The Silverdale Phantom
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I’m looking forward to watching this tonight.
I’ve been engaged in some ocean liner history of late and found this channel.
This young Australian writes a good episode:
It's moving the complete opposite to what Freddie the Fiddler & Brandy had planned for this origin
Something expanded and Teddys head went up into it.It's not expanding but the New South Wales origin hopes disappeared up its own arse last night.
I was amased at the photos it takes for a device that small and the price was right lol, there are other units that are more expensive that basically does the same job.Great photos.
What do you think about a $1,000 to start seeing this quality?
My dad dabbled in astronomy and he was committed in saying that space has no limits.It also means that we are literally in the centre of the universe. Then again, so is everywhere else. And no matter where you are, there is a 13.5 billion light year horizon and you'll never know what is part that.
My dad dabbled in astronomy and he was committed in saying that space has no limits.
Like the theory that once said the earth is flat and if you go to the edge you will fall off...people believed it because it was an unknown.
If it is possible to travel at lightspeeds and providing you don't hit anything or consumed and were able to live forever, you would just keep travelling forever............................................and forever....
This reminds me of a riddle.
Q. How far can you walk into a forest?
A. Halfway, any further and you'll be walking out.
Now you are a man with incredible vision SP ha haIf you walk across the Tigers boardroom, you go around and around and around.
Now you are a man with incredible vision SP ha ha
Just like a synagogue....If you walk across the Tigers boardroom, you go around and around and around.
I once heard this analogy that I love:A little bit OT, but the concept of time always intrigues me. I swear some universal Fat Controller is accelerating time.
As I get older, events seem like they happened yesterday. Two prime examples the advent of COVID - it feels like it started a year ago. Another is when I broke my ankle in September 2018. In my strange world, it occurred two years ago. Remember when Christmas school holidays took forever? Now a two week holiday lasts for a few days.
I have a hare brained theory about this. As you get older, the proportion of a certain length of time decreases as time progresses. For example, a four year old kid sees one year as being 25% of his entire life, while his 40 year old father sees the same time period as being just 2.5% of his life. It's a bit difficult to explain but hopefully you'll get the gist of it.
Now that I really like! Top stuff.I once heard this analogy that I love:
'Life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer you get to the end, the quicker it goes'.