The Space/Science thread

[ziggy]

I've always been fascinated space, stars, the planets, alien civilizations and all related subjects. There is just so much out "there" to know that we aren't even close to knowing. Those mysteries intrigue me.

If you have some Space related topics that you'd like to discuss or some science links or videos that will blow my mind, then lets put them here in this thread.

Here are my first few contributions:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHbnM_42mQE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkxieS-6WuA

[teej]

...Who let Ziggy into the cookie jar?

But on the real (if I'm allowed to say that), I think space is probably the most underrated mind-blowing topic, mainly because we can't see it. If I was able to, I'd definately try to make Richard Branson's dream a reality. And Zig, you'd be in first class.

[Ghost Kat]

Man, I love Science. Space, the idea that could go one and on and on is amazing. If I can I'll try to post a couple pictures from the Hubble telescope.

Yes, there are Aliens. They have visited this planet in the past might still be messing with us now, I don't know. But I can show you a cave painting of "alien like" figures painted into the wall by cave folk atleast 8,000 yrs old.

Ziggy, Have you ever read Chariots of the Gods?

It's came out in the 70's i think.

[ziggy]

Ziggy, Have you ever read Chariots of the Gods?

It's came out in the 70's i think.

I haven't read it, but if you're recommending it, I'll add it to my list.

[Scottley Crue]

I was never a science star in school, but space does fascinate me. That show on History Channel about the universe will make me stop and watch most of the time. Just the vastness of the universe and how time is different in space as compared to here on Earth is very interesting to me. Mind-bending at times, but fun for me to at least contemplate before I fry my brains.

You guys seem far more knowledgeable about this than me, but I do think it's wild to try to understand the workings of space.

[Ghost Kat]

I haven't read it, but if you're recommending it, I'll add it to my list.

Yes, I recommend it but it's even better to see proof then read about it.


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-373807185570806915&ei=79CxStbUItDvlQeCurjUBg&q=chariots+of+the+gods&hl=en&dur=3#

[Ghost Kat]

And....

With My Boy
William Shatner.......

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6113175402315678182&ei=r9KxSpSWLIrolQfI1-SVAg&q=chariots+of+the+gods&hl=en&dur=3#

[ziggy]

A simulation of searching for life on Jupiter's moon Europa

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkGgk1-7SW4

[ziggy]

Top 5 cases for life on Mars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cWje-8b-ug

[davcbow]

A simulation of searching for life on Jupiter's moon Europa

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkGgk1-7SW4


Voyage to the bottem of the Europian sea..... They should call it "seaview"....:cool:

[ziggy]

Here is something else to make your brain hurt... The Bing Bang created everything, including time and space, before the big bang there was nothing. Prior to the big bang the entire universe was smaller than the head of a pin.

What was there before there was time?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVsHjnY-o9s

[Ghost Kat]

Yep, your question made my brain hurt. I have no idea how to even start to try and image that.

:confused2:

[ziggy]

Our sun versus one of the largest stars in the milky way galaxy VV Cephei A. Wrap your brain around this.


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b7/Sun_and_VV_Cephei_A.svg/400px-Sun_and_VV_Cephei_A.svg.png

[davcbow]

Now thats big..... the earth would be like a crumb...:cool:

[Ghost Kat]

?From what I have read most solar systems either have two stars like our sun or a sun and a brown drawf. For 30 yrs now almost it has been known underground that NASA has found a star like that that orbits our solar system. Ancient cultures called it the Doomsday or Luifier star. When it comes around every 3600 yrs, Stuff on this planet goes crazy. Supposely this star is due for a come back soon.

[ziggy]

Kat, The brown dwarf is related to the December 21, 2012 doomsday scenario.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC8nWI-c9Lg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSmHWyWx-r4

[davcbow]

Kat, The brown dwarf is related to the December 21, 2012 doomsday scenario.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC8nWI-c9Lg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSmHWyWx-r4


Ziggy whats your thoughts on Nibiru and all those doomsday beliefs???

[spectre]

I have never heard of Nibiru...and I thought I was up on this stuff!

Anyway...Wiki:


The Nibiru collision is a supposed encounter between the Earth and a large planetary object (either a collision or a near miss) which certain subcultural groups believe will take place in the early 21st century. Believers in this doomsday event usually refer to this object either as Planet X or Nibiru.

Now this is scary! Then I read on:


The idea was first proposed in 1995 by Nancy Lieder, founder of the website ZetaTalk. Lieder describes herself as a contactee (http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/wiki/Contactee) with the ability to receive messages from extra-terrestrials (http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/wiki/Extra-terrestrials) from the Zeta Reticuli (http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/wiki/Zeta_Reticuli) star system through an implant in her brain.

:facepalm:

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^ that facepalm smiley sure does come in handy at times, doesn't it? :biggrin:

EDIT: here's a Planet X you can listen to... click (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_X_(band)).

[Ghost Kat]

http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/vb/image.php?u=702&dateline=1229029488 (http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/vb/member.php?u=702) spectre (http://www.bobcatsplanet.com/vb/member.php?u=702)



There's alot of good edvidence for Planet X. Scientist can tell by Pluto's orbit that it wasn't orginally there, Plus something big deep in space is pulling on it.

The Sumerian's and Egyptian's both knew of this planet and keep a watch for it. I read that they kept track of it as it orbited the solar system. Many cultures talk about this Doomsday planet.

[Ghost Kat]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4878828737097557163&ei=4uvDSsK4ForOqAL_5eG5Dw&q=ancient+sumerian&hl=en&client=firefox-a#

[teej]

The Sumerian's and Egyptian's both knew of this planet and keep a watch for it. I read that they kept track of it as it orbited the solar system. Many cultures talk about this Doomsday planet.

Not denying that it exists, but these are the same cultures who worshipped cats...

[rsxnova]

I have heard about planet x, but wouldnt we be able to tell if it was on its way to our planet?

[Ghost Kat]

Not denying that it exists, but these are the same cultures who worshipped cats...


Wrong!!

They didn't worship cats....No more then christians worship fish.

( Jesus fish car magnets )

This is the same culture that built the sphinx and three great pyramids of giza. We can't even built anything that perfect today.

[rsxnova]

Maybe those guys from Nibiru will bring us some cool gifts.

[teej]

Wrong!!

They didn't worship cats....No more then christians worship fish.

( Jesus fish car magnets )

This is the same culture that built the sphinx and three great pyramids of giza. We can't even built anything that perfect today.

Empire State Building? Cowboys Stadium? Golden Gate Bridge? That thing in Abu Dhabi?

What they did was great, but not unrepeatable.

And yes, they did worship felines.

[Ghost Kat]

Nosir, they didn't worship cats. Not in the way you think. And those buildings you mentioned are great and fine...Built the pyramids have probably been around for 10,000 yrs. Those buildings will collaspe in less then 100 without maintenence. The smallest stone weight 2 tons. They match perfectly with Orions belt in the sky. there's so much about how, where and why that can't be repeated. he simple fact the each stone weighed no less then two tons, Today we would have a hard time fitting stones that heavy into a pyramid shape that could last on earth for 10,000 yrs.

[teej]

Nosir, they didn't worship cats. Not in the way you think. And those buildings you mentioned are great and fine...Built the pyramids have probably been around for 10,000 yrs. Those buildings will collaspe in less then 100 without maintenence. The smallest stone weight 2 tons. They match perfectly with Orions belt in the sky. there's so much about how, where and why that can't be repeated. he simple fact the each stone weighed no less then two tons, Today we would have a hard time fitting stones that heavy into a pyramid shape that could last on earth for 10,000 yrs.

Kat, I studied Ancient Civilizations last year, and we looked at their worship habits. They did indeed hold cats as something higher.

As far as the pyramids, if we really, really wanted to build one, we could. However, it's both impractical and hugely expensive. The buildings I listed are purpose built, and that's not to be around 10,000 years. But if you want stuff that's been around awhile from other cultures, how about some Middle Ages castles and cathedrals, or South American temples...

[ziggy]

Ziggy whats your thoughts on Nibiru and all those doomsday beliefs???

I'm skeptical, but There is sooo much out there that we don't know and understand.
Also, if this were really happening and the government had knowledge of it, Would they let the general public know? I doubt it.

[rsxnova]

Hey teej, dont forget the Cowboys practice facility...

[amour217]

URANUS!

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[davcbow]

Not my anus but URANUS! :biggrin:

[Ghost Kat]

I'll come back to how extremely unbelieveablely well built the pyramids are compared to modern buildings and bring this back to something space related. I saw on the Discovery channel awhile back that all asteriods and comets have the exact same type of water as on earth. I say that to bring up a story from the Summerians. They lived in Iraq around 6,000 yrs ago. They have a creation story that says a rogue planet entered our solar system long long super long ago. Billions of yrs ago, Anyway this planet hit our planet ( Earth ) Knocking a chunk of it off. The earth reformed over a couple million or billion yrs, whatever, But that piece or pieces of earth knocked off , They say it turned into our asteriod belt. Now if science today says that those rocks in space have the same H2O as on earth, Kinda makes you wonder.

:g:
How did these people 6,000 years ago know that, Who told them?

Stay turned for part 2

[Ghost Kat]

I have heard about planet x, but wouldnt we be able to tell if it was on its way to our planet?


From what little i know.... Yes and No.....NASA can probably see but why would they tell us of a Doomday planet so we can all go crazy and destroy the world before the planet even gets here. The planet or brown Dwarf Star...Whatever it is, it's suppose to be big. Like a second sun in the sky. Alot of cultures have myths of two suns in the sky at the same time and problems usually follow. Earth quakes, Volcanos erupting, Big Hurricanes, Pole Shifts, basically all the shit that makes you think the world is coming to a end. The planet is so big it's gravity throws everything in, on ,around this planet crazy. We will know when it's here, But it's to late then.

Silver Lining: Ok, This planet, Dwarf Star , whatever, orbits us every 3600 yrs. So, Earth is 4 billion yrs old, give or take. I'm not going to do the math so lets say thats like a million or more different times this thing has come by us here on earth. So maybe not everytime it comes by it's close enough or on the right same of the sun to have any real lasting effect on earth. Lets hope...........

[WarioVsMooChicken]

All these old civilizations calimed hundreds of things. OF COURSE 1 or 2 are going to be true.

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Scientist Ray Kurzweil claims humans could become immortal in as little as 20 years' time through nanotechnology and an increased understanding of how the body works.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/6217676/Immortality-only-20-years-away-says-scientist.html


The 61-year-old American, who has predicted new technologies arriving before, says our understanding of genes and computer technology is accelerating at an incredible rate.

He says theoretically, at the rate our understanding is increasing, nanotechnologies capable of replacing many of our vital organs could be available in 20 years time.

Mr Kurzweil adds that although his claims may seem far-fetched, artificial pancreases and neural implants are already available.

Mr Kurzweil calls his theory the Law of Accelerating Returns. Writing in The Sun, Mr Kurzweil said: "I and many other scientists now believe that in around 20 years we will have the means to reprogramme our bodies' stone-age software so we can halt, then reverse, ageing. Then nanotechnology will let us live for ever.

"Ultimately, nanobots will replace blood cells and do their work thousands of times more effectively.

"Within 25 years we will be able to do an Olympic sprint for 15 minutes without taking a breath, or go scuba-diving for four hours without oxygen.

"Heart-attack victims – who haven't taken advantage of widely available bionic hearts – will calmly drive to the doctors for a minor operation as their blood bots keep them alive.

"Nanotechnology will extend our mental capacities to such an extent we will be able to write books within minutes.

"If we want to go into virtual-reality mode, nanobots will shut down brain signals and take us wherever we want to go. Virtual sex will become commonplace. And in our daily lives, hologram like figures will pop in our brain to explain what is happening.

"So we can look forward to a world where humans become cyborgs, with artificial limbs and organs."

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I hate to think how much a nano-kidney would cost. The notion of nanites controlling one's body is sure to do away with diversity, we'll have ourselves a merry uniform-a-thon... I just hope I'll be gone before this whole deal kicks in.

[teej]

I hate to think how much a nano-kidney would cost. The notion of nanites controlling one's body is sure to do away with diversity, we'll have ourselves a merry uniform-a-thon... I just hope I'll be gone before this whole deal kicks in.

Amen to that.

[Ghost Kat]

I know it sounds crazy but I think I would like to live that long. I just want to know what mankind does in the future. That is until about 2 or 3 billion yrs from now when our sun goes super nova , Dies, and detorys everything in our solor system. Kinda hard to be immortal with nothing to stand on.

[ND22]

Glad to see others here are as fascinated with space as I am. Who's seen or read the report about how the Apollo 11 astronauts saw a UFO during their trip to the moon? This obviously isn't as mind-boggling as the Big Bang or Planet X, but cool none the less.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlkV1ybBnHI

[dnbman]

I hate to think how much a nano-kidney would cost.

How much are VCRs these days? They used to be thousands of dollars.

[ziggy]

Piggybacking on the earlier video, Are there already aliens on Mars & the Moon?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qop2CSiD7QE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zrm9jO-z1rE

[davcbow]

The astronauts are all the time seeing things they cant explain and its NASA's mission to keep it quiet just as the government says to do....:cool:

[davcbow]

Piggybacking on the earlier video, Are there already aliens on Mars & the Moon?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qop2CSiD7QE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zrm9jO-z1rE

Now we didnt ever go back to the moon because the appropriations committee cut the funding just like one astronaut said "No funding? No Buck Rogers".. I know this to be fact because I had 2 family members that worked in mission control back in those days and were both worried about having their jobs cut...
Luckily Skylab came about and they both retired from NASA in the early 80's...:cool:

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How much are VCRs these days? They used to be thousands of dollars.

Tech marvels grow obsolete, hence the price drop. I simply can't imagine nano-organs becoming a commonplace, over-the-counter commodity. :)

[SWedd523]

Those aliens tried to kick us off the moon. Obama had enough of that and bombed them hahahaha


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jHe5OjAm_E

[dnbman]

Tech marvels grow obsolete, hence the price drop. I simply can't imagine nano-organs becoming a commonplace, over-the-counter commodity. :)

VCRs weren't obsolete when they dropped to $100. I wouldn't be shocked if nano-tech became pretty cheap, easily in the low thousands.

[teej]

VCRs weren't obsolete when they dropped to $100. I wouldn't be shocked if nano-tech became pretty cheap, easily in the low thousands.

What drives pricing is fixed cost per unit. Fixed cost is things like building cost, salaries, etc. Mass produced items have low fixed costs because the more you produce, the more spread out the fixed price is. So once nano-tech entered mass production, it would be cheap just like an mp3 or dvd player is now.

The question is whether there would be enough demand for it to enter mass production...

[dnbman]

What drives pricing is fixed cost per unit. Fixed cost is things like building cost, salaries, etc. Mass produced items have low fixed costs because the more you produce, the more spread out the fixed price is. So once nano-tech entered mass production, it would be cheap just like an mp3 or dvd player is now.

The question is whether there would be enough demand for it to enter mass production...

I feel pretty positive that there will be a demand for eternal life.

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As dnb has noted, demand is not an issue, but for the nano-tech (replacement organs based on nano-technology, in this case) to be available to the masses at a relatively low price, the production costs would have to be miniscule, otherwise there'd be no profit to make.

Now, whether such tech would require unicorn tears or your average veggie to be mass produced is beyond me.

[SWedd523]

What drives pricing is fixed cost per unit. Fixed cost is things like building cost, salaries, etc. Mass produced items have low fixed costs because the more you produce, the more spread out the fixed price is. So once nano-tech entered mass production, it would be cheap just like an mp3 or dvd player is now.

The question is whether there would be enough demand for it to enter mass production...
This is what made has made plasma televisions so cheap as of late. They finally got around to producing them in enough of a volume to where they covered the production costs.

I think bing is talking about finding a way to mass produce nano bots in an efficient enough way to reduce the costs of production. They're going to need some sort of technological breakthrough to be able to produce millions of nano bots in high enough volume to make it viable.

But it's definitely possible


(I just woke up, so if the above doesn't make sense, I apologize)

[teej]

(I just woke up, so if the above doesn't make sense, I apologize)

Please tell me you planned to get up at 8:00?

[SWedd523]

Please tell me you planned to get up at 8:00?
Well


I have a MWF Latin class at 9 across campus
It's been raining nonstop for the past 2 days... always makes me sleepy
I had a 5 page paper on analyzing Don Marquis' FLO position on abortion that I didn't know about and kept me up til 3


Don't judge me!

[teej]

Well


I have a MWF Latin class at 9 across campus
It's been raining nonstop for the past 2 days... always makes me sleepy
I had a 5 page paper on analyzing Don Marquis' FLO position on abortion that I didn't know about and kept me up til 3

Don't judge me!

LOL I'm not. But I am going to ask you why you're taking a class at 9...

[SWedd523]

LOL I'm not. But I am going to ask you why you're taking a class at 9...
Got placed into a higher level Spanish but I haven't taken Spanish since my sophomore year so I switched to Latin and it was too late to get a different time :(

[teej]

Got placed into a higher level Spanish but I haven't taken Spanish since my sophomore year so I switched to Latin and it was too late to get a different time :(

That blows...Latin sucks enough in HS, I don't even want to think about it in college.

[ND22]

Got placed into a higher level Spanish but I haven't taken Spanish since my sophomore year so I switched to Latin and it was too late to get a different time :(

Hey man I hear you, also got placed into a higher spanish class so I ended up in French 101, which also happens to be at 9am.

[SWedd523]

Hey man I hear you, also got placed into a higher spanish class so I ended up in French 101, which also happens to be at 9am.
You go to USC too? I tried to get into French but all the classes were full so I had to go with Latin

[ND22]

You go to USC too? I tried to get into French but all the classes were full so I had to go with Latin

No, I go to UNCW, and I actually was originally planning to take Latin but they canceled my class because of budget cuts so I ended up in French.

[Muttley]

You can all kiss my ass.
I teach TTh from 8-10am...
[Sure I get paid, but you can't sleep in class when you're the teacher. And I'm not quite what you'd call a morning person.]

I'm not bitter. Really!

[teej]

You teach 4 hours a week. I go to school for more than that each day...and I pay for it...

[Muttley]

You teach 4 hours a week. I go to school for more than that each day...and I pay for it...

HA! Good point. I was hoping no one would notice. I am taking classes and doing research too...

[teej]

HA! Good point. I was hoping no one would notice. I am taking classes and doing research too...

We have homework? So quit whining :biggrin:

[Muttley]

We have homework? So quite whining :biggrin:

English homework?

Just kidding, man. I always thought High School was much worse than college.

We're way off topic... Get back to the cool science stuff!

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Enter the scariest objects in the known universe

Supermassive Black Holes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leZdJmUF4lM

[dnbman]

I don't know. If I had to choose between death by black hole and death by, say, herd of poodles gnawing you to death, I'd choose the black hole.

Fun fact: the force of the black hole is so strong that you'd actually be sucked in as a series of ribbons.

Check it:

http://www.slate.com/id/2199664/

[ND22]

Yeah, the mere thought of a black hole that big is just...mind boggling haha.

What's also mind boggling is how big our universe is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAVjF_7ensg

[davcbow]

What's mind boggling to me is to say the entire universe is as big as your computer screen and if you were to draw us in on the screen how little of a dot would represent us...:cool:

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Lookie here, mommy, I iz a pixel. :biggrin:

[dnbman]

Yeah, the mere thought of a black hole that big is just...mind boggling haha.

What's also mind boggling is how big our universe is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAVjF_7ensg

I think I need a hug and some coco.

Fascinating.

[Ghost Kat]

Every solar system has a black hole even ours which is a extra scary thought. I like the name for the place right before you get sucked into the black hole...The Event Horizon...Sounds creepy and interesting all at the same time

[bing!]

Every solar system has a black hole even ours...
^ you lost me there. If you're thinking how most stars have the potential of collapsing under their own weight once their nucleosynthesis (wiki FTW) gives way, thus creating a black hole, then it's OK, I guess.

[Ghost Kat]

^ you lost me there. If you're thinking how most stars have the potential of collapsing under their own weight once their nucleosynthesis (wiki FTW) gives way, thus creating a black hole, then it's OK, I guess.

No, I'm saying every solar system has a blackhole. I saw it on the discovery channel.

[WarioVsMooChicken]

Someone needs to hurry up and throw a video camera into one of those things,

[ziggy]

No, I'm saying every solar system has a blackhole. I saw it on the discovery channel.

You mean every galaxy, not solar system, Right?

[Ghost Kat]

You mean every galaxy, not solar system, Right?

Yes....:fighting:

I wasn't thinking, But the one in our galaxy isn't actively feeding as they call it.

[dnbman]

Yes....:fighting:

I wasn't thinking, But the one in our galaxy isn't actively feeding as they call it.

eh? Do you mean on us?

I think by definition a black hole has to be feeding, otherwise there would be no black hole; you'd just have empty space.

[davcbow]

we have self induced black holes around Earth that feed off us they are called politicians, lawyers, medical industry, insurance industry and most of all the banking industry...:cool:....

[teej]

we have self induced black holes around Earth that feed off us they are called politicians, lawyers, medical industry, insurance industry and most of all the banking industry...:cool:....

:yeahthat:

You forgot Michael Vick...

[SWedd523]

:yeahthat:

You forgot Michael Vick...
and Sean May.....

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and Sean May.....
... who will soon collapse under his own weight and cause a disaster of unprecedented scale in Sacramento... many a quasi-scientist will wonder whether it was the work of a vengeful thetan. :g:

[davcbow]

Hey ziggy did you see the new Aries 1x launch today? :cool:


watch it on this page, click video link to the right side of page...

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/constellation/ares/flighttests/aresIx/index.html

[ziggy]

Hey ziggy did you see the new Aries 1x launch today? :cool:


watch it on this page, click video link to the right side of page...

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/constellation/ares/flighttests/aresIx/index.html

I saw that, that was impressive.

Next Up: Time Travel :g:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRWwI61so5Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SafwXdP7ylc

[teej]

^Very simple, if you could time travel, we'd already know about it. And so would people in ancient times. And the future. No way it will ever exist.

[davcbow]

I believe that if we could ever approach the speed of light then time travel might be possible... :cool:

[ziggy]

^Very simple, if you could time travel, we'd already know about it. And so would people in ancient times. And the future. No way it will ever exist.

There is one theory that only forward time travel is possible, if that's the case then that would explain why no one has come back in time.

playing devil's advocate.

[teej]

There is one theory that only forward time travel is possible, if that's the case then that would explain why no one has come back in time.

playing devil's advocate.

Ehh, maybe. But if you can't go back, I see no reason for you to be able to go forward, and vice versa.

[bing!]

I read somewhere that both backward and forward time travel is possible (at least in theory), but when it comes to traveling to the past, the point in time where one has access to a functional time bending device is the farthest one can travel back, therefore, it is not possible for us to have witnessed such an event (seeing as no one has yet unraveled the mysteries concerning Michael J. Fox-ing).

[davcbow]

I read somewhere that both backward and forward time travel is possible (at least in theory), but when it comes to traveling to the past, the point in time where one has access to a functional time bending device is the farthest one can travel back, therefore, it is not possible for us to have witnessed such an event (seeing as no one has yet unraveled the mysteries concerning Michael J. Fox-ing).

Whats that all about?

[bing!]

^ I'm not following you, what seems to be the problem?

[Ghost Kat]

From Katepedia.......

Michael J. Fox-ing was brought forth by the classic documentaries Back to the Future 1,2, and 3. It explains that when you travel into the past you automatically change the future by whatever you do while stuck in the past. This document of life changing science also teaches us to stay away from guys called Biff.......

[davcbow]

From Katepedia.......

Michael J. Fox-ing was brought forth by the classic documentaries Back to the Future 1,2, and 3. It explains that when you travel into the past you automatically change the future by whatever you do while stuck in the past. This document of life changing science also teaches us to stay away from guys called Biff.......


Het thats cool I never have heard of that before but the movies were cool....:biggrin:

[davcbow]

For all the model builders interested in the Hubble Space Telescope......:cool:

http://hubblesite.org/the_telescope/hand-held_hubble/

[teej]

Water On The Moon (http://news.aol.com/article/nasa-finds-significant-water-on-moon/766576?icid=main|hp-laptop|dl1|link6|http%3A%2F%2Fnews.aol.com%2Fartic le%2Fnasa-finds-significant-water-on-moon%2F766576)

Hmm. How much longer till Richard Branson has a house there?

[davcbow]

Water On The Moon (http://news.aol.com/article/nasa-finds-significant-water-on-moon/766576?icid=main|hp-laptop|dl1|link6|http%3A%2F%2Fnews.aol.com%2Fartic le%2Fnasa-finds-significant-water-on-moon%2F766576)

Hmm. How much longer till Richard Branson has a house there?

Thats awesome....:cool:

[SWedd523]

http://www.stumbleupon.com/s/#1Qmrzz/www.thinktechnologies.com/portfolio/demos/Blackhole.html/

[Ghost Kat]

Some artwork and paintings that have " UFO's " in them from ancient times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNZ2xve0zzI

[Ghost Kat]

Alien Skulls found in Peru?

They have been found all over the southwest of America and Mexico and below.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o179/bucktown1999/skull1c.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o179/bucktown1999/skull_peru.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o179/bucktown1999/skull_cairo.jpg
Egyptian Queen