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Am I a sea lion?
I've been told that I am sealioning.
From my perspective this answer is general screen shots and a bit of block quoted text tangentially related to the topic, but in no way addresses the question. Th …
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Strategy for getting the best answer(s) to my question about electron-multiplying CCDs?
How often are electron-multiplying CCDs used in telescope focal planes? Will Nancy Grace Roman be the first use in a space telescope? has been around almost two months but so far there are no answers …
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What gives with all these comments about "too many images" in some of my posts?
This comment:
...the rest (the "fluff" actually makes it harder to read your post. This is definitely one of those times when adding pictures really detracts from the answer.
in regards to this answ …
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Should I change the title of my question to make the results more searchable?
My question Who is Sifter, and what is “the so-called Sifter flare” exists only because the linked BBC news item wrote "Sifter flare" where it should have written Seyfert flare.
The BBC News article …
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I need help rewording this unwieldily title
The current title is former title was How error bars on recent speed of gravity determination from gravitational waves and coincident gamma ray burst? Was Hubble constant in there? and it is explained …
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Why was this answer deleted? Is it possible to re-open and this link added to it?
This answer (viewable to those with rep > 10k on "alpha sites", 2k on beta) to the question Which star did Uranus occult in 1977 when the planet's rings were discovered? seems useful. The author never …
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Why was this answer deleted? Is it possible to re-open and this link added to it?
There's a proposed reason for closing the answer that is certainly sufficient. I don't think there's any need to find out if this was the exact reason or not in order to say that the answer should not …
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Should this question be reopened or a new and improved version of the question posted?
The question Do stars come on like LEDs or wick lamps? was closed as duplicate of Timescale of ignition of a protostar?.
A comment says
Actually, it's not the same question, because this questio …
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Cavalier insta-closing of a new user's first question without even giving them a chance to r...
A new user, just joined today, asked their first question.
When this happens I think of "be welcoming" before I think of "what can I close today?"
After only a few hours close as duplicate votes start …
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Is it possible to recover the text from my polarization-dependent apodization question about...
Canada's CHIME radio telescope is a unique design which is discussed at some length in this answer. I a comment below the question there I link to a question (presumably of mine) titled How does Canad …
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Is "But really you would do better to ask your teacher. They are paid to answer this kind of...
This answer to When can Moon occult Venus? feels to me to be the worst possible message. To me it looks like "you are wrong, you used the wrong number, here's the right number, and instead of thinking …
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I can't find this site's "homework policy" or find out how "suspected homework question aske...
Similar to what I described in another meta post I've just seen a first time user become a "suspect" and discussed in the third person like they'd broken some rule, rather than have someone helpfully …
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Are questions about phenomenon only observed in certain YouTube channels on-topic?
The question What phenomenon causes “lunar waves”? links to YouTube videos posted by individual contributors, one laments being ignored by the scientific community.
The comment exchange is extensive …
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Should I have asked this Space Telescope question here instead?
I posted Will the James Webb Space Telescope be able to see the Spitzer Space Telescope (assuming…)? in Space Exploration SE because the observer and observed are both spacecraft, but now I'm wonderin …
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Why are other questions about messages to aliens on-topic but this one isn't? Was answer-blo...
These seem to be accepted by the community
Who or what will the Arecibo message reach? +6, 1 answer
Is broadcasting the location of Earth to potential extraterrestial civilization regulated? +5, 1 an …