interesting things...

Fair comment but the fact they cloned Ripley is a bit crap tho. She got fuckin incinerated. Howd they clone her again i cant actually remember? :spangled:

I saw it on a bastard test, i think loads of other tests that have been on here came from the same web-site

two of the questions were "Have you ever spat in someone's face?" and "What religion are you?"

at the end it tells you catholics are face-spitters!

Phil, that's not nice ya know, stop hockling in peoples faces, even if they are proddy bastards!

(interesting to see how this develops, I'm off home, see you all tonight!)

Huw, what's wrong with Protestants like? Y'fenian twat!

that happens when they think - "right, we can't possibly milk this any more" at the end of a movie, so it's safe to kill the main babe off, then they realise the dead horse is still twitching, so have to make something stupid happen to put her back in the movie

Think it's called "Deux ex machina" machine of the gods, summik like that

Kinda like when Bruce Willis can dodge bullets from 20 uzis, but can bring down a chopper with one shot from a pistol, Total fucking bullshit, that's why it's a shit movie

proof that the big bang never happened.

im space no1 can hear you scream let alone go bang.




and you can get sum very interesting facts from the end of thespark tests...i think ill do sum now actually.

That's not necessarily true though. If a tree falls in a forest, but nobody's around to hear it fall, does it still make a sound?

Anyway, even if the 'big bang' didn't literally happen, theoretically it did. Or possibly did anyway, depends upon your beliefs.

Personally, I don't put the creation of the Earth solely down to science. Otherwise we couldn't be so well-designed and adapted.

Hey, maybe we're an experiment for life in Andromeda or another Galaxy. Certainly seems like it, considering we've become too technological, and the world could quite easily be ended quicker than it began.

Timber...

It does, but no one is around to enjoy the sound pressure waves.

Lee!

Exactly. Although in Space there's no atmosphere, so there's nothing for the waves to be made in, which is why you can't hear.

so if there's nothing there how do satalites send transmissions?

That's a good point actually.

Just an assumption I suppose, considering I've never been into space.

i wonder how they do send em.

Anyone know?

Lee probably!

Satellite transmissions are a form of radio wave, which do not need a medium to travel through.

but how can you have a wave if you have nothing to disturb?

Some waves don't have to disturb anything to travel. The wave is a form of energy in itself. Sound, on the other hand, starts from a force that effectively compresses a section of air, and this compression is then passed onto neighbouring sections and so on and so on, which is how sound travels. We can hear sound as our ear drum can feel the compressions, which our brain then translates into what we understand as sound.

but if it ins't compressing anything then doesn't it have to be a stream of particles?