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Laura Helmuth@laurahelmuth.bsky.social |
A new study of 1,500 supernovas gives the most precise measure ever of cosmological time dilation--the way time seems to slow down for objects we observe in the distant universe fun fun fun 🧪🔭 www.scientificamerican.com/article/eins... by @astrojonny.bsky.social
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VealSlab.bsky.social
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YaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaY SPAAAAAAAAACE SHUUUUUUUUUTLE GOOD morning to you too love you too my friend ❤️
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David
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Einstein had all this stuff down more than 100 years ago yet it took me until this year when I read "The Physicist and the Philosopher" to really understand what the weirdness implied. Since then I can't help thinking about how it can be.
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PlanetSaver66
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so in theory , if someone was far away from earth enough , they could observe the evolution of life on earth in slow motion .
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