1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
I just finished watching "Event Horizon". No black holes for me.
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1BROWNWRENCH
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WorknLateHuh
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maybe the Chelmsford hub?
but seriously, i think it is beyond our understanding what is taking place in there with tidal forces that are beyond measure. Time and space are unraveled in ways we cannot comprehend even if someone stood there and explained it to us in plain english, we still wouldnt be able to wrap our heads around it.
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fascinates me
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jibbs
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Can't tell if this is for laughs or not but it's a really interesting concept. Singularities/black holes suck in all matter, but no one's sure where it goes and/or what happens to it. The White Hole Theory proposes that the other side is a projection of the constituent atoms of every sucked into a black wholeinto an alternate universe, creating the theoretical possibility of a multiverse or wormholes (and a possible lead into an explanation of what set off the Big Bang in the first place.)
No white holes have ever been observed-- and I think only one black hole has ever been photographed, and it was recently--, though, it's simply a theory. Like I said, nobody knows and anyone that MAY'VE gone through one never sent a message back or anything.
maybe the Chelmsford hub?
but seriously, i think it is beyond our understanding what is taking place in there with tidal forces that are beyond measure. Time and space are unraveled in ways we cannot comprehend even if someone stood there and explained it to us in plain english, we still wouldnt be able to wrap our heads around it.
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Lol, I don't think it's beyond our understanding; I just think we don't currently have the means to properly examine. Splitting hairs, I guess, but I don't think this stuff'll be a mystery forever, is what I mean.
Everyone thinks differently. When it comes to theoretical shlt, I'm open to pretty much anything that sounds plausible.
It fascinates me too, dude, that's kind of why I wanted to get you more into it while you were on the subject. You don't meet too many people that think beyond the present moment/environment, and it's cool to get another person's take who's obviously spent time thinking about it.
If I wasn't such a
I probably would've attempted studying astrophysics instead of going the easy way for a criminal justice Associate's to join the Marine Corps at a higher rank, only to catch charges that the recruiter DQ'd me for about three days away from going off to MEPS. I screwed myself over out of about 5 years of school on and off to work in between in order to afford it, and now I've just been walking down a different path ever since-- just sucks that I had to start all over again, but I did it to myself and it is what it is. Live and learn.No worries, though, you don't have to get into if you don't want. I was just legitimately curious because you don't hear people bring that kind of stuff up everyday, ya know?
[EDIT: just saw this:
Haha, I don't think I've seen that one. That's an older movie with a more modern remake too, right?
Might have to check it out if it's all sci-fi and spacey and stuff.]
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1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Event Horizon is an "old" movie already. Scary stuff. Man-made black holes to warp space for travel premise. Things went bad. I'm not aware of a remake, but that's not surprising. The Red Dwarf was humor with the same stuff. Great Britcom.Can't tell if this is for laughs or not but it's a really interesting concept. Singularities/black holes suck in all matter, but no one's sure where it goes and/or what happens to it. The White Hole Theory proposes that the other side is a projection of the constituent atoms of every sucked into a black wholeinto an alternate universe, creating the theoretical possibility of a multiverse or wormholes (and a possible lead into an explanation of what set off the Big Bang in the first place.)
No white holes have ever been observed-- and I think only one black hole has ever been photographed, and it was recently--, though, it's simply a theory. Like I said, nobody knows and anyone that MAY'VE gone through one never sent a message back or anything.
Lol, I don't think it's beyond our understanding; I just think we don't currently have the means to properly examine. Splitting hairs, I guess, but I don't think this stuff'll be a mystery forever, is what I mean.
Everyone thinks differently. When it comes to theoretical shlt, I'm open to pretty much anything that sounds plausible.
It fascinates me too, dude, that's kind of why I wanted to get you more into it while you were on the subject. You don't meet too many people that think beyond the present moment/environment, and it's cool to get another person's take who's obviously spent time thinking about it.
If I wasn't such a
No worries, though, you don't have to get into if you don't want. I was just legitimately curious because you don't hear people bring that kind of stuff up everyday, ya know?
[EDIT: just saw this:
Haha, I don't think I've seen that one. That's an older movie with a more modern remake too, right?
Might have to check it out if it's all sci-fi and spacey and stuff.]
oldngray
nowhere special
Brits were great at doing a lot with small budgets. Often looked cheesy but entertaining.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Red Dwarf went for 8 seasons. I would highly recommend starting from the beginning to get the most out of it.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Sadly all the sets for Red Dwarf were unceremoniously disposed of by the BBC. No starting it up now, though an even lower budget attempt has been made without them.
dookie stain
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I chew grizzly and hit happy hour during my last break...really helps calm me down...do you know why? Cause I'm a goddam COWBOY
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jibbs
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I really like the sci-fi stuff that comes out of Canada. Either British Columbia or Vancouver, I think, or maybe both.... Canadian sci-fi shows always have the potential for greatness, even if CGI leaves something to be desired.
Like, grizzly jerky? That you killed yourself, with your bare hands?
Fookin' savage, bro.
oldngray
nowhere special
Most of the recent shows were filmed in Canada. Cheaper there I guess.
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jibbs
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Yeaaah, they get tax cuts for producing and filming there. Not even entire shows, just certain percentages sometimes.
I didn't wanna be the geek to be the one to know that but yeah, there ya go.
WorknLateHuh
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obviously technology is and will continue to climb, but even with that I feel that scientists will only gather theories about them. I mean, how will we properly examine them without being closer to one? Honestly I don't think we will ever venture far from our solar system. We are so limited without light speed travel
The closest star is 4 light years away. I don't see how humans will ever get there without some kind of wormhole technology. don't think it'll ever happen
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Matty_lawn
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I think I read it would only take 17 thousand years going at 95% the speed of like to reach the closest star. We have a goal to shoot for haha
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Back to the thread----when I am having a bad day I will take a quick break and watch one of the videos of my grandchildren on my iPhone.
WorknLateHuh
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maybe we can increase/improve the human lifespan a few thousand years, no big deal
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