Steve Clark

Retired, PhD Astrophysics, interested in Cosmology, Einstein’s GR

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@AbdulForPres @SenSanders Are you serious? I hope and pray not.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@Sir_Oscar_2019 @SenSanders @realDonaldTrump @netanyahu There is a huge difference between the Iranian people and the murderous Islamic Republic of Iran, which is who Trump referred to in his statement. Shame on you sen. Sanders for siding an enemy of the world. SHAME ON YOU!

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@politixdude @TheIranWatcher You’re an idiot, they’re losing BIGLY.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@collective63441 Awesome!

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@collective63441 Who me?

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A frog that ate a firefly
https://t.co/uDkW1ZrllC

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@TheDunes2010 @theunifiedspace @gunsnrosesgirl3 Unfortunately, pawns.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@Astropartigirl @lovemisslily17 @elonmusk @joerogan Both “Dark Matter” and “Dark Energy” are sketchy. There is ample evidence to show neither are necessary to explain observations. Within a few more years they will both be shown to be big blunders and embarrassing wastes of time and money.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@StartsWithABang The age of the Universe doesn’t depend on who you ask, but depends on where it is measured from. The Universe is much “older” inside a large void because more time has passed there,due to relative lack of gravitational energy. The “average” age of the Universe is older than 13.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@skdh The “age” of the Universe would depend upon where it is “measured” from. If taken from the center of a large void the age would seem to be significantly older (more time has lapsed).

[David L Wiltshire @DavidLWiltshire]

https://t.co/yu3Qu73nUj

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@KevinOnEarth @ProfBrianCox @neiltyson @daraobriain @bgreene @Nature Sounds right to me, for what it’s worth.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@DavidLWiltshire Awesome! Keep up the awesome work. Time will reward your efforts.

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

Cosmological models are built on a simple, century-old idea -- but new observations demand a radical rethink https://t.co/qHeG7dgYng

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@StartsWithABang Since time is relative, the age of the Universe varies from location to location, and proximity to matter density. Taking an average age would yield a different value than 13.8 byo.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Using quasars as "clocks" and looking back to a time when the universe was just over a billion years old, scientists observed time appearing to flow five times slower

[read more: https://t.co/oN8a6BbRAS]

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@juanrga @StartsWithABang With wavelengths of several light years long?

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@juanrga @StartsWithABang If not, then what?

[Steve Clark @ChrisPBaconbits]

@CedilnikRobi @skdh No