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Post by Lupin_IV on Apr 10, 2009 0:26:18 GMT -5
Earth Sheltering > storm  |
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Post by ½ A Gram on Apr 10, 2009 1:21:00 GMT -5
 As far as I know, that's an earth penetrating Nuke. BOOM. |
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Post by Pegasus on Apr 10, 2009 8:09:39 GMT -5
Ah, but can that nuke penetrate the Earth's CORE?  |
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Post by Lupin_IV on Apr 21, 2009 12:06:04 GMT -5
drill that can pierce the heavens > drill that can pierce the earth  |
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Post by Pegasus on Apr 22, 2009 9:03:56 GMT -5
 Space laser LOL's at your plastic action figure. |
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Post by Gamer3241 on Apr 22, 2009 23:54:23 GMT -5
 I win topic since my Mech thats as tall as the universe > your puny space lazah |
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Post by ½ A Gram on Apr 23, 2009 0:29:55 GMT -5
 Yeah, well the multiverse says your mech doesn't mean fuck all of nothing. |
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Post by Spartan on Apr 23, 2009 14:24:19 GMT -5
Dang, that is a hard one. Here's my best:  Big bang makes it impossible for multiverse? |
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Post by ½ A Gram on Apr 23, 2009 16:38:01 GMT -5
big bang actually only happened in one universe, unless all are considered parallel.
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Post by nightmare75 on Apr 23, 2009 17:31:00 GMT -5
Actually, the multiverse theory claims that the big bang happened simultaneously in infinitely many universes. In fact, there are infinitely many universes that would be exactly the same as ours, but they always have the possibility of branching. For example, there's a universe that's exactly the same as ours, the only difference being that you forgot to brush your teeth this morning or you decided to have oatmeal instead of cereal, etc. etc.
I should really temper that previous paragraph: The chances are extremely high that all of that is true, assuming there are infinite universes. It's likely that there are infinite universes where the big bang occurred and infinitely many where it didn't, or where it occurred ten minutes earlier, etc. etc.
Infinity is really really big.
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Post by Pegasus on Apr 23, 2009 21:30:05 GMT -5
Well, if the Big Crunch Theory holds true:  Big Crunch > all |
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Post by Spartan on Apr 25, 2009 7:58:34 GMT -5
Actually, the multiverse theory claims that the big bang happened simultaneously in infinitely many universes. In fact, there are infinitely many universes that would be exactly the same as ours, but they always have the possibility of branching. For example, there's a universe that's exactly the same as ours, the only difference being that you forgot to brush your teeth this morning or you decided to have oatmeal instead of cereal, etc. etc. I should really temper that previous paragraph: The chances are extremely high that all of that is true, assuming there are infinite universes. It's likely that there are infinite universes where the big bang occurred and infinitely many where it didn't, or where it occurred ten minutes earlier, etc. etc. Infinity is really really big. This theory is way far fetched.... I remember seeing something about it on teh History channel and other places. Actually if you like reading books I would suggest Timeline which is a book based of of this theory iirc. Either way it's a good read. |
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Post by nightmare75 on Apr 25, 2009 11:41:48 GMT -5
Actually, I have read Timeline. A couple times in fact.
It's really too bad Michael Crichton passed away. He wrote some really interesting stuff (and really good) stuff. What I loved about it was that he wrote very good stories with real scientific backing. And the science-y stuff was so well explained that it was incredibly easy to understand and it fit into the story.
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Post by Gamer3241 on Jun 21, 2009 12:25:09 GMT -5
Um Reboot!  V-TEC JUST KICKED IN YO!!! and we all know V-Tec > Rotarty, V6, V8, all other crappy engines |
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Post by nightmare75 on Jun 21, 2009 19:45:44 GMT -5
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