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I was checking in on my brother's blog this evening when I noticed he was planning to see Joel Osteen this evening. I thought, "wow, I'm so out of the pop culture, I don't even know who that is." So I decided to google the name, thinking I would find he was a singer, maybe a country singer, who...

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April 2002 issue. It is a posed theory by Alan Guth, starting on page 33. The article is entitled, "Guth's Grand Guess". "....Big Bang....saying where babies come from is like saying babies come from maternity wards..." "All matter plus gravity in the observable universe equals zero. So the...

"We continue to discover biological and chemical weapons and facilities ... in Iraq" "America's Operation Iraqi Freedom is still producing shock and awe, this time among the blame-America-first crowd. We continue to discover biological and chemical weapons and facilities to make them inside...

Headline from the Washington Post I won't quote the entire article due to copyright issues, but the species lived about 18,000 years ago on an island in the Java sea, went extinct about 10,000 years ago. They speculate that they migrated to the island, and then evolved into a dwarf species due...

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This is what happens... :con2:

This month's Discover (not up on thier site yet, apparently) has an interesting article on a new proposal for a sort of "reciprocating" universe, involving individual universes (membranes, they call em') bumping into each other and causing Big-Bangs on a trillion-year-or-so cycle. Interesting...

I am a subscriber to this magazine. On the cover, it says, "Science, Technology and medicine. This months issue has as the main headline: "Visitor's Guide to the Invisible Universe". Other front cover stories listed arer: "Great Unanswered Questions of Medical Science";" A Test: How Smart Are...