Sentences with phrase «about gravity in»

Using the theories of Einstein and others, Guth points out that at extremely high energies, there are forms of matter that upend everything we learned about gravity in high school.

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Moreover, the site of the meteor crashes has a new item scattered about that when consumed enables players to bounce around in low gravity.

Dan and Lucas were 50 - 50 partners in Gravity and shared responsibilities but had a falling out about 18 months after launch.

What most people forget, however, is that Newton worked on his ideas about gravity for nearly twenty years until, in 1687, he published his groundbreaking book, The Principia: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy.

«When you have the British come out as clearly and decisively as they did about who was responsible, the logic and gravity of the situation would require the president to say something in solidarity,» he said.

Sandberg appeared on CNBC Thursday night, and in response to a question about Russia's use of the platform to manipulate the 2016 U.S. presidential election, offered a half - hearted apology, «We definitely didn't realize the gravity of the situation sooner.»

Discovering more about dark energy will «hopefully lead to a revolution in gravity and quantum mechanics,» Butterworth said.

Using a series of complex maneuvers, TESS will boost away from the Earth and, using the gravity of the Moon as a catapult, end up in an orbit that extends about 232,000 miles beyond Earth.

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In response to a question about the planned Falcon 9 first - stage rocket landing, Musk said the stage would use «mostly gravity» to stay on the robotic ship, with «steel shoes over the landing feet as a precautionary measure.»

Since then a magnetotelluric survey covered some 36 square kilometres, adding geophysical detail to a 2016 gravity survey and showing a conductive zone that starts about 500 metres in depth.

If you don't believe in an afterlife, or God for that matter, well then it's just a function of gravity and weak interfactions so there's nothing to worry about.

Anytime someone in his / her presence begins to gush about a new album, the indiephile will look thoughtful and then respond with crushing gravity, «Yeah they are a pretty good band but I so like their old stuff better.

I laid there in a lot of pain and there was no doubt about the effect of gravity at that moment.

And this concept was adhered to till Newton proposed his theory of gravity (in about 1680), which initially was met with a great deal of opposition (until Edmond Halley persuaded Newton to publish it in 1687).

... no evidence it was, yet there it is... when you look at it, it in fact was not designed, but it was laid down over millions of years... a sedimentary rock... the rock was not designed... maybe the PROCESSES that made the rock were desined... not really... gravity makes water flow into the lowest ares and when the water moves more slowly, sediment is dropped, forming rock... Still not seeing a designer... what about water... simple chmistry there, designed?

It's actual laughable when you think about all the danger in the universe, the high speeds, the intense gravity the large scale of the universe, who could have guessed that all of this is happening above us all the time.

The ultimate randomness of the Universe and all its bodies flying about via the process of «gravity» shows quite clearly that if you get in the way of gravity as it exists in the outer region or by chance we will get hit by something huge is NOT a good design.

Modern humanity has become expert in its knowledge of the scientific, exterior forces in the world — electricity, gravity or nuclear force — but we know little about the existential forces of the inner world — love, hate, hope, fear, doubt and faith.

To add onto my point earlier about the higher you go in the sciences the more people you find who have a belief structure in some religion: Newton may have been known for «discovering» gravity and creating his three laws.

What is their argument about the faith in parachutes, gravity, airplanes, elevators....

From General Relativity, «Gravity is mass bending Time»; there has been no question about where gravity comes from in science for almost a cGravity is mass bending Time»; there has been no question about where gravity comes from in science for almost a cgravity comes from in science for almost a century.

Oh, and there are lots of questions about where gravity comes from in the last century.

Even ask them about fairly simple and prosaic things about gravitational acceleration, the apparent lack of gravity in free fall (when of course you wouldn't be falling if there were really no gravity) and you will see that most people will understand little and many will outright dispute a lot that we now know about gravity.

John Calvin was extremely cautious about the music he sanctioned for use in worship, which he thought should exhibit moderation, gravity and majesty.

Believers like these feel superior over a child that believes «childish» stuff like believing in Santa Claus, an man who can perform a miracle every time he squeezes his heavyset body through a chimney opening so small a cat would not even get through there, not to talk about his magical sledge that defies gravity time and time again.

Cameron Diaz was complaining to Christina about her boobs, saying, «You know, when I was 22 my breasts were up here, nice and perky, but gravity has taken them... (raises arms in the air) It's like 22, (pulls her arms down to her side) 28.

Gravity pulls the infused liquor through a bendy piece of glass that looks like a swirly straw, and the first infusion is done in about three minutes.

«That's because about 60 to 65 % of a horse's weight is in the front; a horse's center of gravity is just behind the elbow.»

We already know that the likes of Ozil, Carzola have easily been found out and wanting in games (and again, not just in big games) Stoke, Sunderland et al aren't going to be worried about a tricky player with a low centre of gravity and a few tricks in his bag.

Science Sparks learned about gravity and air resistance by dropping eggs in different containers — a parachute, a balloon basket, and nothing.

A simple cup to pour and scoop water in the bath will help him hone his fine motor skills and learn about liquids and gravity.

Speaking about the matter for the first time since Parliament brought a closure to it, Alhaji Muntaka insisted that he doubted if there was any true Muslim who would want to give false witness knowing the consequences and gravity of it in Islam.

The folks who volunteer to lie in bed for three months with their feet elevated slightly above their heads so that scientists can study the physiological effects of being in zero gravity tend to be passionate about space flight.

I often think of octopi as dancers moving about in this liquid weightlessness, striking poses that defy gravity and are nothing but graceful.

«It's all about getting away from gravity,» says Charles Sackett, a physicist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and a CAL experimenter.

Cassini scientist Luciano Iess at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, and colleagues have now mapped Enceladus's gravity and shown that it has a crescent - shaped ocean, holding about as much water as Lake Superior in North America.

Those directions might have served equally well for locating Barbour's house at the time it was built in 1659, a few decades before another English physicist, Isaac Newton, wrote his Principia, setting down the ideas about motion and gravity that dominated physics for almost three centuries.

According to his calculations, gravity should pull the heavy iron, and the probes with it, down to the core in about one week.

«Quantum foam» — grainy bumps in the fabric of space - time — might explain why light from a distant galaxy arrived four minutes later than expected, offering clues about the real nature of gravity

Its results mesh with what physicists know about gravity from Einstein, and when gravity is very weak, it reduces to the behavior Milgrom envisioned in his first MOND papers.

About 10 feet from the seafloor, a trigger core hits bottom and releases the main core, which drops the remainder of the way by gravity and buries itself in the mud.

These classifications say much more about an object's identity than whether its self - gravity made it round or whether it is the only one of its kind in the region.

For about a minute, running on half a hair dryer's worth of power, the orbiter - cum - probe beamed direct measures of the planet's atmosphere, along with final probes of its gravity and magnetic field, to mission control at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California.

Ye is most excited about the future possibility of using the atoms in the clock as a gravity sensor, to see how quantum mechanics, which operates on very small spatial scales, interacts with general relativity, the theory of gravity, a macroscopic force.

As the craft ploughs deeper into the galaxy, the NASA team will look for an anticipated change in magnetic field direction that would indicate that Voyager 1 is at last clear of all solar influences except gravity, as well as anything that can be gleaned about interstellar space, before we lose contact.

Once that data has been collected, he will apply the techniques he developed on the Juan de Fuca in the hope of learning more about what lies beneath the seafloor in the old oceans, where mysterious undulations in Earth's gravity field have been measured.

When they grew to about 10 times the mass of Earth, their gravity pulled in gas from their birth cloud, giving them thick atmospheres made mainly of hydrogen around their solid cores.

Tiny differences in the wavelengths of the light that passes through these heavy metals, compared to experiments here on Earth, gives us clues about potential differences in the fundamental laws of physics under extreme gravity compared to here on Earth.

In fact, at the time of Maxwell's death, his theory of electromagnetic fields was not yet widely accepted or even well known; experts still argued about whether electricity and magnetism propagated their effects via «action at a distance,» as gravity (supposedly) did, or by Michael Faraday's «lines of force» (incorporated by Maxwell into his fields).