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What makes the HST better is where it is. The Hale reflector on Mount Palomar was the biggest one ever built at the time but the thing is that it's on Earth. It was built, as all big telescopes are, on a mountain so it's high up and the "seeing" is better, but the atmosphere still blurs the view. Air DOES scatter light, that's why the sky is blue during the day instead of black, and the bigger the telescope, the worse the problem. What you really need is to be out of the atmosphere completely, so it would be ideal to launch a telescope into space. Then there is a totally clear view, no problems with clouds, stars don't twinkle because of air movements because there IS no air, and the only limit is the actual size of the thing. We have the technology now... and that's what we've got with the HST. So it can do better than the Hale at Palomar even though the mirror is that much smaller. Now if we could launch the Hale into space... WOW! If only... but the HST was what would fit on the Space Shuttle. The atmosphere really is a problem with a telescope of any size. So as I said, the best you can do on Earth is build it on a nice accessible mountain, preferably somewhere remote, in a desert where it hardly ever rains so there is less chance of clouds - and there's an observatory in Chile that has all this. The European Extremely Large Telescope is currently being built there. Awkward to get at of course. The Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, was good enough for the telescopes of the late 17th century when it was opened, but now it's totally unsuitable because London has expanded and the telescopes were moved to Sussex, and then to the Canary Islands. Another really good place is Mauna Kea on Hawaii - nice and high up (about half the height of Everest) and big enough on the top for there to be 12 telescopes there with room for more. My best friend at university had an astronomer as a tutor and he was always jetting off to Hawaii! The trouble with actually working there is the height - the air is thin and you don't spend the night there, but at the accommodation base about halfway down the mountain. Astronomers are recommended to spend at least a day at the base to get used to it before going up to the telescopes.
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This is a really stupid question, but I don't know the answer to it. When I have had sex with a man sex is done once he climaxes (of course.) What about lesbian sex, though? I don't even have a gf yet and I've still got all these questions! When is lesbian sex "done?" Also, when I've been with a man before the goal for me wasn't always orgasm, it was just being in the moment. If there are two women together is it that way or is their more of an orgasm goal? I'm sorry for being so stupid, I'm confused!
I'm a bit confused with this?
I recently watched this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qa-uCh2KN_s Its a great piece of work. What I want to know is how this thing fires. Is it firing twice on the same revolution. like a double pulse. or is it firing every single revolution on different cylinders (one cylinder on the exhaust stroke while the other is on the compression stroke) which would effectively make it act like a two stroke would it not ? Iv watched it a few times now trying to figure out how it does it. I also cant thing why anyone would want to do this. though I do admit its very clever. and if it works Im sure multi cylinders will follow. Im interested to know how it effects the torque of the engine too. any insight to that would be welcome Yahoo sugested cat : Society & Culture > Cultures & Groups > Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered ???? I would have posted in the cars transportation / motorcycles section but was thinking the Motorcycle Racing people would probably have a better idea.
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That's all up to you. I usually have seen dark, but sometimes light. Some like a lot, some like a little. Of course, telling you how much to add to a glass is tough, because I don't know how big the glass is! YOUR BEST BET: A couple of days ahead of time, try starting with 1 shot, then 2 shots, then 1 shot of each, and take a sip of each drink. See what you like best, and stick to that recipe in front of your friends! And I sure hope you are 21.
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I am a bit confused. My Girlfriend, just turned Ex, told me that " I do not want a serious relationship." because i do not want to get married just yet. We were dating for 2 months, and we started to talk about promise rings, for the summer. She liked the idea...at first... then a week later the truth FINALY came out that she thought i wasnt wanting a serious relationship. "Just a high school relationship," she said. Before we even brought up the topic of promise rings, she knew i wanted to graduate college before getting married. She was fine with that, then that led up to the idea of promise rings. Now she is telling me that its not soon enough...WTF!!! "Moderators, i do apologize." Did i do anything wrong? Whats your take on the situation.
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Your posting did not say how old you were but it sounds as if you are really just beginning to start being interested in the whole BF/GF thing. It is ok to like more than one person at a time. You are still developing and learning what characteristics you are attracted to. It is OK that you don't know or understand all of the qualities that you want in a girlfriend. This is all part of the maturation process. You don't have some weird psychological thing. How we interact with the opposite sex is largely developed by the relationships we experience - both first hand and second hand. How your parents interact, for instance, plays a role in how you will interact, at least in the beginning. The more people you can be friends with, the wider your understanding of yourself and what you find attractive. It sounds to me as if both of these girls are "comfortable" to you. You like them exactly as you have said - as friends. There is nothing wrong with that. You do not have to be physically attracted and want to be a boyfriend to every girl on the planet. You can value others just because they are fun to be with and because you "like" them. If you have been around these two girls for a long time, maybe there is little mystery to them. Perhaps they feel more like sisters to you. That is OK too. Friendships can grow into relationships that are more intimate. Most often they do not. From your posting it sounds like your parents are divorced. That means you may have been missing a lot of the second hand interaction between adults of the opposite sex. I am not talking about sex but simple things like communication and flirting. Growing up in a home where mom and dad communicate and have a close relationship is one of the best preparations for building a relationship later. We learn how to communicate by watching others. We learn to flirt by watching others. Both are essential to starting and maintaining a relationship. You may have missed a lot of that and may need to learn these on your own. Stop stressing about having a girlfriend and enjoy the friends you have now. When the right girl comes along you will know. Maybe it will even be one of the two girls you know now. Maybe not. In the meantime, enjoy where you are now. Talk to all sort of girls. Find out what you like and don't like. Don't worry so much about whether you have a girlfriend or not and you may find yourself with one sooner than you thought.
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Darwinism is a statement to the effect that evolution of physical not spiritual form occurs. The holocaust was in part an effort of the psychological organizations of Germany to effect racial hygiene by dredging up the old Teutonic myth of the supremacy of the German race as a rationale for getting rid of everyone else. Since psychology promotes the view that man is an animal many of them are materialist (Darwinians) as well. Psychiatrist and psychologist assisted the Holocaust. They admitted such a few years back when information about their role became public in Germany through the efforts of The Citizens Commission on Human rights. Today even in this country the psychiatrist and psychologist continue to promote the idea that man is a soulless animal in an effort to sell the American people on their destructive drug therapies and false propaganda Hitler by the way was under psychiatric treatment. The Holocaust would not have ended with the extermination of the Jews but only when the psychological organizations were in control. Today we have the World Federation of Mental Health actively seeking the same goal. Today they hope to transform our schools into mental health clinics and convince us all into seeking cures for any problem in a pill. Hitler's madness found an ally in a culture largely influenced by psychologist promoting racial hygiene theories as solutions for unemployment in order to entrench their position in society for their own financial well being. By the way the inner circle of Nazi's the SS and so forth were not atheist or Darwinians but rather believed in the immortality of the spirit. Unfortunately they were only concerned with their own immortality. The psychiatrist still hopes to infringe on religious traditions as evidenced by the Siberia Bill legislation and other legislation they have promoted. They have sought to interfere with Church confidentiality privilege and other actions they perceive as usurping their control of all aspects of mental health. Any religion which seeks to alleviate pain and suffering is fair game to them. The lesson to be learned from the Holocaust is to be well informed as to the role played by mental health organizations today in our courts, schools and daily lives. Their mission has not changed since 1938.
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Im dating a guy right now and a part of me says I dont like him. I am happy with him, I get warm tingly feelings kissing him, times where I dont think about him much, other times where I sit down and think about him, and he's also like my best friend. Theres times when Im usually feeling SOMETHING positive. He is sweet, respectful, and I adore his little boy face. We are completely opposites, for I am hyper and I wont stop talking, while he is quiet and reserved. It can be perfect but the thing is, my mind is doubtful, and I tend to over analyze and over think things. Right now, I know as if "I dont like him" which really makes no sense, because Im feeling something good about him as I say it. I start to think, "What if he's just for security and safety?" or "What if I dont want to be alone?" But the way I feel when Im with him is great!! How do I find out which one is going on? My mind blabbing on or my heart really not liking him?
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You are 15 and your perception of love will change as you grow older. I am assuming by how well you type that you are very mature for your age so I will tell you this; While you are still young take every opportunity you can. Do not just sit around and wait for things to happen, or wait for some guy to notice you or your youth will pass you by. You have genuine feeling for this guy so just go for it. If he rejects you then he is a punk. "Every no is closer to a yes" (my friends are encouraging me to get out there and find a female and tell me that quote all the time). I had a crush on a girl once when I was in 6th grade through 8th grade. Still to this day I have never spoken to her and I regret it so much, not because we were meant to be or anything but it was just an opportunity in my life I missed because I was shy. Do not let your Insecurities in life hold you back from wonderful experiences!!!!! Good luck :)
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omg.... where do i start.... first read the book called twilight and you will figure out what it is. If you must know. Its a love story with violence and action.... its awesome. Edward is a vampire. Bella is in love with him. After you've read the book go see the movie while its still in theaters and then read the other three books. These are all the twilight books- Twilight (first book where Edward and Bella first meet) New Moon Elicpse Breaking Dawn