What size eye/telescope?
Though it isn't really *exact*, the simplest answer would be - assume that the light gathering capability of a given telescope is a squaring function - and that an aperture 10 x as big, means that it gathers 100X as much light - and therefore can see an object 1/100th as bright (or 100X fainter ...) The pupil of an eye is approximately 7 mm across. Therefore a telescope with an aperture of 70 mm could gather enough light to let you see a star 100X as faint (or 1/100th as bright) 70 mm is roughly 3 inches across - a common small telescope size. To see Shemp (1/1,000,000 as bright as Moe) you have to have an aperture 1,000X as great as the pupil of your eye - 7,000 mm - or nearly 300 inches across - almost 25 feet across (7 meters for our SI friends) Buying such a scope would be a multi-million dollar undertaking - quite possibly approaching 50 million dollars or more If *instead* of directly viewing Shemp, you were willing to have a 'delayed view', you could use astrophotography - using a much smaller telescope - but for a very long time - using a camera - to gather photons over a long time. There are still a few tricks and concerns you need to address along the way, but when you start looking at extremely dim objects - this is a far more accessible method.
Crying a lot on my period?
I don't normally get like this when I'm on my period, I'm normally completely fine and rarely get cramps. But this month it's horrible, I'm crying a lot and cramps are really bad. Just this moment I was on my exercise bike, I place a mirror in front of me whilst I do it to keep me motivated. But instead of motivating me it was making me hysterically cry, and I couldn't stop. Even just doing homework, I didn't understand a question in my geography textbook and I started crying! It's ridiculous! Does anyone else get like this? Because this is the first time it's happened to me. How do I make it stop?
Is Fall Out 4 better than New Vegas?
I love Fallout 4, and have played it for a very long time to hopefully offer this opinion, along with numerous hours/weeks/months spent on New Vegas as well.However, something just doesn't seem right with Fallout 4. They almost seemed to not quite capture that true, “essence” of simply roaming around, screwing over whatever and looking like a badass that the other games offer.It’s almost the simplicity of the old Fallouts that isn't there. For example, in Fallout New Vegas, you had a weapon, with the ability to attach 1 or 2 mods tops. The only annoying thing you had to think about was the weapon decaying and losing weapon power, but the perk “jury rigging” fixed that, allowing players to fix the weapon with other different ones.Whereas in Fallout 4, there are a gazillion different mods and upgrades for a gun, along with extra perks with it, boggling to mind too much. It's as if Fallout forgot that the setting is a nuclear wasteland, where realistically you won't be able to find fiber optics and high-tec scopes THAT easily (I know it’s set in the 21/2200s but jesus!)It’s almost as if Fallout is trying to be something that it isn't with it’s newest release, by becoming too complex and fiddly, distracting people from just playing!That’s why I’d prefer to fire up the PS3, grab my anti-material rifle and go hunt some deathclaws on New Vegas.
I was molested by my grandfather?
speak to someone about it. someone you trust.
How different is high school from middle school?
honestly it's the same as middle school the only difference is that everyone looks a little older and they may be a litte more mature but then again some aren't and also a lot of people change in high school & puberty and everyone's hormones are going crazy and people are trying to impress other people and trying to be "cool" but in reality it's not important what others think about anyone, in general that's about it