Question

Is there a piece of silver to be found on the other side of the moon, three inches long and shaped like a fish? Is there a piece of silver to be found on the other side of the moon, three inches long and shaped like a fish? @Mathematics

Answer 1

You think?

Answer 2

I dont know

Answer 3

What do you think?

Answer 4

I think its possible, but not probable.

Answer 5

nice

Answer 6

Medal!!!!

Answer 7

lol..we could do this all day

Answer 8

lets do it lol

Answer 9

hahaa...I should go to bed soon. So sorry!

Answer 10

If we went 55 million light years away from earth and looked back (saying that we can see the surface) would we see dinosaurs on our planet????

Answer 11

more questions!! LOL

Answer 12

Depends on what speed you travelled. If >Light then yes.

Answer 13

your answers are amazing lol

Answer 14

nope because light years is simply a measurement of distance not time. And so far it has been proved that you can't travel faster than light unless the recent neutrino experiments get confirmed.

Answer 15

thanks,

Answer 16

The universe is about 14.7 billion years old, so if we looked 14.7 billion light years away, would we see the beginning of the universe??? same type of question lol

Answer 17

Which they won't. Yeah but we're all theoretical.

Answer 18

i dont know if you can give adifferent answer though

Answer 19

nice

Answer 20

can someone please answer my question (the one with system of equations)?

Answer 21

It is impossible to break the light speed barrier, let alone get close to it. All of classical and quantum physics would breakdown hence rendering us illiterate.

Answer 22

you just blew my mind. lol

Answer 23

What grade are you in?

Answer 24

eleventh.you? I just get bored so heore something fun to do.

Answer 25

heres

Answer 26

12. :D

Answer 27

classical and quantum physics might not really break down. a new "area" might just appear. just like how classical/newtonian physics still coexist with relativity.

Answer 28

What's the speed of dark?

Answer 29

cool
got another question.

Answer 30

Darkness is just the absence of light and doesn't really exist.

Answer 31

"speed of dark" doesn't make sense unless you define dark. because dark isn't a particle(s)

Answer 32

What about Dark matter???

Answer 33

There has to be something holding the stars and planets where they are.

Answer 34

That is a whole new topic. Dark matter is called so because we don;t know anything about it. All we know is that it exists but its properties are unknown.

Answer 35

wow............ok lol................i dont know what to say!!!!

Answer 36

Stars and planets move by the way.

Answer 37

ignore that question

Answer 38

Nothing, its the fabric of space-time and gravity. Low density objects move towards high density objects (earth towards sun, sun towards blackholes)

Answer 39

this is all astro physics. Awesome stuff, but not taught in school :(

Answer 40

Is it possible for a _______ to move at the exact speed of light? (fill blank with any object i.e. rocket)

Answer 41

Why do we call some religions “mythologies” (ancient Greek, Norse, Egyptian, etc.) and others religions? Is this fair? What does this show about how relevant certain ideas are as society progresses?

Answer 42

Nope, because you would need the same amount of energy as your mass, so as soon as you use even little of that energy (say fuel?) mass> energy and then you're slower again.

Answer 43

That question I cannot answer.

Answer 44

I'm taking astrophysics next semester.

Answer 45

Anyways I need to go.
Awesome discussion.
Thanks.

Answer 46

i got to go to see ya

Answer 47

Correct answer LordHades. :)