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  • I Love the Turmoil [greatest vanity in the universe]

    01/17/2018 7:26:52 PM PST · by Eddie01 · 11 replies
    ed's head ^ | Jan 17, 2018 | eddie01 (class of '98)
    The turmoil. I love it. Every bit of it. The MSM, the Communist bastards trying to pee in our pool. I have no fear. They are riled up and facing prison. Comes down to a sensible decision. A committed decision. No way does anyone take down a duly elected president.
  • Galaxy Observations Show No Change In Fundamental Physical Constant

    04/19/2005 6:22:36 AM PDT · by doc30 · 20 replies · 565+ views
    Science Daily ^ | 4/18/05 | University of California - Berkeley
    Galaxy Observations Show No Change In Fundamental Physical Constant The results are being reported today (Monday, April 18) at the annual meeting of the American Physical Society (APS) by astronomer Jeffrey Newman, a Hubble Fellow at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory representing DEEP2, a collaboration led by the University of California, Berkeley, and UC Santa Cruz. Newman is presenting the data and an update on the DEEP2 project at a 1 p.m. EDT press conference at the Marriott Waterside Hotel in Tampa, Fla. The fine structure constant, one of a handful of pure numbers that occupy a central role in physics,...
  • Wandering star screaming from Milky Way Runaway youngster clocked at more than 1.5 million mph

    02/10/2005 10:11:37 PM PST · by budman_2001 · 49 replies · 1,170+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Friday, February 11, 2005 | - David Perlman, Chronicle Science Editor
    A lonely young star has been discovered fleeing from the Milky Way galaxy at the most fantastic speeds ever seen, and Harvard astronomers say it is doomed to wander throughout the universe for the rest of its life. "We've never before seen a star moving fast enough to escape the confines of our galaxy," said astrophysicist Warren Brown, its co-discoverer. "We're tempted to call it the outcast star."