James Thomas Rook Jr.
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James Thomas Rook Jr.'s post in What is the difference between a Ramjet and a Scramjet? was marked as the answer
A scramjet is basically a piece of pipe with fire at the back end. The super compression of the incoming air at supersonic speeds alleviates the need for a LOT of parts... but depending on the size, will not work at all below certain supersonic speeds.
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James Thomas Rook Jr.'s post in I make 170K USD in Seattle and I'm being offered 100K GBP in London. Would it be hard to get by? What are some factors that can mitigate the differences? was marked as the answer
Attitude.
Do you want the most money, or an adventure?
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James Thomas Rook Jr.'s post in Mark Zuckerberg calling for International Censorship Laws to supercede US Constitutional Law seems almost treasonous. Is there a law restricting US Citizens from trying to undermine the US Constitution? was marked as the answer
Mark Zuckerberg calling for International Censorship Laws to supercede US Constitutional Law seems almost treasonous. Is there a law restricting US Citizens from trying to undermine the US Constitution?
No, there is not. You may use any peaceful means to completely change the Government to suit any model of idea you have. Since the painfully ignorant have become the majority, this is now ... IN PROGRESS.
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James Thomas Rook Jr.'s post in Time gets slow for an object when the object moves nearly with the speed of light. Does time slow down even for light? was marked as the answer
Translated into English ... time slows down as you approach the speed of light, and ON A PHOTON .... time is stopped.
You need to study "advanced and retrograde light", to get a better feel for this.
There is no such thing as "Universal Time Rate".
ALL time is a variable according to local velocity, and the strength of the gravity well.
All time is local.
Time passes at a different rate at the bottom of a tall radio antennae, than at the top ... because at the bottom ... there is more gravity, which slows local time.
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James Thomas Rook Jr.'s post in Is this evidence of extraterrestrial life on the moon? was marked as the answer
Those that REALLY understand about optical compression in telescopic lenses know that if the moon is that close, the "birds" will also be closer, as well. It actually looks like the camera was on "electronic zoom" and not actual optical zoom, which makes the image fuzzier by spreading out the pixels. These "could" just be camera motion or other sensor "artifacts".
I seriously doubt that whatever these objects are, that they would be birds, and they are so small they must be flying at great altitude.
What is it/them REALLY?
I have not the slightest clue.
