After a few shots of .45/70 500 grain I don't know what kind of tickle that round would induce.
What are you shooting at 300 yards??!!
What are you shooting at 300 yards??!!
After a few shots of .45/70 500 grain I don't know what kind of tickle that round would induce.
What are you shooting at 300 yards??!!
back when i was a younger mouse, i had an enlightening experience while under the influence of holy smoke...i had a REALIZATION that all life depends on the sun. Of course, i had already known that, but it was somehow new and more important, the most important thing in the universe. I actually FELT the importance. Next day, getting to work was more important and the impressiveness of the previous night's was rather humerous. After fully grocking the matter, i've realized that it was what we can call an 'attainment' of 'enlightenment'. One cannot be 'enlightened' at all times, but once we have attained that moment, it is an experience that cannot be taken away.
okay, maybe i didn't grock it fully, yet.
Those water molecules were O2 and H2 before that. The cool thing about matter is it does not go away, just changes around, seeking the lowest form of energy, like BBs settled down in a jar.
Any element with an atomic number higher than Iron, was formed in a super nova or other huge cosmic event. Just the concept of space is overwhelming to me.
a fine questionwhat happens in a black hole ?
when all those atoms are jammed together into a "singularity"
whatever that means.
a fine question
no one knows for sure, complete annihilation is one possibility
well we know some things for sure -
it's in a state of equilibrium - by a definition of equilibrium that may take 1000's of years for us to understand.
convervation of energy & matter applies - until it doesn't.
does the black hole ever REALLY create new matter - or is it always spitting out old atoms that got sucked into it ?
i wouldn't be surprised if we eventually find a way to harvest energy from a black hole.
"black hole" ... that reminds me of the space between Trump's ear - I must have TDS ! ! ! :friends:
this stuff is as cosmic as it getsI read somewhere yesterday that a black hole has been observed that changed entirely, gravity stopped for a while, and it has been firing back up again. That is about all I understood about the thing. So far away, and they can tell that?
https://www.zerohedge.com/technolog...-hole-glitched-inexplicably-turning-and-again
gravitationally dense so no light escapes it, color doesn't escape it is pretty much saying the same thingIs a black hole black or is it so gravitationally dense that color does not escape it?
gravitationally dense so no light escapes it, color doesn't escape it is pretty much saying the same thing
i'll admit to being fascinated with black holes, just at a distance