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Can a Science "Brain" Answer my Question About Hubble?
Lindal Kidd
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01-07-2010 10:36
From: Phil Deakins
Not so fast, Lear. What is the end of the undying thread *doesn't* connect to immediately before the big bang. That thread could create a new big bang that would threaten our very universe.


In the Beginning, was the Thread, and the Sim was without form, and void, and darkness moved upon the face of the Grid...
And the Thread said, Let there be light, and there was light.
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01-07-2010 10:37
From: Seven Okelli
I'm pretty sure I've detected some bozons there. (or is it "boson"?)


LOL! :D

Do you find bozons in the Bozone Layer?
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01-07-2010 10:38
From: Seven Okelli
I'm pretty sure I've detected some bozons there. (or is it "boson"?)
It's bosun. But you should know that, considering the book you're in the middle of right now ;)
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01-07-2010 10:38
From: Lindal Kidd
In the Beginning, was the Thread, and the Sim was without form, and void, and darkness moved upon the face of the Grid...
And the Thread said, Let there be light, and there was light.
That thread has got to go before it's too late.
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01-07-2010 10:39
From: Lindal Kidd
LOL! :D

Do you find bozons in the Bozone Layer?
I think they are in the Boyzone category, and create the music of the spheres.
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Dekka Raymaker
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01-07-2010 10:51
omg no one mentioned Him yet!
Seven Okelli
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01-07-2010 10:54
From: Phil Deakins
It's bosun. But you should know that, considering the book you're in the middle of right now ;)


Now you're teasing me - a bosun is the guy who's paid to whistle on board ship.
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01-07-2010 10:56
From: Seven Okelli
Now you're teasing me - a bosun is the guy who's paid to whistle on board ship.
Yeah, well. He must have got promoted. Isn't he Bosun Higgs?
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Lear Cale
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01-07-2010 11:13
From: Phil Deakins
It's bosun. But you should know that, considering the book you're in the middle of right now ;)
Actually, it's "bosun's mate". Whatever happend to the bosun, I dinna ken.
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01-07-2010 12:06
From: SuezanneC Baskerville
I think if you go back past the big bang it connects to the end of the undying thread.

If a string is composed of several threads, then we only need a few more undying threads to create a cosmic string. From www.howstuffworks.com:

From: someone
These cosmic strings, which are thinner than an atom, would generate an enormous amount of gravitational pull on any objects that pass near them. Objects attached to a cosmic string could travel at incredible speeds, and because their gravitational force distorts spacetime, they could be used for time travel. By pulling two cosmic strings close together, or one string close to a black hole, it might be possible to warp spacetime enough to create closed time-like curves.
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01-07-2010 12:07
From: Lear Cale
Actually, it's "bosun's mate". Whatever happend to the bosun, I dinna ken.


The bosun, or boatswain, was originally a warrant officer (NCO) in charge of the ship's deck and its general condition and maintenance. He had a supervisory role, seeing that the ship's crew carried out the orders of the ship's commissioned officers. Senior bosuns, like senior NCOs today, also played an important, but unofficial role in the care and feeding of junior officers, since they were generally very experienced seamen.
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01-07-2010 13:52
From: Lear Cale
Actually, it's "bosun's mate". Whatever happend to the bosun, I dinna ken.
Except that, in this case, Seven was referring to a class of particle :)
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01-07-2010 13:55
IHNJ, IJWTS "The bosun's mate and the cabin boy and the large hadron collider."
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01-07-2010 16:58
If you enable physical on a prim penis, would that be a large hardon collider?
Lear Cale
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01-08-2010 05:25
From: Phil Deakins
Except that, in this case, Seven was referring to a class of particle :)
in which case, whoever misspelled it "bosun" provided us with even more fun. :)

From: Lindal Kidd
The bosun, or boatswain, was originally a warrant officer (NCO) in charge of the ship's deck and its general condition and maintenance. He had a supervisory role, seeing that the ship's crew carried out the orders of the ship's commissioned officers. Senior bosuns, like senior NCOs today, also played an important, but unofficial role in the care and feeding of junior officers, since they were generally very experienced seamen.
Sorry you took my feeble attempt at naval humor seriously. There's a rating for "bosun's mate" (with rates such as BM3, BM2, BM1, BMC, etc), but none for "Bosun" itself, which is not a rating but a position, like Adjutant.

Yes I know, many people get confused with the differences between "rate", "rating", and "rank", and how they relate to position.

Boring facts. /me returns to contemplating his naval.
Lear Cale
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01-08-2010 05:26
From: Argent Stonecutter
IHNJ, IJWTS "The bosun's mate and the cabin boy and the large hadron collider."
Thanks for taking us properly back off topic!
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