Recent content by Jabbadonut

Let me see . . . James Hansen . . . Michael Mann . . . Bill Nye . . . Neil DeGrasse Tyson . . . are a few of the scientists I believe won't admit they could be wrong about anything. However, I too could be wrong. Nevertheless, I want to hear some outside the box thinking from the scientific...

The image just isn't robust enough for me to make an educated guess as to what it is. Good luck with this.

What I have found to be what I consider as an axiom, is one universal truth that is really probably the only thing for which we (most likely) should be concerned. It is this: You are here, and it is now. Once that is understood clearly, the possibilities become limitless. I "started over" some...

Once science admits it has no clue as to some of the big questions, they might have a better chance of understanding our universe. I feel that our species knows literally next to nothing about the universe, and that any conclusions are completely irrelevant at this point. Scientists have big...

Thank you Mr. Larsson. You've cleared away the confusion I was having.

Well, your point is accepted. My experience with scientists over the years has led me to question how open minded they are.

Please cite a source that says "time is absolute." Thanks. (haven't heard that before)

You'll have to be more specific as to why this theory regarding the nature of space conflicts with Einstein. The GENERAL theory of relativity is what the Big Bang theory is based upon, not the Special Theory. https://www.livescience.com/65700-big-bang-theory.html

Instructions for space surgery: 1. Make incision . . . 2 OOPS, apply anesthetic, THEN make incision . . . 3. Notify patient's next of kin . . 4. Fill out death certificate . . . make sure to note time of death. 5. Just shove body out of airlock and vacuum up the floating blood from the cabin. :)

OMG . . . poop stains visible from space? I don't want to know any more . . . no way . . . too much information . . . d'oh . . .

How does this deny the Big Bang Theory?

Uh . . . sorry . . . didn't mean for that fart to be so big . . . just don't inhale for a bit . . .

I don't know about anyone else, but moving to Mars is looking like a pretty good plan at this point . . .

I think too many of us simply don't want to admit the scope of what we consider knowledge is much larger than what we actually know and understand. I'm willing to maintain an open mind to every conceivable possibility, even those that seemingly belie what we call science. There is much to learn...

Good points. We think of ourselves as intelligent beings. What if we really aren't? I just hope I live long enough to actually witness extraterrestrials making contact with us. Should be very exciting!