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@Rembrandt Got to admit that I am a little disappointed. A floral pattern on her back...well... seems, to lack imagination. "Get it here"... hmmm, actually seems better.
Having completely derailed this thread, I like this article:
The eclipse that proved Einstein right and changed our understanding of the universe
When the moon blotted out the sun on May 29, 1919, scientists were able to confirm the physicist's theory of relativity.
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is pretty cool, but I am dubious about the 13,798 billion years ago the Universe being born...
I mean, the number alone, let alone what was in the big old Universe space before the, well, the Universe was there?
Yeah yeah, science, but c'mon, 13,798 billion years ago!!
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@taniwharugby said in Science!:
is pretty cool, but I am dubious about the 13,798 billion years ago the Universe being born...
I mean, the number alone, let alone what was in the big old Universe space before the, well, the Universe was there?
Yeah yeah, science, but c'mon, 13,798 billion years ago!!
They're completely wrong about the age of the universe.
It's actually 13,798,000,002 ...
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@taniwharugby Just believe in God then?
It might be many billion years out but it is still cool and the earth only being 10,000 years old according to creationists I am a lot more skeptical about.
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@taniwharugby Flying helicopters, which is seriously good fun, and fascinating aerodynamics. (science theme).
The other God is just fucking with peoples heads, keeps him busy I suppose.
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@taniwharugby said in Science!:
@booboo well yeah...wonder what thier margin for error is...I mean surely record keeping back then was a bit sketchy?
@Snowy what else is he upto nowadays, he retired from rugby in 2015.
Maths.
Apparently the maths get a little screwy and dont work at 1x10 to the power of minus-13 of a second or something.
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Fossils of a new species of giant parrot found in New Zealand
The flightless 'squawkzilla' stood three feet tall and was twice the weight of the kakapo, the heaviest parrot alive today.
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Why 76 Beavers Were Forced to Skydive into the Idaho Wilderness in 1948
Some time in the late 1940s, a very patient, elderly beaver called Geronimo was put in a box, flown to an altitude of between 150 and 200 metres, and tossed out the side of an aeroplane.
