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RE: ~ Will a Pulsar pass in front of a Giant star? ~
The more they look, the more they get confused because what they assumed work doesn't work everywhere.
The more they look, the more they get confused because what they assumed work doesn't work everywhere.
The laws of physics have worked quite well predicting orbits, distances, etc. Now they are beginning to find some celestial bodies that shouldn't exist and other oddities, and that will bring new studies that will help us to better understand the universe.
And who knows, maybe they don't take too long to accept the Electric Universe, although at the moment it isn't a majority. This has been happening since the birth of science.
Yup. Science is only the study of understanding how things work. ;) They figure it out more and more as time goes along.
I agree that the progress seems slow but actually are published many papers.
I am a very curious person, and I love that we still know such a small percentage of our universe, if we knew everything, our life would be very boring. ;)