YOu still havent explained the fact that mother's break the laws of physics by being at the exact place at the exact time that a child does something wrong. This in and of itself is faster than the speed of light.
As for the speed of light, light travels slower thru mediums such as water.
Posts by jlf
- 29.12.2004, 17:21
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: The speed of light is not the fastest.
- Replies: 54
- Views: 28165
- 29.12.2004, 05:17
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: The speed of light is not the fastest.
- Replies: 54
- Views: 28165
Speed of light
everything from infrared to ultraviolet including the area of the spectrum we associate with light travels at 186000 miles per second, in a vacum. As previously stated, there are instances where that is exceeded. However, in a non vacum enviroment, the speed of light is not 186000 miles per second. ...
- 27.12.2004, 03:01
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Creating starless bodies
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2698
how do you mark the barycenter
alright, stupid question, how do you make a barycenter without a steller primary to occupy it?
- 18.12.2004, 00:22
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: question asking for an impossible solution to add on problem
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1755
question asking for an impossible solution to add on problem
ALright, as soon as I get my cable connection, I have a really huge addon to post to the motherload. However, I would like to add a few tweaks, and since i will have at least a few weeks before cable can get thier digital fiber out this far to serve the high dollar subdivisions south of me here in t...
- 09.11.2004, 18:30
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Very dumb question
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1785
Very dumb question
Is there an easy way to determine orbits of planets around stars?
I have looked at the stargen utility, and while it sets up nice systems, i am unsure how to take the data and put it into celestia as orbits.
I have looked at the stargen utility, and while it sets up nice systems, i am unsure how to take the data and put it into celestia as orbits.
- 31.10.2004, 01:38
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Question bout an add on idea
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3982
that helps
thank you seldon, that helps clarify a lot
on to testing
on to testing
- 30.10.2004, 21:28
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Question bout an add on idea
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3982
here is what i got so far
Dsc Nebula "Storm" { Mesh "plasmastorm.3ds" Radius 1 Angle 0 RA 3.57839347 Dec -14.22176669 Distance 485.627 } 151057 "Jay's World" { RA 3.57839347 Dec -14.22176669 Distance 485.6217 SpectralType "G6V" AppMag 20.00 # Radii: 9.4050822177723245 } SSC # Data for Jay's World "b" "Jay's World" { Texture ...
- 30.10.2004, 03:34
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Question bout an add on idea
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3982
Re: Question bout an add on idea
Evil Dr Ganymede
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 3:06 am Post subject:
The next step, presumably, would be to upload it somewhere?
Of course, with the solar system to go with it.
Of course, setting the thing up and getting it to work is kinda the first priority.
- 30.10.2004, 01:38
- Forum: Celestia Users
- Topic: What music you like to hear while using Celestia!
- Replies: 62
- Views: 36570
Re: What music you like to hear while using Celestia!
I listen to a 5 hour playlist of classical, new age instrumental and contemporary native american music.
I also find that working on items for celestia, and just cruising the galaxy, time kinda gets lost.
I also find that working on items for celestia, and just cruising the galaxy, time kinda gets lost.
- 30.10.2004, 01:09
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Question bout an add on idea
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3982
Question bout an add on idea
I am wanting to model something similiar to the badlands from the DS9 series around a solar system. Figuring this area of "foul weather" to have a 40 AU radius, with the solar system sitting in the eye of the storm so to speak. I have got the model made, just unsure of next step.
- 28.10.2004, 06:56
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
- Replies: 11
- Views: 6492
Re: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
eburacum45 We use the quantum foam type wormholes in Orion's Arm; the rotating kerr-type holes don't seem to be traversible. Funny you should say that, i was setting up an avi for a webpage showing a ship passing through a worm hole. As soon as the ship passed through, the image of the even horizon...
- 27.10.2004, 12:09
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
- Replies: 11
- Views: 6492
Aint this a kick in the pants?
First, Special Relativity itself was superceded by Einstein’s own more powerful General Relativity (1915), in which faster than light travel is possible under certain rare conditions. The principal difficulty is amassing enough energy of a certain type to break the light barrier. Second, one must th...
- 27.10.2004, 02:28
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
- Replies: 11
- Views: 6492
Speed of light in a vacuum?
Hey Dirk, uh, space is not a vacum. Granted it is close, but you have to consider that there are gases, dust and lots of stuff floating around out there. Since the velocity of anything is affected by whatever it passes thru at any given moment, the only finite speed of light is measured in a man mad...
- 26.10.2004, 13:20
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
- Replies: 11
- Views: 6492
Re: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
According to some people in a chatroom i frequent, there is a matter of disagreement concerning the light barrier in the first place. 1) It seems that in particle accelerators, the speed of light is exceeded, 2) light coming from the far side of the sun seems to show up before the planet or object e...
- 26.10.2004, 02:48
- Forum: Physics and Astronomy
- Topic: Holy Grail of Astrophysics
- Replies: 11
- Views: 6492
Holy Grail of Astrophysics
Alright, throwing startrek's warpdrive out of the picture (inerta would splatter the crew on bulkheads) how is it even theoritical to make the trip between stars in a reasonable time? Orion's Arm wormhole's are a good idea, the jump gates, even babylon 5's gate system, although i really dont think y...
- 14.10.2004, 00:46
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Here's a question
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4687
Re: Here's a question
Well, if i did that, i could put four of the constructs inside the orbit of mercury at equaldistant points...
As i said, god help the pilot that is hung over....
As i said, god help the pilot that is hung over....
- 13.10.2004, 21:20
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Here's a question
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4687
Permanant location
Alright, and how am i going to write an ssc for that?!?!?
- 13.10.2004, 19:11
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Here's a question
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4687
To answer the evil doctor
Evil Dr Ganymede said: Why do you ask? A few of us on an irc server thought that a forum for scifi short stories would be kinda fun. Since I have been 'nominated' to set up the systems, and get the images, I figured that might be a nice orbit for a jumpgate. The other thought was putting it between ...
- 13.10.2004, 03:26
- Forum: Add-on development
- Topic: Here's a question
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4687
Here's a question
Has anyone ever tried to set up an orbit in the solar system that is 90 degrees off the eliptic plane, between earth and venus?
- 13.10.2004, 01:32
- Forum: Textures
- Topic: Textures dont show up
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3651
Celestia biased against .gif format?
I changed all images to jpg, and bingo, there they were.
Are .gif formats unreadable in celestia?
Are .gif formats unreadable in celestia?