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Explorer @ExplorewtMe (6332) • Nairobi, Kenya 26 Oct 19

I am wandering, I have never seen an apple tree yet. Just show a picture of a apple somewhere and this thought come to me. Sir Isaac Newton was sitting under a apple tree and found Gravity. Do you think if he he'd not sited...

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Book Review James Blish Cities In Flight 3 Earthman Come Home

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 3 Feb 19

1955 Victor Gollancz – Science Fiction Masterworks #3. The third and longest book in the Cities In Flight quartet. Chris, the central character of book two, after getting such important responsibilities at that book’s conclusion,...

Science Fiction Book Review James Blish Cities In Flight 2 A Life For The Stars

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 6 Jan 19

1970 SF Masterworks #3 Orion Books - Spoiler alerts The second in the amazing Cities in Flight series, following on from They Shall Have Stars. Economic hardship and the depletion of the Earth’s precious resources have driven...

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Science Fiction Book Review James Blish Cities In Flight 1 They Shall Have Stars

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 16 Dec 18

1956 Victor Gollancz – Science Fiction Masterworks #3. A quiet opening volume in the epic and startling Cities In Flight Quartet. The cities won’t take off until volume two, A Life For The Stars. Volume One deals with the twin...

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Gravity: a haiku

Stanley W. Shura @stanws (126) • Stoughton, Massachusetts 18 Oct 18

Gravity The leaf falls slowly. Tell me, tree, what do I do to break my own fall?

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Have you tried reading " A Brief History of Time " By Stephen Hawking ??

gulla @addy007 (724) 26 Jun 18

I was too much into space , gravity , wormholes after i watched " Interstellar " , so i have bought myself a copy of that book . I am 100% sure i cant understand it fully , as it is filled with scientific stuff , but i am going...

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When black holes collide it is an astronomic scientific discovery

anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27156) • Dallas, Texas 21 Oct 17

Actually this is nothing to do with a racially inappropriate joke about a car collision. It is in fact a recent discovery that people who are really deeply involved or just curious about what is OUT THERE, you might find this...

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Would you like to stay forever young?

The Invisible Man @TheInvisibleMan (17594) 6 Apr 17

Millions of people struggle daily against time and gravity in a variety of ways. Something that in general is always expensive or very expensive (ranging from simple medications to complex surgical procedures). Do you think this...

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Fish, Coffee and the Incredible Lightness of Space

AnjaP @Rollo1 (16676) • Boston, Massachusetts 17 Jan 17

This morning, I sent The Boy off to school with an assignment: Ask your Physics teacher about Fish in Space. Before that happened, I made a cup of coffee in the Keurig. I didn't want to make a cup of coffee in the Keurig, I had...

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Gravity

Jessica @JESSY3236 (22199) • United States 26 Apr 16

For my last space movie, I watched Gravity. It was made in 2013. I had been wanting to see this movie, but I haven't gotten around to see it until now. It has Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, and Ed Harris (voice) in it. Big...

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wearing a bra is un-healthy?

alina @swissheart (6482) • Romania 10 Oct 15

what do you think? could wearing a bra by the cause to why breast tend to get saggy?

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If the Earth is moving through space then...

Cristian Ichim @Cristi_Ichim (3750) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Aug 15

The Earth is moving through space at a speed of about 30.000 km/h and on its axis at a speed of over 400 m/s (at the Ecuator). But if the Earth is moving through space that fast then why is it that when I jump in the air I don't...

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Can humans handle the gravity of a super earth?

Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker @CaptAlbertWhisker (32760) • Calgary, Alberta 7 Jul 12

There had been planets that had been found that is said to be in the habitable zone of their solar system, which means their distance to their sun is not too hot and not too cold, Just right, Just like Goldilocks says. Planets in...

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Science and the Bible. Take #6

Cody Stewart @CODYMAC (1356) • San Diego, California 26 Feb 12

Gravity follows an inverse square law. As do the effects of electric, magnetic, light, and sound. Objects fall from the speed of light, and electromagnatism, into time ability to put invariables to patterns in space. All...

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science and the bible

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shape changer

savypat @savypat (20216) • United States 24 Jan 12

I saw it in the mirror, I didn't believe it, I got on the scale and it read the same. But the person I saw in the mirror had sags and bags never seen before. What could happened? Then it came to me. This was a full length mirror,...

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problem with accepted explanation of gravity.

BJmalone @BJmalone (52) 3 Jan 12

I have recently been changing the way i look at certain things, and lately have become intrigued by a question that came to me one day. If "gravity" is a force that pulls all matter together. Then how is it that the apple in Mr....

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do we really need gravity?

warrior007 @warrior007 (570) • India 8 Aug 11

gravity keeps us on earth,makes rain and snowfall to our planet ,but do we really need gravity?

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Falling through Earth!

gabslove @gabslove (51) • Singapore 28 Apr 11

If there was a hole through Earth and you were to fall in, would you end up in the center cuz of gravity or fall to the opposite side? Assuming you do not get crushed by the immense pressure and heat within. What do you think?

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If everything has gravity, then everything should be spherical?

damned_dle @damned_dle (3942) • Philippines 25 Nov 10

If everything has gravity, then everything should be spherical in shape? But they aren't. Why?

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Police and Speedtraps at Bottom of Hills!

Netsbridge @Netsbridge (3253) • United States 16 Sep 10

What is your opinion on police and speedtraps at the bottom of hills? Every week-end in Houston, Texas, police officers sit at the bottom of the down sloppy Beltway 8 exit to 45 South and pull and ticket motorists for...

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