spagettification – Uncommon Descent

Cosmology Intelligent Design Of General Interest Physics

Spagettification of a star caught by a black hole

Starry starry fright.

Sandy William J Murray So, the idea that morality is an inescapable, existential law of some sort comparable to a physical... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
kairosfocus WJM, I passed by and caught: the idea that morality is an inescapable, existential law of some sort comparable to... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
Viola Lee KF writes, " whoever said “outside”? Built-in coeval with humanity, bound up in our nature as responsible, rational, significantly free... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
William J Murray So, the idea that morality is an inescapable, existential law of some sort comparable to a physical law is self-evidently... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
William J Murray So, if morality was an inescapable law of human nature like gravity is an inescapable physical law, we would be... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
William J Murray There are several things to consider here. Is "human nature" rooted in the so-called external physical world and its particular... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
ET Earth to seversky: No one uses evolution by means of blind and mindless processes for anything. It is a useless... – Breaking News: Hitler vindicated because Darwin...
ET Well, JVL, according to some evos hail is water. – Bones of contention: A new clue...
ET seversky: You can say there is zero evidence for anything if you refuse to look. Millions upon millions of people... – Tim Standish responds to Terrell Clemmons...
ET One thing the human genome has told us is that DNA does NOT determine biological form. And because of that... – The human genome at 20. We...
JVL BobRyan: the water started to melt . . That I would like to see. – Bones of contention: A new clue...
bornagain77 SEV states, "You can say there is zero evidence for anything if you refuse to look." This is especially humorous... – Tim Standish responds to Terrell Clemmons...
kairosfocus BR, actually, Greenland, Iceland and Antarctica beg to differ, the Ice age is in abeyance but not over. KF – Bones of contention: A new clue...
kairosfocus News, nope. As soon as Adam left Eden, he had Eve at his side and Fido at his heel. The... – Bones of contention: A new clue...
kairosfocus VL, >>I don’t believe in this “duty” model either.>> 1: Appeal to truth, in the guise, controversial so not credibly... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
kairosfocus SA2 &/or VL et al: the onward objection will predictably be, but I am no materialist. Now, you see the... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
kairosfocus SA2, It is interesting to see the onward side-steps and projections, Again, on points: >>There is no doubt that we... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
Sandy Viola Lee On our side issue of spelling vs grammar, google “is spelling considered part of grammar.” I think you... – Should we recognise that "laws of...
BobRyan 10,000 years ago, give or take a few hundred years, the last Great Ice Age was still around. About half... – Bones of contention: A new clue...
polistra I wish they'd give up the Bering Bridge. It was NOT NECESSARY. Ice joins America to Siberia in colder periods,... – Bones of contention: A new clue...
polistra Temperament is a better word to cover all these variations. The classic four humors seem to be universal. – At Mind Matters News: Can insects...