SingAstro

I think the easiest co - relationship between rare cataclysmic sun flare and earth is the release of huge neutrinos which passes by through any matter. On earth pretty much like a microwave oven application at your kitchen table. the Neutrinos will exite any molecular structure at earth core and fo...

Hi,All The film 2012 is the one that really need a "bashing"for inconsistency.If the earth--land--breaks up in quakes;why not the sea?Look at the march 11;2011 event.;both land and sea affected.Thanks again. i don't quite know how to say this, but i would challenge anyone to show us a sci...

i'm not sure if my response will be to everyone's satisfaction, but i'll try my best... i actually don't have too much problem with the linked article. it refers to studies & reports by others, it acknowledges conjectures as such, it never claim irrefutable correlation between solar activities &...

many things in science "fictions" are not "reality" yet due to a lack of technology, not because they are "unscientific". there is a subtle difference.

thanks for your clarification anyway.

Gary wrote:Who would have thought this could be part of reality back then? They were all too mesmerised by the Princess Leia hologram which looked so unscientific ....

why should 3d hologram looked "unscientific"?

looking forward to your portable observatory...

it's actually a good thing i didn't know about this place when i went there few months ago... i was with wifey & kids, and mom and m-in-laws... would have been big trouble....

Kingkong, i do agreed with you on all those you had mentioned. However, with due respect, the word highlighted below should be correctly spelled as Singaporean and not in the way you had spell them. my apologies to you and others offended by my myglish spelling of singapore. and to all angmohs offe...

thanks Remus, for i can say i have ever seen & touched this scope in my life...

rcj wrote:BTW, it's seems to be clear tonight. Go out! Breathe the fresh air too!

raining cat & dog here. this is what happens to astronomers on rainy days. it's like pms...