A star-forming region in a nearby galaxy, imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope. Image credit - NASA, ESA, STScI/AURA
Somehow, someway, this has got to be Bush's fault.....................
Posted on 08/22/2011 6:34:56 AM PDT by Red Badger
A star-forming region in a nearby galaxy, imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope. Image credit - NASA, ESA, STScI/AURA
Somehow, someway, this has got to be Bush's fault.....................
When Obama runs out of gas, we can celebrate.
And it's a long walk to the next gas station ...
Ahhh, those were the days............Iron and chrome..............
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Send in your donations now to help our galaxy survive this crisis.
It's exactly that kind of attitude that got us in this mess in the first place! ...................;^)
I want to say something about how the galaxies should have paid their gas bills, then they wouldn’t be having this problem.
But, seriously, it’s rather predictable that as hydrogen gets pulled into star and planet formation, there is less of it floating free. The real surprise would have been if there were as much hydrogen as ever.
I wonder about some of the terminology used in the article. Talking about the time dark energy took over makes it sound like dark energy did not exist at some point, and then sprang into existence. That just doesn’t make sense, since all forms of energy should have always existed. Maybe what the doctor meant was that dark energy was always there, but only exerted influence later—which makes sense, since one could envision that the dominance of various mechanisms changes with the other changing conditions in the universe (e.g., along with the decreasing amount of free hydrogen).
Alternate title: Universe needs more BEANS!!!
I'll do my part. After last night's sauerkraut and sausage, I have plenty to spare.
If you support the big bang theory then its logical that star formation will slowly keep being reduced over time. An expanding universe from a singular event will obviously reduce density as it expands, dissipating the hydrogen gas further and further over time.
Of course they’re running out of gas. What do think is going to happen when we all live in suburbs. If the big car companies would stop making their living selling gas guzzling suv’s, maybe we could avert thi crisis.
Arggh. That should read:
since one could envision that the dominance of various mechanisms changes as a function of the other changing conditions in the universe
To heck with the Galaxies - how are the Fairlanes and Falcons doing?
There is no scientific proof that Dark Energy or Dark Matter even exists..............They are just scientists’ way of filling in the gaps of their knowledge with a name for what they do not understand.............
The Falcons are doing better now that their old quarterback is playing for the Eagles................
And it's a PAIN to tow them to the filling station!
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