarkFL
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Remembering 9/11
Who was behind the attacks is not the topic of this thread...at all...this thread was for us to pause and give remembrance to all the innocent lives so violently and tragically brought to an end on that infamous day. As I previously stated, my only possible objection to what you initially...- MarkFL
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Said No One Ever
Teacher! You forgot to assign homework!! -- said no school child ever.- MarkFL
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Remembering 9/11
Stravinsk, my only possible objection to your posts in this thread, would be your choice of when and where you posted them.- MarkFL
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Said No One Ever
I can't find any sports on TV...said no one ever.- MarkFL
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Historians can be so proasic!
We can call honestly call something we can't explain a mystery...stating a supernatural agent intervened as fact is the actual stretch of intellectual dishonesty. If you say, "I believe that was a miracle!" then you won't get any argument from me. However, if you say "That can only be a...- MarkFL
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Historians can be so proasic!
To me, taking something that we can't presently explain and declaring it to be a miracle (as an assertion) is bending over backwards to the point of breaking and beyond. Saying "we don't know" is the more honest approach. We may believe it to be a miracle, and that's fine, but to say it is a...- MarkFL
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Would You Wear a Bicycle Helmet Constructed of Paper?
Helmets are for spandex-wearing girly men. :pointing:- MarkFL
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