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IAMA KFC Fry Cook. AMA

629 upvotes • r/IAmA

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IAMA Mall Cop in a shitty area that is fully allowed to go hands on. Ask me anything :)

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People say that if you planted an (unrealistically) huge telescope 65 million light-years away that you would be able to look back on the Earth and see dinosaurs. But would the light that was reflected off their skin 65 million years ago still be "in tact" that far into space where the telescope is?

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Does a meteor crashing into the moon burn up/catch fire like when entering into Earth's atmosphere?

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Does a meteor that crashes into the Moon burn up/catch fire like one crashing into the Earth does?

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In regards to diagrams/videos that attempt to visualize gravity. If spacetime operates in 4-dimensions, why is it always depicted as a 2-dimensional sheet? Shouldn't it be depicted as an ever-expanding jell-o type grid?

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In regards to diagrams/videos that attempt to visualize gravity. If spacetime operates in 4-dimensions, why is it always depicted as a 2-dimensional sheet? Shouldn't it be depicted as an ever-expanding jell-o type grid?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
IAMA KFC Fry Cook. AMA	629	IAmA
IAMA Mall Cop in a shitty area that is fully allowed to go hands on. Ask me anything :)	174	IAmA
People say that if you planted an (unrealistically) huge telescope 65 million light-years away that you would be able to look back on the Earth and see dinosaurs. But would the light that was reflected off their skin 65 million years ago still be "in tact" that far into space where the telescope is?	7	askscience
Does a meteor crashing into the moon burn up/catch fire like when entering into Earth's atmosphere?	4	askscience
Does a meteor that crashes into the Moon burn up/catch fire like one crashing into the Earth does?	1	askscience
In regards to diagrams/videos that attempt to visualize gravity. If spacetime operates in 4-dimensions, why is it always depicted as a 2-dimensional sheet? Shouldn't it be depicted as an ever-expanding jell-o type grid?	1	askscience
In regards to diagrams/videos that attempt to visualize gravity. If spacetime operates in 4-dimensions, why is it always depicted as a 2-dimensional sheet? Shouldn't it be depicted as an ever-expanding jell-o type grid?	1	askscience