SCIENCE!

kw18 · April 2013

JonnyPistachio wrote:

Yes!

not exactly what you're looking for, but i've heard these are becoming more common down here in Fl: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-KczCp0OQ4

Totally! I've seen videos of these ... pretty awesome! Also good to know if you f-- up and fall, you're going to land on water and not asphalt!

Still, I won't truly be happy until I'm like the Rocketeer ... ya know, flying through the sky, fightin' Nazis, savin' dames ... that type of thing.

catefrances · April 2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOH15_pqWZ4

peacefrompaul · April 2013

kw18 wrote:

pandora wrote:

science is awesome yes but I like it when they change their minds,
means we are forever learning.

I prefer to think of it as less "changing of minds" and more "tweaking around the edges and refining."

Breaking the paradigm

pandora · April 2013

kw18 wrote:

pandora wrote:

science is awesome yes but I like it when they change their minds,
means we are forever learning.

I prefer to think of it as less "changing of minds" and more "tweaking around the edges and refining."

Big Bang challenged that's a big tweak...

http://news.sky.com/story/974933/aussie ... ang-theory

I like to think how far we'll make it ... I guess our minds are our limit

http://science.howstuffworks.com/scienc ... ension.htm

kw18 · April 2013

pandora wrote:

kw18 wrote:

pandora wrote:

science is awesome yes but I like it when they change their minds,
means we are forever learning.

I prefer to think of it as less "changing of minds" and more "tweaking around the edges and refining."

Big Bang challenged that's a big tweak...

http://news.sky.com/story/974933/aussie ... ang-theory

I like to think how far we'll make it ... I guess our minds are our limit

http://science.howstuffworks.com/scienc ... ension.htm

Theories are challenged and tested all the time ... which is exactly what science is. And it's this testing and challenging that has created more support for the Big Bang theory over the last several decades.

That being said, the Big Bang is not being "challenged": http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/08/ ... interview/

javis el errante · April 2013

Science: What's It Up To?

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-o ... -it-up-to-

pandora · April 2013

kw18 wrote:

pandora wrote:

kw18 wrote:

I prefer to think of it as less "changing of minds" and more "tweaking around the edges and refining."

Big Bang challenged that's a big tweak...

http://news.sky.com/story/974933/aussie ... ang-theory

I like to think how far we'll make it ... I guess our minds are our limit

http://science.howstuffworks.com/scienc ... ension.htm

Theories are challenged and tested all the time ... which is exactly what science is. And it's this testing and challenging that has created more support for the Big Bang theory over the last several decades.

That being said, the Big Bang is not being "challenged": http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/08/ ... interview/

I do like a good wink and I agree.
how will we ever make it to our creator without testing and challenging theories ...
it's a plan.
I'm especially excited about the discoveries of different dimensions
and worm holes for time travel as in the other link ...

I'm ready to train my brain, I already got the gift

afroannnie · April 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEbSABWJiJc

kw18 · April 2013

afroannnie wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEbSABWJiJc

"I bet those science chicks really dig that large cranium of yours, huh?"

peacefrompaul · April 2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGpoEPcmOK4

kw18 · April 2013

Neat:

http://distancetomars.com/

We are tiny.

kw18 · April 2013

We've been doing it all wrong ...

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2013/04/whats-wrong-with-the-scientific-method/

RKCNDY · April 2013

Wringing out a wet washcloth in space:

http://youtu.be/o8TssbmY-GM

rollings · April 2013

JonnyPistachio · April 2013

RKCNDY wrote:

Wringing out a wet washcloth in space:

http://youtu.be/o8TssbmY-GM

Awesome. that is sooo cool.
Why are there so many exposed wires on the ISS? I'd never get past the "fat tax," but if I ever made it up there, I'd be the dimwit who accidentally pulled out the wrong wire and poop would flow all over probably, then air pressure would get fucked up, and my metal underwear would chafe.

JonnyPistachio · April 2013

rollings wrote:

at first I thought -- Is this the "which one of these things doesnt belong" game?

I pick Nick Cage. What do I win?

But then I realized a freaky trick was being played on me. weird, weird, weird!

Dissidentman · April 2013

JonnyPistachio wrote:

rollings wrote:

at first I thought -- Is this the "which one of these things doesnt belong" game?

I pick Nick Cage. What do I win?

But then I realized a freaky trick was being played on me. weird, weird, weird!

"She blinded me with science!"
And hit me with technology

BinauralJam · April 2013

rollings wrote:

Oh That's Freaky!

hgpjam11 · April 2013

My son made this cake with the double helix for science extra credit, I hope he brings some back so I can eat it.

peacefrompaul · May 2013

hgpjam11 wrote:

My son made this cake with the double helix for science extra credit, I hope he brings some back so I can eat it.

SCIENCE!

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