/u/Karmaa's posts in /r/askscience
Do we know in what direction we'd need to accelerate towards, such that we'd lose all the moment we have gained from the motion of the cosmos?
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If space and time are expanding, and I shoot a beam of light in some direction, shouldn't that beam of light over billions of years become a dotted beam of light, rather than remain a continuous beam of light?
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How wide would the Sagittarius A* be, if it wasn't collapsed? What I mean is, it still had the same weight, but the density of earth.
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If time slows down near/in a black hole, would that mean that in or near a supernova time will speed up at the climax of the event?
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If photons travel at the speed of light, that means the time lapse from the photons perspective is either absent absent or infinitely small. So does that mean, when I turn on a flashlight and point it at a wall, the photons were both created and at the wall at the same time?
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