[MtnClimber]

There is still much we don’t know!

[o_1_2_3__]

Einstein's theory on its own is just fine

If absolutes are a problem for you.

[soycd]

Simple answer...Get a big enough ball of string and it makes its own gravity.

[D Rider]

David Bohms holographic universe. The observed evidence points this direction. Many have trouble dealing with its implications. Don’t ask me any more. There are probably less than two handfuls on the planet that can halfway grasp its implications. ( David Bohm was Einsteins protege at Princeton)

[null and void]

This is how we calculate things like Hawking radiation and black hole decay.

Black hole decay.

obama. Unprotected sex. Just sayin'...

[Maurice Tift]

Back in the 80s, I remember talking to a physics professor along with a fellow student. As I recall, our Dr. Wersinger talked about the possibility of time being quantized and how it would mean that calculus wouldn’t be quite right since calculus assumed a continuum.

[goodwithagun]

Knock knock knock Penny. Knock knock knock Penny. Knock knock knock Penny.

[steve8714]

NERDS!

[Buttons12]

What I’d like to know is...
with all the countless stars, all the planets, all the inhabited planets, all the intelligent life that should be in the universe, how come nobody has blown it up yet?

[Wolfie]

I could go in to detail, bit I don’t want to hog the thread.