Space!

[BobCox2]

Space!

Now with 90% more Universe!

http://www.universetoday.com/2010/03...more-universe/



I love infinity what a concept.

Kind of like reality.

[Technomancer]

Yeah, but can it make waffles?

[Feysal]

In an infinite universe, probability has it that any imaginable thing occurs somewhere naturally. So, somewhere out there is a planet where, indeed, waffles grow on trees.

[BobCox2]

I like them served in bed by female relatives.

Don't **** with My Reality Bro.

Fathers day is coming up.

[TheNix]

So does this account for all the missing mass? Bugger, I was using all the missing mass to prove parallel dimensions! So are we now heading for a big crunch or are we still going to sail off into cold oblivion?

[BobCox2]

It's a better view but I still can't seem to tell

Let's give it some time and keep looking.

[Feysal]

So does this account for all the missing mass?

No... this just means that more galaxies have been found. The missing dark matter is within the galaxies, including our own. Without the gravity of dark matter our own Milky Way galaxy couldn't stay together, but its stars would drift off into the void.

[Vivi]

Yeah, but can it make waffles?

Oddly enough, the forum add that showed in this topic is of a mobile phone that, if you are sleepy because of the hour change last night (and I am), looks like a multidimensional waffle iron. With icons on top of it.

[Rawness]

Space!

I love infinity what a concept.

Kind of like reality.

I think we humans should be aware of Finite possiblities rather Infinite, I mean how many are ****ed up and useless, we'll never know and never count or even care to. And if things are finite, they might finally and, and that's a relief. It's pitiful that something could go on for ever and ever and ever and ever....... it would be pretty boring really, pretty useless too, infinity is kind of like the droning voice of an old proffesor too old for anything but dying really.



I'll be watching Cosmos now....

[llad12]

I think we humans should be aware of Finite possiblities rather Infinite, I mean how many are ****ed up and useless, we'll never know and never count or even care to. And if things are finite, they might finally and, and that's a relief. It's pitiful that something could go on for ever and ever and ever and ever....... it would be pretty boring really, pretty useless too, infinity is kind of like the droning voice of an old proffesor too old for anything but dying really.

Applying the principles of thermodynamics, one could assume that life of the universe is finite and will summarily end when all matter reaches the same temperature.

Of course, the span of time it would take to reach such a temperature is so vast that no one can really grasp it.