Re: We are, a mass extinction event.

It seems simple but you would expect it to be simple, and elegant,
because E=mc2 is simple and elegant.

And so G, is the force of the black body radiation, and to calculate e,
which is a wave of this blackbody radiation at the shell radius, you
merely do something like, multiply G times the atomic number times the
speed of light which is the speed those waves travel at and then you
can derive e theoretically as well.
The only real value that you don't need to derive is c, because we
start with the basic premise, that all waves travel at a constant speed
and we give that speed a value of c.

Calculating an exact or more precise value for G, as is stated in those
articles, is really just a fun thing to do. But it has some practical
applications specifically if it can determine over time, if we are
going to evolve into short stubby toad-like creatures.

And you know the moon is moving away from us at oh I don't know a meter
a year, so in 200 million years maybe we be going back to long necks
and chewing leaves or who knows what if the moon earth system was in
any way responsible.

Also it might be a good experiment to do on the mares, on the moon
where it might be gravitationaly more static, to measure the force of
G.

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