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| Mad Scientists Science and Mathematics discussion-- theories, arguments, citations, proofs and pudding. |
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 2003-08-22 03:43 |
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 is there an opposite to time?
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yes, black holes are a small part of black matter, i was never talking about black matter. london ontario isn't in england. black holes do absorb light, like something painted black absorbs light. ...
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2003-08-29 20:03 |
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Re: is there an opposite to time?
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haha, you care about where i'm from because you said i was from england, which i am not. You're contradicting yourself, you said they didn't "suck" the light at all. The black matter absorbs (or...
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is there an opposite to time?
