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http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/news/topstory/2004/0107filament_prt.htm

So that whole Big Bang theory, at least as we understand it, doesn't really work any more. The Fundamentalists are going to love this one.

Here's what they would say.

all the evolutionists, tell me something. i know how the big bang "has happened, but tell me, wouldnt an explosion, especially one that size, take away life instead of allow it? think about it.

ex: the a-bomb, the h-bomb, grenades, cannon balls (when fired from a cannon of course), mines, rocket launchers, and anything and everything in between. they all have taken lives.
 
Does it really disprove the Big Bang?

I say it's showing the Big Bang happened alot earlier than we thought.

It does change a bit about what know, that's for sure.

I'm really curious to see what happens when we develop a telescope powerful enough to actually see far enough away that we'd be witnessing the Big Bang. That ought to be interesting.

But I still believe Pluto ain't a planet.

What did Pluto ever do to you?! :cry:
 
Does it really disprove the Big Bang?

I say it's showing the Big Bang happened alot earlier than we thought.

But I still believe Pluto ain't a planet.
The Big Bang is like the explosion of the American rock scene in the 60s.

The Solar System is like The Grateful Dead.

And Pluto?

Pluto's a groupie.
 
That is the most awesome kid I have ever seen.

I want to be his friend.
Masqueraded as a planet for a couple thousand years.
Pluto is a transobjectual. He's a planet born in an icy dwarf's body.

I heard he's getting matter reassignment surgery.
Scientist Barbie says, "Grammar is hard! Let's go shopping!"
:lol:
 
Everyone knows Warworld replaced Pluto, only to be activated during the Our World At War event, forcing Green Lantern Kyle Raynor to reassemble Pluto out of space debris.
 

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