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is this the end of the solar sail?

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Post Sun Jul 06, 2003 10:30 pm

The general idea is that white holes don't exist. Why? They don't seem to lose much mass while they aren't feeding. They actually do lose mass, supposedly by Hawking's Radiation (may not be exact name) by which matter is radiated, suprisingly on this "side" though keep in mind I'm somewhat rusty on this subject. About solar sails, you can use them to change your orbit. For example, angle it so that you speed up relative to the sun, you'll go higher. Angle it so you slow down, and you'll "fall" even though you're thrusting away. Like I said in the other thread, it all depends on orbits

Post Mon Jul 07, 2003 2:02 am

@ff: dont ask me for proof fool, you got proof black holes exist? i mean you cant exactly see em can ya, any reading material that goes near it wouldnt come back....a little convinient dont you think?

"oh theres nothing there, there must be something there"

-arcon
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Post Mon Jul 07, 2003 6:32 am

You can see their affects on nearby stars, and their radiation. If you see a bunch of stars swirling around something you can't see REALLY fast, and from that points theres a bunch of radiation and such, it's definitely not something normal.

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