Has the Nevada test site ever experienced a dust storm? I can't find much about it.

The law of general covariance states that the form of the physics does not change under coordinate transformation.

If, then, I present the null surface of the event horizon there are no coordinates in which that event horizonat 2GM will not be a null surface which excludes massive particles.

Since particles cannot enter the black hole interior the black hole structure breaks down into a material phase of matter called asymptotic darkness. There is no more important endeavor to undertake right now for theoretical physics than the understanding of asymptotic Darkness.

It is the material of black holes as well as the pre-big bang universe and will reveal the natur of aligning supermassive black hole spins and the dark matter phenomenon.

The more I think about it the more simulation theory makes sense.

Whats sci opinion on carver?

Does an astronaut feel the sensation of movement in space? Can high speeds hurt their body in a vacuum?
Like let's say they're riding in a spaceship that's going 10 miles per hour, versus a spaceship that's going 1 million miles per hour. Does it feel the same or will the astronaut be disintegrated by the speed?

If the spaceship is going a million miles per hour, can they still just easily maneuver around the ship by grabbing handles?

Can /sci/ explain to me why everyone in the media is now saying that a 3rd vaccine dose is innevitable and absolutely necessary?

Post your mud score.

PhD in engineering, postdoc, faculty position, then took the industry redpill
I am here to convince you to abandon academia. ama

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