"density/age a clue to distants"

[Guest]

\"density/age a clue to distants\"

If an unusually dense meteorite were found it is likely that it was caused by exposer to near light speeds {the theory closer to light speed the denser an object becomes} it would be unlickly to have come from a very dense object or planet ,by thier very nature and very high gravity unlikly to allow matter to escape,..would it be possibly to figure out a mathematical equation to see how density and the age of the meteorite equates to the distants traveled?

 

[Guest]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

Diamonds are pretty dense and they were formed in the absence of light and light speed. In fact, they were formed extremely slowly.

 

[Guest]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

fair comment...what if an unusually dense diamond were to hurtle into the earth would the same apply?

 

[Guest]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

It would probably shatter and lose its value.

 

[Guest]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

so from your own argument we could discount diomond from the equation,so we,d be talking about metals and rock unless super dense diomond turns into somthing else?

 

[Shadow]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

What is "super dense"? I mean how could I tell a regular chunk of nickle-steel from a super dense one? And wouldn't I want to FIND such an object first before I tried to figure out how it was formed?

Pun dejur: If I were fairly dense to begin with, would flying around at light speed make me downright stupid?

 

[Guest]

RE: \"density/age a clue to distants\"

LEO:
How did you come up with this theory?