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Considering it occupies second place on the forum title, it sure is neglected in here. As a former fan of astrology myself, I thought people who were interested could chat about it in here (but please no Moon conspiracy theories).
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
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RM18 wrote:
> What's beyond? I just love thc losing scene of the original Men in
> Black, where the camera zooms out to reveal our galaxy, the whole of
> space etc until we are just a marble, being toyed with by higher
> beings. The whole thing made me chuckle and think at the same time -
> best bit of the film, that.
If you've seen MIIB, it does pretty much the same at the end (without wanting to ruin it).
I also wonder, how can anything be endless? But I guess it's something we can never understand. Everything in our lives has a beginning and an end, be it a table, or life itself. So it would be impossible to imagine anything being endless.
> What's beyond? I just love thc losing scene of the original Men in
> Black, where the camera zooms out to reveal our galaxy, the whole of
> space etc until we are just a marble, being toyed with by higher
> beings. The whole thing made me chuckle and think at the same time -
> best bit of the film, that.
If you've seen MIIB, it does pretty much the same at the end (without wanting to ruin it).
I also wonder, how can anything be endless? But I guess it's something we can never understand. Everything in our lives has a beginning and an end, be it a table, or life itself. So it would be impossible to imagine anything being endless.
It's us big as my... y'know
Hur Hur
Hur Hur
Elite Chaos wrote:
> And even if we found the end of the universe,
>
> WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
I often ponder that whenever I'm deep in thought. I know it's an expression, but the mind literally boggles when you try to even comprehend the vastness of space. That's why I'm pretty sure there are other forms of life out there - it would be ignorant to think that we are the only life forms in the whole universe.
What's beyond? I just love thc losing scene of the original Men in Black, where the camera zooms out to reveal our galaxy, the whole of space etc until we are just a marble, being toyed with by higher beings. The whole thing made me chuckle and think at the same time - best bit of the film, that.
> And even if we found the end of the universe,
>
> WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
I often ponder that whenever I'm deep in thought. I know it's an expression, but the mind literally boggles when you try to even comprehend the vastness of space. That's why I'm pretty sure there are other forms of life out there - it would be ignorant to think that we are the only life forms in the whole universe.
What's beyond? I just love thc losing scene of the original Men in Black, where the camera zooms out to reveal our galaxy, the whole of space etc until we are just a marble, being toyed with by higher beings. The whole thing made me chuckle and think at the same time - best bit of the film, that.
Elite Chaos wrote:
> It will be explained, but there will be none of us there to learn.
>
> We will be dead.
>
> Damn...
That's assuming that when the sun goes nova that humans all still live on Earth, and unless the sun goes in the next 100 years then I don't think we'll all be on Earth.
Why ? For starters NASA and ESA, and the Russian & Chinese & Japanese space programs are all researching new forms of engines for space craft. Cold Fusion is the current buzz thing and it's rumoured in many of the air industry journals that NASA is pretty close to a break through. At the moment the vast travelling times and fuels sources make massive exploration of the universe impossible. We can only send probes, and they're not that great in terms of moving the space program as a whole.
Establishing the ISS in orbit around earth was another great, but small step - it's a permenant station with multinational co-operation, and a great future launching platform for missions.
It's going to take a lot of work and money, but I believe that in 100 years, or sooner, mankind will be spread out just a bit more. Once we crack the secrets of faster space travel the door to the universe is open. Mars and the moon are the two obvious first colonies, with the obvious problem being resources (lack of them) to support life. All these hurdles can be overcome by science, but no one nation will do it. Like the ISS multi-national projects are the way forward. In 2010 NASA hopes to land on Mars with a manned craft. This'll be the first real achievment in the new era of space exploration.
Honestly, look at history, we've spent the last 500 years as a race exploring and probing the earth, only making tentative steps into Space in the last 50 years. With faster rates of technological development, rising economic levels, and a new interest in space, we could reach for the stars a lot sooner than we thought.
~~Belldandy~~
> It will be explained, but there will be none of us there to learn.
>
> We will be dead.
>
> Damn...
That's assuming that when the sun goes nova that humans all still live on Earth, and unless the sun goes in the next 100 years then I don't think we'll all be on Earth.
Why ? For starters NASA and ESA, and the Russian & Chinese & Japanese space programs are all researching new forms of engines for space craft. Cold Fusion is the current buzz thing and it's rumoured in many of the air industry journals that NASA is pretty close to a break through. At the moment the vast travelling times and fuels sources make massive exploration of the universe impossible. We can only send probes, and they're not that great in terms of moving the space program as a whole.
Establishing the ISS in orbit around earth was another great, but small step - it's a permenant station with multinational co-operation, and a great future launching platform for missions.
It's going to take a lot of work and money, but I believe that in 100 years, or sooner, mankind will be spread out just a bit more. Once we crack the secrets of faster space travel the door to the universe is open. Mars and the moon are the two obvious first colonies, with the obvious problem being resources (lack of them) to support life. All these hurdles can be overcome by science, but no one nation will do it. Like the ISS multi-national projects are the way forward. In 2010 NASA hopes to land on Mars with a manned craft. This'll be the first real achievment in the new era of space exploration.
Honestly, look at history, we've spent the last 500 years as a race exploring and probing the earth, only making tentative steps into Space in the last 50 years. With faster rates of technological development, rising economic levels, and a new interest in space, we could reach for the stars a lot sooner than we thought.
~~Belldandy~~
As in,
The Sun Explodes and its kills everything, then how are we to know?
The Sun Explodes and its kills everything, then how are we to know?
It will be explained, but there will be none of us there to learn.
We will be dead.
Damn...
We will be dead.
Damn...
It will all be explained when the sun explodes.
Elite Chaos wrote:
> A thing that always gets me is that a human mind cannot comprehend
> infinite.
>
> "Where does it end? It cant just go on forever?"
>
> Hmm..
>
> And even if we found the end of the universe,
>
> WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
thats what i find scary its got to END SOMEWHERE
AND WHERE IS SOMEWHERE WHERE, WHERE!!!!!!!!!!
it cant be infinate. its impossible to get to infinate. wot is it whys it there. nothing is impossible
> A thing that always gets me is that a human mind cannot comprehend
> infinite.
>
> "Where does it end? It cant just go on forever?"
>
> Hmm..
>
> And even if we found the end of the universe,
>
> WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
thats what i find scary its got to END SOMEWHERE
AND WHERE IS SOMEWHERE WHERE, WHERE!!!!!!!!!!
it cant be infinate. its impossible to get to infinate. wot is it whys it there. nothing is impossible
A thing that always gets me is that a human mind cannot comprehend infinite.
"Where does it end? It cant just go on forever?"
Hmm..
And even if we found the end of the universe,
WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
"Where does it end? It cant just go on forever?"
Hmm..
And even if we found the end of the universe,
WHAT IS BEHIND THE END?
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> RM18 wrote:
> So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
>
> To us, yes.
>
> But to another lifeform it could all be just a bit of dirt under their
> fingernail.
>
> Erm... 'Yeah, man!'
>
> Or something.
maybe its like men in black 2 and if you havent seen that then watch or ask someon else. o ive got some dirt in my nail now its gone where am i whats happened
> RM18 wrote:
> So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
>
> To us, yes.
>
> But to another lifeform it could all be just a bit of dirt under their
> fingernail.
>
> Erm... 'Yeah, man!'
>
> Or something.
maybe its like men in black 2 and if you havent seen that then watch or ask someon else. o ive got some dirt in my nail now its gone where am i whats happened
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