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Originally Posted by Tinker

Yep it was a great doco! I'm just getting getting back and brushing up on astronomy again, and as you say it's very thought provoking.

Also watch out for another 2 part doco called "Everything and Nothing", I think you would like that too!

Joe

Cheers mate, I'm aquiring it now

Originally Posted by GeoffW1

Hi,

Yes it was good. Been on before, but deserved a rerun. I don't think it got really close to any answers, but you could see the question better.

I reckon time is subjective in many ways, biologically, relativistically (took me a long time to spell that http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/....es/happy04.gif), gravitationally and so on.

I think it has something to do with change (best I can do), so that if there is no change AT ALL in an object or its surroundings (very loose this), can you say that time passed in its vicinity? How? Dunno.

Cheers

Or is the change too small to be observed by humans but nevertheless change is happening? This doco definitely made me come up with a few theories that may be silly but really made me think nonetheless, very thought provoking and it was a lot of fun to watch

Originally Posted by bartman

MMMM the slap in the face seemed a bit dodge.
If I asked somebody to have their face slapped, I dont think they would move their head as much as he did!?( close to 90 degrees) Tried it on my sister and she hardly flinched.....sure she slapped me backhttp://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/....milies/lol.gif, but thats not the point...http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/..../rolleye09.gif
Otherwise great vid!http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/..../winking70.gif

Bartman
ps
just watched the doco and it was very interesting! thanks for the post. Still a bit confused...but i'll re-watch it and maybe it will answer some questions........

Nice one mate! And I didn't catch all of it so I'm aquiring it for a re-watch and a deep think

Cheers