Modern Science Pushes it to the Limit (Now with 90% more wormhole)
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DarkElf009er
August 26th, 2006
2:04:10 PM CDT
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i beleive your theory is true
Blackninja543
August 26th, 2006
2:04:27 PM CDT
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that wormhole would be a little close to earth.. you could probly have high gravity distortions and other weird sh*t like flying pizza or something
Flakmaster
August 26th, 2006
2:04:28 PM CDT
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been done, but it's not like you stole it... it's pretty funny, but... there just isn't that super-super firm connection between image and sound. it's close, but it's not there.
Frontovik
August 26th, 2006
2:05:26 PM CDT
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I f*cking hate Bullsh*t science like this. CONVENTIONAL SPACE IS THREE DIMENTIONAL, HOW CAN IT BEND?
n4rvst
August 26th, 2006
2:06:00 PM CDT
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Blackninja543
August 26th, 2006
2:09:47 PM CDT
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Space can be bent with gravity.... hence my other comment of a gravity distortion from before... we know this becuase how light will travil around the sun from another star can be view even if the star itself is behind the sun from our point of view
PantsMaster
August 27th, 2006
2:05:46 AM CDT
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That music is awesome. BTW, Frontovik, go look up relativity b4 you post please.
anifanatic2003
November 1st, 2006
4:40:04 PM CST
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Why wouldn't space bend? The earlier argument "CONVENTIONAL SPACE IS THREE DIMENTIONAL, HOW CAN IT BEND", um well... According to that, a stick cannot bend because it is three dimensional...