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glass ceiling
Bookmarked 741 weeks ago it all started when kelsey floated into the break room one day and found olivia and johnny blaze laughing some joke about a bear in a bar or something they stopped chuckling almost immediately when she came in she nodded quietly and got a freeze-dried snack bar from the food tank then she left and heard murmuring a few misplaced staplers later and a full-on space office war soon blossomed |
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olber039s paradox
Bookmarked 740 weeks ago creation evolution video play listshttp:hostedhomeservercomwarneveryonevideo_play_listshtmpsalm 148:3 quotpraise ye him sun and moon: praise him all ye stars of lightquot why is the sky dark at night there039s more to the answer to this question than the fact that the stars do not appear as bright as the sun from earthif stars were evenly distributed throughout an infinite universe -- as predicted by the evolutionary big bang theory -- a star would be shining no matter where you looked in the night sky the night sky while not as bright as the daytime sky would not be dark anywhere the fact that this is not what we see at night has been named quotolber039s paradoxquot after the german amateur astronomer who first asked the questionever since astronomers have been trying to fit olber039s paradox into whatever theory about the universe was current modern followers of the big bang theory have written that the main reason every inch of the night sky is not glowing with stars is that the expanding universe prevents space from filling with light new calculations and research now show that if the universe were expanding it would have very little noticeable effect on the stars in the night sky even more interesting concluded astrophysicist paul wesson is the fact that the main reason the night sky is not bright is that the universe is simply not old enough to have filled with lightthe daily cycle which includes night039s darkness is important to almost all the life that the creator placed on earth the truth is that we live in a universe that has been designed for lifeprayer: lord as scripture says even the night sky sings forth your glory help my life to glorify you in ways that others can see amen notes: quotcosmological paradox in the dark of nightquot science news v 139 feb 23 p 125 |
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the fine tuning of the universe
Bookmarked 569 weeks ago for more resources visit: http:wwwreasonablefaithorgfinetuningbe sure to view the kalam cosmological argument animation video: http:youtube6culbumclg0reasonable faith features the work of philosopher and theologian dr william lane craig and aims to provide in the public arena an intelligent articulate and uncompromising yet gracious christian perspective on the most important issues concerning the truth of the christian faith today such as:-the existence of god-the meaning of life-the objectivity of truth-the foundation of moral values-the creation of the universe-intelligent design-the reliability of the gospels-the uniqueness of jesus-the historicity of jesus039 resurrection-the challenge of religious pluralismread more: http:wwwreasonablefaithorgwe welcome your comments in the reasonable faith forums:http:wwwreasonablefaithorgforumsbe sure to also visit reasonable faith039s other channel which contains full-length clips: http:wwwyoutubecomreasonablefaithorgfollow reasonable faith on twitter: http:twittercomrfupdatesadd reasonable faith on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomreasonablefaithorgtranscriptfrom galaxies and stars down to atoms and subatomic particles the very structure of our universe is determined by these numbers: speed of light: c=299792458 m s-1 gravitational constant: g=6673 x 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2 planck039s constant: 105457148 x 10-34 m2 kg s-2 planck mass-energy: 12209 x 1022 mev mass of electron proton neutron: 0511 9383 9396 mev mass of up down strange quark: 24 48 104 mev approx ratio of electron to proton mass: 183615-1 gravitational coupling constant: 59 x 10-39 cosmological constant: 23 x 10-3 ev hubble constant: 71 kmsmpc today higgs vacuum expectation value: 2462 gevthese are the fundamental constants and quantities of the universe scientists have come to the shocking realization that each of these numbers have been carefully dialed to an astonishingly precise value - a value that falls within an exceedingly narrow life-permitting range if any one of these numbers were altered by even a hair039s breadth no physical interactive life of any kind could exist anywhere there039d be no stars no life no planets no chemistryconsider gravity for example the force of gravity is determined by the gravitational constant if this constant varied by just one in 1060 parts none of us would exist to understand how exceedingly narrow this life-permitting range is imagine a dial divided into 1060 increments to get a handle on how many tiny points on the dial this is compare it to the number of cells in your body 1014 or the number of seconds that have ticked by since time began 1020 if the gravitational constant had been out of tune by just one of these infinitesimally small increments the universe would either have expanded and thinned out so rapidly that no stars could form and life couldn039t exist or it would have collapsed back on itself with the same result: no stars no planets no lifeor consider the expansion rate of the universe this is driven by the cosmological constant a change in its value by a mere 1 part in 10120 parts would cause the universe to expand too rapidly or too slowly in either case the universe would again be life-prohibitingor another example of fine-tuning: if the mass and energy of the early universe were not evenly distributed to an incomprehensible precision of 1 part in 1010123 the universe would be hostile to life of any kindthe fact is our universe permits physical interactive life only because these and many other numbers have been independently and exquisitely balanced on a razor039s edgequotwherever physicists look they see examples of fine-tuningquot - sir martin reesquotthe remarkable fact is that the values of these numbers seem to have been very finely adjusted to make possible the development of lifequot - stephen hawkingquotif anyone claims not to be surprised by the special features the universe has he is hiding his head in the sand these special features are surprising and unlikelyquot - david deutschwhat is the best explanation for this astounding phenomenon there are three live options the fine-tuning of the universe is due to either physical necessity chance or design which of these options is the most plausibleread more of the transcript here: http:wwwreasonablefaithorgtranscript-fine-tuning-argumentixzz3dzbjnjen |
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symphony of science - 039the big beginning039 ft hawking sagan dawkins shears tyson
Bookmarked 773 weeks ago quotthe big beginningquot is the eighth installment in the symphony of science music video series it deals with the origins of our universe covering the big bang theory expansion and cooling of the universe formation of galaxies the interplay between matter and anti-matter and cosmic radiation the music video features stephen hawking richard dawkins carl sagan tara shears and neil degrasse tyson videos sampled for this installment include into the universe with stephen hawking god the universe and everything else the universe history channel nova sciencenow interviews with richard dawkins and tara shears and carl sagan039s cosmos the principal design for the motion graphic at the end was designed by joe snodgrass check out his record label: http:twittercomluxusarctica thanks to himcheck out http:symphonyofsciencecom for more science music videos you can find links to all the sources used in this video at the website under quotadditional infoquot for each oneenjoyjohnlyrics:hawkingwe observe that distant galaxies are moving away from usthey must have been closer together in the pastit was the beginning of the universeand of time itselfanything that happened before the big bangcould not affect what happened afterdawkinsthe poetry of the expanding universethe poetry of the complexity of lifewe039re not normally equipped to understandand science gives it to usscience is opening your eyesto the wonderfulness of what039s therescience is opening your eyesto the poetry of the expanding universesaganthe early cosmos was everywhere white hotbut then as time passedthe radiation expanded and cooledthen little pockets of gas began to growsteadily brightening we call them the galaxiesshearsin the big bang we had equal amounts of matter and anti-matterand as soon as they met each otherthey annihilated togetherand this battle played outwhilst the universe expandedin its first minute of existencedegrasse tysonit039s not all that hard to detect the big bangall you need to do is change the channeluntil you come between two stationsabout one percent of the snow and noisecomes from the big bang itselfwe039re all eavesdroppingon the birth pains of the cosmos |
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shake it off pastor keion henderson
Bookmarked 353 weeks ago shake it offacts 18:1-10a divine connections b divine communication c divine calmnesswe welcome you to watch this super bowl sunday sermon shake it off by pastor keion henderson of the lighthouse church come and join with us on sunday at 9:00 am 11:00 am and 1:30 pm and tuesday at 7:00 pmgod is calling you to shake off whatever is weighing you down watch as pastor keion uses the story of paul removing his clothes in acts 18:1-10 to teach you that when you shake off the critics make room for divine connections and learn the art of divine communication god will give you divine calmnesssubscribe: http:bitly2zxykgrconnect with pastor keionwebsite: http:pastorkeioncom and https:wwwkeionhendersoncomfacebook: https:wwwfacebookcompastorkeioninstagram: https:wwwinstagramcompastorkeiontwitter: https:twittercompastorkeionyoutube: https:wwwyoutubecomuserkdh525 |
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agmx-166 fellatio seen from the side - mahiru komukai
Bookmarked 46 weeks ago watch agmx-166 fellatio seen from the side - mahiru komukai 2023 mahiru komukaiharu ogawayuu kitayamayui shiomishion nishikaireina tachibanastar universe runtime: 131:11 categories: mahiru komukai haru ogawa yuu kitayama yui shiomi shion nishikai reina tachibana star universe sex agent japanese asian av hornyhill hornyhillse |
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good friends share the same punishment
Bookmarked 42 weeks ago watch good friends share the same punishment 2024 runtime: 05:03 categories: fetish amateur babe bdsm dr lomp graias graiascom max lomp graias universe skinny teen babe amateur bbw big tits hornyhill hornyhillse |
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three babes tamed in a row by the sadistic master
Bookmarked 42 weeks ago watch three babes tamed in a row by the sadistic master 2024 runtime: 05:12 categories: babe amateur feet bdsm dr lomp graias graiascom max lomp graias universe threesome babe foot fetish amateur natural tits hornyhill hornyhillse |
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journey of the universe - film trailer
Bookmarked 729 weeks ago journey of the universe an epic story of cosmic earth and human transformation http:wwwjourneyoftheuniverseorg an hd documentary book and educational series journey of the universe is a dramatic and expansive film that reimagines the universe story and reframes the human connection to the cosmos created by a renowned team of scientists scholars and award-winning filmmakers it is beautifully filmed in hd on the greek island of samos the birthplace of pythagoras journey is hosted by evolutionary philosopher brian thomas swimme whose stories awaken us to the beauty and complexity of our planet and offer an opportunity to respond to ecological and social challenges of our times the film was written by swimme and yale historian of religions mary evelyn tucker and directed by patsy northcutt and david kennard |
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first thor: ragnarok trailer released - collider movie talk
Bookmarked 448 weeks ago on this episode of collider movie talk april 10th 2017 mark ellis jeremy jahns perri nemiroff jon schnepp ashley mova and wendy lee discuss the following:1 new teaser trailer released for thor ragnarok2 carrie fisher to appear in episode ix with unused footage3 disneys jungle cruise starring the rock to hit in 20184 box office report5 wonder woman box office debut tracking to be lowest dceu movie 6 jason statham calls new movie meg jurassic park meets jaws7 joe manganiello co-wrote a dungeons amp dragons script hopes to make movie8 mail bagmarvel and disney have released the very first teaser trailer for thor: ragnarok directed by taika waititi the one minute and fifty two second spot uses led zeppelins immigrant song to set the stage for a marvel movie unlike anything the fans have seen yet with thor imprisoned on the other side of the universe without his mighty hammer he finds himself in a race against time to get back to asgard to stop ragnarokin an |
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mars curiosity rover scientific instruments explained in detail - msl science payload subtitles
Bookmarked 692 weeks ago narrated by carol meier professional female voice over narrator for film television science space documentary narrations the msl science instrument payload aboard curiosity mars rover nasa jpl subtitled in english arabic chinese russian portuguese spanish german japanese hebrew french sewedish turkish hindi explains in detail each of the scientific instruments aboard the curiosity mars rover all 10 scientific instruments plus 3 other instruments and power unit explained in detailwwwcarolmeiervoiceovercom |
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how big is the universe
Bookmarked 746 weeks ago how big is the universe science of spacethis video explores the broad scope of the universe without using any complicated astronomical jargon this is my second and improved version space science god religion design |
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curiosity shop of saturn039s moons
Bookmarked 785 weeks ago this video is modeled in the classic tradition of pt barnum offering a collection of oddities for your viewing pleasure so enter the curiosity shop for a compilation of facts and beautiful moon images taken by the cassini spacecraft in orbit around saturn since 2004 set to edvard grieg039s piano concerto in a minor op 16 ii adagio this video is produced in honor of the recent cassini spacecraft mission extension through september 2017 take a gander at gigantic titan to your left feel free to ogle bright enceladus to your right reflecting close to 100 percent of the light that hits its surface don039t be afraid to eyeball mimas and her craters that039s what she039s there for saturn has the second most moons of planets in the solar system second only to jupiterseptember 27th 2010 marked the end of the cassini equinox mission which was over the last 2 years and the beginning of the cassini solstice mission the extension to takes the spacecraft to september 2017 a couple months past saturn039s northern summer solstice in may 2017 cassini has done a great deal to extend our knowledge of saturn and it039s moons as well as delivered some of the most gorgeous photos taken in the solar system photos of saturn saturn039s rings and saturn039s moons this video pictures just a few of the many photosfact sheet:mimasdiameter: averages 396 km orbital radius: 185520 kmorbital period: 22 hours and 37 minutesmass: 37500000000 megatonnesmimas and rhea are widely considered the most heavily cratered bodies in the solar systemenceladusdiameter: about 500 kmorbital radius: 238020 kilometersorbital period: 137 daysmass: 70000000000 megatonnesit is postulated that enceladus is heated by a tidal mechanism similar to jupiter039s moon io and many signs point to a liquid core even though it should039ve frozen aeons agoit is the most reflective object in the solar systemtethysdiameter: 1066 kmorbital radius: 294660kmorbital period: 189 earth daysmass: 627000000000 megatonnesodysseus crater named for a greek warrior king in homer039s two great works the iliad and the odyssey dominates the tethyan western hemisphere odysseus crater is 400 kilometers in-diameter almost 250 miles that diameter is nearly two-fifths of tethys itselfdionediameter: 1123 kmorbital radius: 377400 kmorbital period: 27 earth daysmass: 1100000000000 megatonnescassini showed dione039s bright wisps to be bright canyon ice walls some of them several hundred meters high probably caused by subsidence cracking the walls are bright because darker material falls off them exposing bright water icerheadiameter: 1528 kmaverage distance: 527040 kmorbital period: 452 earth daysmass: 2310000000000 megatonnestitanequatorial radius: 2575 kmorbital distance: 1221830 kmorbital period: 1595 earth daysmass: 134550000000000 megatonnesrecent results from the cassini mission suggest that hydrogen and acetylene are depleted at the surface of titan both results are still preliminary but the findings are interesting for astrobiology a paper published 5 years ago suggested that methane-based rather than water-based life -- ie organisms called methanogens -- on titan could consume hydrogen acetylene and ethane the measured depletion of these compounds could mean the existence of these life forms on the surfacehyperionaverage diameter: 270 kmmass: 800000000 megatonnesorbital distance: 1481100 kmorbital period: 2128 earth dayshyperion is the largest known irregular nonspherical body in the solar systemiapetusequatorial radius: 7355 kmorbital distance: 3561300 kmorbital period: 7933 earth daysmass: 1600000000000 megatonnesthe september 2007 cassini flyby of iapetus showed that thermal segregation is probably the most responsible for iapetus having a darker hemisphere iapetus has a very slow rotation longer than 79 days such a slow rotation means that the daily temperature cycle is very long so long that the dark material can absorb heat from the sun and warm upphoebediameter: 220 kmorbital distance: 12952000 kmorbital period: about 18 monthsmass: 400000000 megatonnesunlike most major moons orbiting saturn phoebe is very dark and reflects only 6 percent of the sunlight it receives its darkness and irregular retrograde orbit suggest phoebe is most likely a captured object |