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Beyond Einstein
A video by NASA regarding the Beyond Einstein program- What powered the big bang, what happens at the edge of a black hole and what is dark energy.
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Added: Dec 22 2007 In: education
By: tkdrspm11 
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mmm blackhole is the univers's vagina,
welcome to the metaverse!
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "mHtt" (R)
Also, wouldn't it be great if Dark energy were triggered by light hitting it, and thus really just en extension of our awareness?
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "mHtt" (R)
I have no idea what you mean
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "Darkz" (R)
I have no idea what you mean
he means bending light in a black hole
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "poonhound" (R)
which is not possible because a black hole eats every thing, with no escape, but that would be cool if a black hole could immulate light
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "poonhound" (R)
but dark energy is what it is dark, and i dont think anything is gonna light it up for more than a millisecond with a supernova?
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "poonhound" (R)
Most people will not understand this video. Especially if they are American.
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "ItzMeRon" (B)
very nice post, even if we live to see what is not in front of us it's been real
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "poonhound" (R)
love all you guys if ya figure that one out, still love ya anyways your my family
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "poonhound" (R)
That is if the growing number of religious nuttheads in you country will support NASA in the future. The most important issue for science these days is actually politics. USA need to secure a well educated people, and that means not only a small elite of highly educated specialists. If the whol people would support science instead of wasting resources on stupid wars, we might just have a chance to become what Micho Kaku would describe as a civilisation type 1. The number one obstacle to achieve long term goals in science, is religion. You actually need to learn from other countries on this one American.
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "Barthome" (R)
Scientist are just starting to believe that the big bang was created by a meth lab explosion!
Posted Dec-22-2007 by "life is for real" (R)
So true Barthome.
Short term goals by organisations, and lack of interest by the masses are two other problems.
Posted Dec-24-2007 by "dynadude" (R)