Cellular Communication Devices and You!
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oh he is, no question about that, but he just doesn't believe it....
He's not powered by the Big Bang.
The one where... you know... the thing with stuff happens. And then more stuff happens. IDK man!
Well it all depends on how many dimensions you're dealing with and whether you assume space is infinite or finite and whether the geometry is homogeneous or heterogeneous (such as whether it has a centre and an edge or else wraps around in another dimension) and whether or not you figure dark matter and dark energy are actual things or just fudge factors to make the math come out right... but I don't know a heap about cosmology.
... I like pie too! Pie is really great.
"If you wish to create an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe." - Carl Sagan.
I like making apple pie. And eating it! And meat pies too. But I don't make those. Apart from putting them in the oven.
The one where space is finite, but unbounded, because I kinda like that theory. And until
You forgot to throw Mass Effect in there. I am disappoint.The one where space is finite, but unbounded, because I kinda like that theory. And until science brings up a proof for one model to be "the one and only one for me" that is right, it's as good as eleven pulsating big balls of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... lies about a cake. There, Chobits, Sagan, Stringtheory, Dr. Who and GLaDOS. Take that, LHC!
Aye, I don't know exactly what happened, but then, I don't claim to. That's pretty much the difference.
You're perfectly right - how could I. Fixed that error right now.
Some kinda black magic superscience... I don't care, as long as things go boom. (DISCLAIMER: I do care but explosions are just much more fun.)
Good child ^-^You're perfectly right - how could I. Fixed that error right now.
you should look into what makes stars shine
constant, (nearly) eternal nuclear fusion.Ah, so you've caught onto my love of nuclear fusion, and especially how the massive internal temperatures of a star allow the electrorepulsive force of hydrogen atoms to be overcome and therefore allow fusion between lighter elements to give off He3 and Deuterium isotopes, which also gives off lots of light and energy (DISCLAIMER: I'm not an astrophysicist, or even anything remotely similar. I'm just an easily bored, insatiably curious girl with lots of time on her hands).you should look into what makes stars shine
Nuclear fusion is the best. Don't argue with it, man.
I'm only familiar with the scientific works of Doctor Rodney McKay and Colonel Samantha Carter (that is a joke). Please enlighten me!Basically, it's Bill O'Reilly vs. Neil deGrasse-Tyson - again
It happened in an interview, Bill O'Reilly wanted to proof the existence of god / a higher being and said
Some time after this (quickly internet-infamous) interview, O'Reilly's statement was (obviously) crushed by several scientists, one being the rather well-known Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse-Tyson, who (in my opinion) has a very amusing sense of humor. Google two things: O'Reilly+Tides and Tides+deGrasse and you'll see the whole story.
Oh and kudos to you for a semihidden Stargate reference.
I like how Wikipedia lists 6 different possible hypotheses for the origin of the Moon.