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| Re: How We Can Measure Long Distances?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Wondering. on February 17, 2000 04:40:16 UTC |
: I suppose it is OK to speculate about distances between objects in the known universe and the possiblities of "not-knowing. I suggest you read Einsteins Reletivity Theories (Light Matter) and understand Red Shift and the expansion of the universe. I'm sure that our methods will improve in the future, however, technology we now possess has been proven pretty much accurate. But on another note I think our measurments of the cosmos is somewhat "off". But that's another post.... How this relativity theory, and Red-Shift give answer, to my questions? I dont understand your answer?
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