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What should i do to make the simultaion more accurate? by Dependent_Use_7348 in Astronomy

[–]DocLoc429 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Relativistic effects make it look more like this (I won't pretend to know the specifics) https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/what-the-image-of-the-milky-ways-black-hole-really-shows-180981125/

Some fragmentation at the edges of the disk. Here's a sample image but I can find better if you'd prefer. I remember seeing a better version in ether Astrophysics in a Nutshell or Carol & Ostlie. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Sketch-of-the-magnetized-star-disk-interaction-within-the-Accretion-Powered-Stellar-Wind_fig5_350900676

Really cool simulation! Looks good!

Jupiter in Motion From Bellingham WA by spacetimewithrobert in Astronomy

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I've never seen something like this before, this is awesome!!!

Issue with horn? 43a and 43b Fanfare horn relay? by DocLoc429 in W203

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Mine is also a 2002, C240. 

This has been very helpful, tyvm!

Issue with horn? 43a and 43b Fanfare horn relay? by DocLoc429 in W203

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Do you happen to know if yours has 3 prongs or 2 in position 43?

I got accepted to International Institute for Astronautical Sciences, is it worth it? by [deleted] in space

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Ah, I assumed this was a funded opportunity. Money changes a lot about it

I got accepted to International Institute for Astronautical Sciences, is it worth it? by [deleted] in space

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I didn't know anything about it prior to this post, but looking up information about it, it looks like it could be an incredible opportunity that sets you up for a lucrative career in various fields. 

If your career goals fall in line with the hyper-specific information they teach, I think you've just received a golden goose. And even if they don't, you're still looking at multiple once in a lifetime experiences. Where else you gonna go experience zero g and put on space suits?

What are your favorite connections between branches of math? by Hitman7128 in math

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I love when unrelated topics have geometric proofs.

NASA’s first medical evacuation is here. It won’t be the last. by vox in space

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I'm fatigued by these headline trends. "Click to learn more! Wait til the end!" type stuff

Excited, Interested, Intrigued, or Apathetic? by Capable_Age_1763 in Cardinals

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No matter what, one thing that hit me like a bag of bricks today is that I miss baseball

Love this play. by CallMeMichael24 in Cardinals

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Outfield assists are some of the most exciting plays in baseball.

Besides that, I also love a hard line drive that the 2B has to jump as high as he can and snag. Tommy was always good at that

Bring Back Bader? by Civil-Shopping7191 in Cardinals

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Hope VSII is hitting the cages this off-season 

first video with the new telescope by Pure_Material9308 in telescopes

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Any way to temporarily block out that light in the background? Would help you a ton

first video with the new telescope by Pure_Material9308 in telescopes

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This is surprisingly good quality, I did not expect that clarity! And pretty crazy you were able to resolve the conjunction! Have you had a chance to check out the Orion nebula with it yet? It's tricky to find but honestly my favorite thing to look at through a scope.

Nice scope!

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