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Bitmap
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...I didn't post that.
Now if you excuse me it turns out that I am going to visit those wacky folks who made the LHC for a "Special experiment" that they were hoping to achieve. I dunno what it is. But I hope something sexual is gonna happen. |
Elara
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Oh Bitmap, you so crazy!! |
Bitmap
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Hey guys im from the future those scientists are currently sucking on my dick
- Bitmap. From the future |
Katana
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Balls. |
Bitmap
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Originally posted by Rogue
And on top of THIS, some guys have supposedly debunked Drake's Equation saying that while it IS likely that there are 10,000 planets in the galaxy with intelligent life, it's more likely Earth is a rare exception.
SOURCE
Their reasoning comes from Bayes Theorem.
So now scientists are making it their business of dashing all further hopes Xeo had of driving 88 mile-an-hour speeding Delorean while banging Orion Slave Girls.
Won't somebody please think of the Xeo?
lmao, "There are no hot aliens. I already had sex with all of them" :smug:
-Bitmap
E- I'm no scientist, but aren't there, like, wormholes and shit? |
Cteno
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Originally posted by Elara
Originally posted by Rogue
And on top of THIS, some guys have supposedly debunked Drake's Equation saying that while it IS likely that there are 10,000 planets in the galaxy with intelligent life, it's more likely Earth is a rare exception.
SOURCE
Their reasoning comes from Bayes Theorem.
So now scientists are making it their business of dashing all further hopes Xeo had of driving 88 mile-an-hour speeding Delorean while banging Orion Slave Girls.
Won't somebody please think of the Xeo?
No post has ever made me want a "like" button more than this one.
This sounds like a job... for someone else  |
Elara
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Originally posted by Rogue
And on top of THIS, some guys have supposedly debunked Drake's Equation saying that while it IS likely that there are 10,000 planets in the galaxy with intelligent life, it's more likely Earth is a rare exception.
SOURCE
Their reasoning comes from Bayes Theorem.
So now scientists are making it their business of dashing all further hopes Xeo had of driving 88 mile-an-hour speeding Delorean while banging Orion Slave Girls.
Won't somebody please think of the Xeo?
No post has ever made me want a "like" button more than this one.
And I want to see the math work on that first story. |
Rogue
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And on top of THIS, some guys have supposedly debunked Drake's Equation saying that while it IS likely that there are 10,000 planets in the galaxy with intelligent life, it's more likely Earth is a rare exception.
SOURCE
Their reasoning comes from Bayes Theorem.
So now scientists are making it their business of dashing all further hopes Xeo had of driving 88 mile-an-hour speeding Delorean while banging Orion Slave Girls.
Won't somebody please think of the Xeo? |
Cteno
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They are merely trying to explain one possible means of temporal travel. From the experiment that they did, I can hardly agree that they have covered all of the bases. I mean hell, they didn't even bother to include a flux capacitor in their research! |
Rogue
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I guess because tachyons are still only hypothetical. Physics is definitely not my strongest subject.
I'm still holding out for Warp technology. In that case it's not a matter of going faster than light, but rather folding space.  |
Elara
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My question is why did they use light to see if it could go faster than light? |
Rogue
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SOURCE
Originally posted by L.A. Times
It's official: Time machines won't work
July 25, 2011 | 5:37 pm
Doc's super fast car won't do it. Neither will Bill and Ted's magic telephone booth. Physicists at the Hong Kong University of Technology and Science have just proved that no machine will ever allow a person to travel through time because time travel is flat-out impossible. Not just unlikely, or we don’t have the technology yet, but, beyond the limits of the physical laws of the universe.
You might think time travel has always belonged in the world of fantasy, but 10 years ago some scientists began to believe time travel might actually be possible when superluminal -- or faster-than-light -- propagation of some specific medium were discovered. It was later found to be a visual effect, but the idea that a single photon could exceed the speed of light lingered, and with it, the possibility of time travel.
But in a study published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Physical Review Letters, Shengwang Du and his team measured the ultimate speed of a single photon and showed that it cannot move faster than the speed of light.
"The results add to our understanding of how a single photon moves. They also confirm the upper bound on how fast information travels with light," Du said in a statement put out by the Hong Kong University of Technology and Science.
"By showing that single photons cannot travel faster than the speed of light, our results bring a closure to the debate on the true speed of information carried by a single photon."
Personally, I'm disappointed that time travel has been shown to be impossible, but at the same time I'm invigorated that scientists were studying time travel as an actual possibility!
For more on the science behind time travel, check out "How to build a time machine," written last year by the one and only Stephen Hawking.
So no nude trips to the past to warn of the rise of Skynet, everyone, whether or not it's really happened.  |
