[EdnaMode]

Must be from all that climate change!

[max americana]

as long as every liberal die off first...

[ClearCase_guy]

This is why I don’t recycle. What’s the point?

[Bob434]

Good- we won’t have to die, we’ll just dissappear-

[jcon40]

Aren’t there some other scientists working on how big is consciousness

[Navy Patriot]

It’s because of American Socialist DemoRats, Everything wants to get as far away from them as possible.

[Fungi]

This is elitist science, formerly referred to as hogwash.

[Leaning Right]

The universe is disappearing? I'm not going to believe any of that stuff until I hear from these two guys.

[blam]

I read an article recently about the capture of a neutrino that had been travelling at the speed of light for approximately 4 billion years (3.7), 186,000 per second for four billion years. Anyone care to guess how many miles that is?

I figure if we lose a few of the miles, what does it matter.

Here's the article. This capture was news because they determined where it came from. It came from a Blazer, below is a picture of a Blazer:

[\/\/ayne]

Darn you, Entropy!

[Ouchthatonehurt]

AlGore warned us - but would we listen?

[CaliforniaCraftBeer]

here’s Forbes little college degree’d space expert.<\br>

[Celerity]

Forbes can’t even figure out how Jeff Bezos runs a company.

And they are telling me that “Space isn’t growing, just the empty space between things that we observe is growing”

This author is to Science what a CNN reporter is to the truth. They are completely insane and have ZERO business talking on the subject.

They read another article, didn’t understand it and then wrote “their own” article. I see this all the time.

[Larry Lucido]

Andomeda is still moving our way.

[SoConPubbie]

Global Warming!

[seawolf101]

That finally explains what happened to Nancy Pelosi’s brain.

[Vince Ferrer]

So that’s it then, we’re all going to die.

[1_Inch_Group]

It’s the old physics problem about throwing a ball out of the back of a truck.

60% didn’t understand it no matter how hard you described it.

[aquila48]

“But this picture, which held sway from the 1920s onward, has been recently revised. It’s been only 20 years since we first realized that this expansion was speeding up, and that as time goes on, individual galaxies will appear to recede away from us faster and faster. In time, they’ll become unreachable, even if we journeyed towards them at the speed of light. The Universe is disappearing, and there’s nothing we can do about it.”

Or, who knows, maybe in another 20, 30 years we’ll have a brand new theory that will tell us something completely different.

[UCANSEE2]

If the Universe is expanding, what exists beyond the Universe ?

How can we determine the actual size of the Universe if there are parts of it we can never see or measure ?

The word UNIVERSE means EVERYTHING THERE IS. How can there be anything else ?

Is the Universe round or square ?

[katana]

This is something that has puzzled me. As we look further out into the universe we are also looking back further in time. It would seem logical to me that if objects further away, that is say a billion light years distant and a billion years in the past are seen to be moving faster than closer objects, that would mean the expansion of universe is slowing, not accelerating.

I know that I'm missing something which supports the idea that it is accelerating, but equally I know that the simple observation that more distant objects are moving faster can't be it.

Yet that's what science writers, you know, the ones who continue to insist Global Warming, err, I mean "Change", is caused by human, err, I mean "American", activities and will kill all life on the planet last, err I mean "next" week. So color me skeptical about their explanation, not necessarily the conclusions reputable astronomers have reached.