Re: Curiosity Mars "landing" BIGGEST NASA HOAX EVER!!!
I came up with that number simply looking for a large number to disprove Brother Jon who though that for some reason numbers ended somewhere. I just got that number off of the internet because i knew there were lots of sand grains on Earth. I admit that my source may not have been correct, I was just trying to prove a point. But if you want a math war, i can meet you.
When calculating the angular difference between Alpha Centauri in January, and in July. The difference was .0001245 degrees. The avaerage being an angle of 60, 50, 1506 (astronomical angles are stated differently because one need a lot of digits for them to be any good). With that info, we draw a triangle. We assign one side as 1 AU (distance between Earth and the Sun) and we assign two angles in between the measured side. You take the one side is the average and the other is the average plus half of the angle difference (I really don't want to put it down again so lets called average angle A and the other angle
using the law of cosines, we can figure out the second side as 265612.7 AU, which converted to light years is 4.2
I came up with that number simply looking for a large number to disprove Brother Jon who though that for some reason numbers ended somewhere. I just got that number off of the internet because i knew there were lots of sand grains on Earth. I admit that my source may not have been correct, I was just trying to prove a point. But if you want a math war, i can meet you.
When calculating the angular difference between Alpha Centauri in January, and in July. The difference was .0001245 degrees. The avaerage being an angle of 60, 50, 1506 (astronomical angles are stated differently because one need a lot of digits for them to be any good). With that info, we draw a triangle. We assign one side as 1 AU (distance between Earth and the Sun) and we assign two angles in between the measured side. You take the one side is the average and the other is the average plus half of the angle difference (I really don't want to put it down again so lets called average angle A and the other angle

Comment