hell i would let them chuck me into one. I bottle of whisky and fuck it, it would either be awesome or i'd die. 
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Space Exploration and Aliens?
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Yeah I had forgot that, but you are busting me on a technicality. Plus, you are a physics major, and know all of the loopholes. I took two semesters of physics, and I don't remember 90% of it.
I do know that they use the same principles in that for time travel experiments: single photons existing in two different locations in two different times.
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Humans have never set foot on the fucking moon folks. It was a cold war hoax to show that our military capabilities were superior to the Soviets at the time. It was just part of the arms race. If NASA did it in 1962-69, then why are they still talking about getting back to the moon at some point in the next 20 years? If the technology was there nearly 50 years ago, then why is it so far out of reach and/or cost prohibitive now that it'll take 15-20 years to do it again?
It's just too hard to believe that after several manned moon missions, NASA suddenly dropped it all and spent the next 30+ years just sending 7 astronauts 240 miles up in the shuttle, to beat their meat while orbiting the earth for a few weeks at at a time. The shuttle missions seemed somewhat interesting in 1981, but lost their luster soon afterwards when nothing seemed to become of it.
It's just too hard to believe that after several manned moon missions, NASA suddenly dropped it all and spent the next 30+ years just sending 7 astronauts 240 miles up in the shuttle, to beat their meat while orbiting the earth for a few weeks at at a time. The shuttle missions seemed somewhat interesting in 1981, but lost their luster soon afterwards when nothing seemed to become of it.
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There was never a reason to go back. We have RC toys driving around on mars for fuck's sake. Why go back to the moon, more gay moon rocks? You moon landing hoax conspiracy people baffle me. More than 400,000 people worked on the Moon landing project for nearly ten years, and a dozen men who walked on the Moon returned to Earth to recount their experiences. Hundreds of thousands of people (astronauts, scientists, engineers, technicians, and skilled laborers) would have had to keep the secret. It would have been significantly easier to actually land on the Moon than to generate such a massive conspiracy to fake such a landing.
I had a dream that the stretching into a black hole is nothing but an illusion, I went into it and was just shrunk down a bit but because of some force inside of me it couldn't get the squeeze on me like it could non-lifeforms so planets and moons were like in that movie the Little Prince and all light energy and other wavelength's of energy were just shifted on the scale, so light energy we couldn't normally see was seen and sounds were different...the frequencies were just compressed....it was a trippy dream I tell ya....
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I just saw about 50 aliens standing out in front of Home Depot.
speaking about aliens did anyone watch the movie Splice? Andrien Brody crossed the line when he banged his lab experiment. can't say I'm onboard with extra-species relations.
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Mythbusters actually did a piece on that. According to the conspiracy theorists they created the video in a studio and slowed it down to create the effect of 1/6th gravity. When they used that method to reenact the moon landing, it was pretty convincing, but it looks absolutely nothing like the footage of the moon landing.
yep...all that is covered in string theory
I question the ability for the 8-bit micropressors at the time to have had have the raw computing power
That, and Adams overall body movement was completely different in the studio than they were at 1/6th gravity.
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that thing was hott i would have tapped it too
I haven't seen it yet. On my list of things to do.
See it you'll say that one hott half human(was being P.C there.)
definitely had some perky nips...
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Mythbusters totally nailed it. The moonlanding was a h oax afterall.
In 1969 they set up small mirrors on the moon in order to measure the distance of orbit around the Earth from year to year by directing lasers onto the mirrors and timing the reflection, they have found that the moon is infact moving away from us and will eventually disappear from sight.
As for space exploration I find it appalling that the US spends a total of $663.8 billion a year on their military budget yet they only assign enough funds toward space exploration to the equivilent of 1 fighter helicopter.
This Earth is floating in an endless amount of space that has so much potential for life and inhabbitable planets for the human race to migrate to and we too pre-occupied in fighting amongst ourselves to really find out what we are a part of.
Then or course there is the religious nutcases who claim to have all the answers in an old book that was written by people who didn't have the foggiest idea what they were a part of and therefore don't feel the need to explore space, as far as they are concerned God made us here, the centre of the Universe and everything else in the sky is just for us to look at.
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um....are you nuts? NASA has a 19 billion dollar budget for fiscal year 2011. no helicopter costs that. and your dig on "religious nutcases" is really just stupid and out of placeIn 1969 they set up small mirrors on the moon in order to measure the distance of orbit around the Earth from year to year by directing lasers onto the mirrors and timing the reflection, they have found that the moon is infact moving away from us and will eventually disappear from sight.
As for space exploration I find it appalling that the US spends a total of $663.8 billion a year on their military budget yet they only assign enough funds toward space exploration to the equivilent of 1 fighter helicopter.
This Earth is floating in an endless amount of space that has so much potential for life and inhabbitable planets for the human race to migrate to and we too pre-occupied in fighting amongst ourselves to really find out what we are a part of.
Then or course there is the religious nutcases who claim to have all the answers in an old book that was written by people who didn't have the foggiest idea what they were a part of and therefore don't feel the need to explore space, as far as they are concerned God made us here, the centre of the Universe and everything else in the sky is just for us to look at.
I didn't mean any offense to the religious, it's just that fundamentalism teaches that we are all that is in this Universe (and infact this Universe was made for us) therefore there is no need to search elsewhere for other planets to inhabbit. I don't want to get into a religious discussion but the bible does state that the man can take from the Earth whatever he wishes.
If we continue to rape the Earth at a rate in which we are doing it right now and continue to breed like rabbits we will soon have no Earth with an appropriate environment for us to thrive as a race.
At the moment we are too busy with making money and invading countries to really put an effort into exploring space and I believe that it should be our highest priority.
I'm sorry if I offended you but fundamentalist Christians believe that they rape the Earth to no end get away with it because God said it was ok.
My only point was that if we matured as a race and invested our interests in space exploration we could have migrated to another planets by now or even found other lifeforms with a different biology than all species here on Earth and this could shed some light as to who we are as humans. There are literally billions of galaxys in this Universe and we haven't even explored our own.
Religions thrive because the human race is suffering from one hell of an identity crisis, we have evolved to conciousness and have asked the obvious question "where the fuck are we and how did we get here?"
I often wonder how many other species on other planets have asked the same question.
I'm also sorry that I don't respect your religious beliefs but it is not because I am an ass, it's because through science we have discovered that these ancient biblical texts are simply wrong, de-bunked and pure fiction therefore through education we now know better.
In my opinion we should focus on facts, not superstition and make exploring our universe top priority.
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so you are nuts. good to know. nothing you posted there is true about Christianity. you are just completely off base with your understanding of what Christianity teaches.
Christians don't believe in raping the earth for our gain. if we would have spent the last 2000 years devoted to space exploration we likely wouldn't be any closer to colonizing another planet than we are now. I believe if we wanted to we could colonize Mars. and I'm not against sending men to Mars to do that, but to what end? lol. we certainly aren't capable with known science in getting men to another solar system. hell we are just beginning to find planets in other solar systems that may be earth like.
you really need to come back to the reservation. right now you have turned science into your religion, and science is something that is always proving what we "know" today to be wrong. trust me when I say you didn't offend me. takes way more than that for me to get offended. I just disagree with everything you posted
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So you disagree if there are other lifeforms in other galaxys that it conflicts with the bible? How will those lifeforms get to heaven? Not trying to be a dick at all, just wondering.
I disagree that other life forms in other galaxy's conflicts with the bible.
How will they get to heaven? I'm not sure what you are asking here?
i believe there are life forms in other galaxy's. I don't believe for one moment God created the heaven's and the earth, and the stars above, but only decided to put life here on this one world. lol.
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If other lifeforms don't have the same bible as we do, how will they know about Christianity and God? How will they know what to live by to live a Christian life and go to heaven in the afterlife? What if there is another planet in the ever expanding Universe that is basically as advanced as us. Do you believe Jesus went and died for their sins just like he did on Earth?
