Astronomy
Daddy Kropotkin
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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and that you are the easiest person for you to fool.

Long live free expression.

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Are there any gaps in the range of gravitational wave frequencies we can detect?
Nov 10 '21
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Are there non-rotating objects in the universe?
Jun 27 '21
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Why did astronomers believe most or all stellar black holes had masses no greater than 15 solar masses?
Apr 18 '21
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How can the (in my eyes quite ridiculous) conjecture of Sheldrake be disproven?
Jun 4 '21
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How else can a star form, other than gravitational collapse?
Oct 21 '21
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Can a small black hole orbit a large star?
Jun 18 '21
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Will interstellar medium slow down the rotation of stars?
Aug 17 '21
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Is the moon's orbit circularizing? Why does tidal heating circularize orbits?
Jan 1 '19
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Why do some call the no-hair conjecture the no-hair theorem?
Aug 7 '21
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Why are there not yet any instruments dedicated to registering time dilation caused by passing gravitational waves?
Jul 23 '21
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Is the second law of thermodynamics a "no-go" theorem?
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What is the current status of the convergence of the post-Newtonian approximation?
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Physical meaning of potential in heat equation
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What theory is a non-field-theory?
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Why isn't the Euler-Lagrange equation trivial?

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