Posts by Ed Ward

With topics like these, it would depend on the person, as not everyone is a believer. God could be a representation of the powerful force that created order from the chaos of the universe. There are a lot of things we don't know anyway.

There's another mysterious waterfall in Antarctica that produced red water when in reality, it was because of the chemical content in the water, specifically iron. Seeing that will startle me if I don't know why it's like that.

I prefer classical music, but only those you can listen to in the background. In my experience, I'd get distracted when the music isn't mellow. I end up turning it off because I start to perceive it as noise.

Considering those, space pictures are so amazing because it takes a lot of equipment and effort to capture celestial objects. It's even more admirable because the environment in space is very different from Earth.

As of now, I can't really imagine how humans will be able to do that. I'm not so sure of the Science that supports it. However, I don't think that the current tools we have now are advanced enough.

I'm curious about how astronauts can keep their sanity while in outer space. It's not a joke waking up and realizing that the outside would be total darkness. Panic may even occur when situations tense up, indicating that outer space is not for everyone. Documenting astronauts' minds may even help with mindfulness research.

In earlier years, war was prominent that countries even had a space race. Because of that, the Soviet Union chose to crash its spacecraft, Lutnik 2, for the sake of having the first man-made object on the moon on September 14, 1959. If you do that now, I don't think it would be acceptable since it's merely destructive.

It's quite puzzling as to why it has become like that. Despite being in the same solar system, the nine planets developed differently. Space has so many particles that one thing can become entirely different despite being in the same area.

I agree that the project is timely, especially since sea levels are already rising. Studying how the waters will affect and influence the weather may even help improve pre-cautionary measures.

For the propulsion system, the kinds used by missiles make underwater craft possible, but I wouldn't be so sure about their speed and durability. Well, for an idea, there's a watercraft I've seen in Black Panther 2, and that vehicle was fast.

Do you think that we've come to develop the most advanced technology that can detect most of the outer space? I feel like there is still so much that we are overlooking. Like there are dark matters and all that. So, what's to say that our books have it all?