The big bang theory

Hanna 1 · 01 Jun 2012

mjf said:

A Guy said:

I'm going to schedule vacation for when that happens

A Guy

I'd better book my ticket before the big rush. Where are we going again?

Following your steps and looking for an hybernation method who last at least 4 billion years

A Guy · 01 Jun 2012

I was thinking Sirius. I like dogs, and they have satellite radio

A Guy

pincushion · 01 Jun 2012

I was going to comment about freedoms and censorship but I have decided to self censor - sorry all, know how you will be so disappointed.

marsmimar · 01 Jun 2012

A Guy said:

I was thinking Sirius. I like dogs, and they have satellite radio

A Guy

Slartybart · 01 Jun 2012

Huh? It is likely the sun will be flung into a new region of our galaxy, but our Earth and solar system are in no danger of being destroyed.

Don't worry about the sun folks - our Earth will be fine without it. That old sol was just a bunch of hot ~~air~~ hydrogen anyway - good riddance, I say!

I'm done and out. Good topic Nitroman. I have my own theory-but I'm waiting to publish and win the Nobel prize, so I can't divulge it here.

nitroman84 · 03 Jun 2012

Slartybart said:

Huh? It is likely the sun will be flung into a new region of our galaxy, but our Earth and solar system are in no danger of being destroyed.

Don't worry about the sun folks - our Earth will be fine without it. That old sol was just a bunch of hot ~~air~~ hydrogen anyway - good riddance, I say!

I'm done and out. Good topic Nitroman. I have my own theory-but I'm waiting to publish and win the Nobel prize, so I can't divulge it here.

Yeah, I I thought it was an interesting subject matter. Can't wait for your Nobel prize winning writing. Hopefully us forum members will get a taste before it is released to the general public

Slartybart · 03 Jun 2012

Don't hold your breathe Nitro, Peer review takes a LONG time and the scientific community is very hard on people who try to change reality.

nitroman84 said:

..... Can't wait for your Nobel prize winning writing......

Quick lock the doors, the inmates have the keys to the asylum!

seekermeister said:

I would imagine that all of the residents in the sanitariums think that they are sane also. .....

seekermeister · 03 Jun 2012

Don't hold your breathe Nitro, Peer review takes a LONG time and the scientific community is very hard on people who try to change reality.

No, actually they are quite receptive to anyone capable of adding a few brush strokes to the painting of a picture of anything that exists only in their minds. Reality has nothiing to do with it. It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but if you stare at it too long, you begin to see that the canvas is rotten, and the paint is so thick and lumpy that the easel can't carry the weight. So after a quick glance, look away before or you will begin to realize that it is all a deception designed to catch the unwary like flies on flypaper.

Slartybart · 03 Jun 2012

@seeker: A few brush strokes... I'm insulted. My paper tears down the accepted and that threatens established academia. I don't know if I'll survive the review, literally.

Ahh, but all of which you speak only adds to the beauty; the rotten canvas, the cracked oils..... But that's simply my eye and my reality. In my reality, there is no deception, just many, many unknowns. We have but only a few pieces of the puzzle and none of the edge pieces.

Can't do much about the flies though, that's just reality for ya.

seekermeister · 03 Jun 2012

I've always wondered if with all of the eyes that flies have, if their brains piece all of the images together, or if they see the world as a mosaic of images, as sometimes depicted in films? If the latter, it is no wonder that they can be so pesky, because they can't see things as they really are. In science, if a piece of the puzzle doesn't fit, they simply use scissors to trim it to fit, or throw it away when no one is looking.