Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Astrum" channel.

  1. People are so self centered, and act like they are somehow special. No one is wasting a satellite on 98.7% of you. My grandpa told me if you think a satellite is watching then remember to wave. It would be rude not to. Basically unless you're up to some crazy stuff then you have nothing to worry about.
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  2. Perhaps you can help me. On the polarizing experiment why can't the waves simply be rotating after going through a slit? I mean he explains it like waves are static on certain planes at completely verticle or horizontal. He just assumes they snap into orientation, and simply aren't rotating making a spiral path. Why. I guess I am missing the experiment where we know the orientation as the light passes onto the next slits after successfully passing the first. ( Also second thought. Why does he beleive they are snapping in the first place, and not being deflected into position to go through the slit correctly. )
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  3. Yes! Life has taught me if there is a chance, no matter how little? There is still a chance. People win the lotteries. I've survived some crazy things. I've seen people get insane drops in games with terrible odds multiple times in a row. That would be our luck. Just have a dense asteroid storm from the void come.
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