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BunnyRZed 03-12-2014 07:11 PM
I've watched "How the Universe works", "Into the Universe", and "The Grand Design". The first episode of Cosmos was okay for me. Hopefully they have exciting content for the upcoming weeks.

BigFatFlip 03-12-2014 07:36 PM
I remember the day in college when I was introduced to the string theory, I never thought of physics the same way.

Rollan 03-12-2014 07:52 PM
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I remember the day in college when I was introduced to the string theory, I never thought of physics the same way.
String Theory ! aka The Theory of Everything !

Rollan 03-12-2014 08:16 PM
One of the most irony of the laws of physics is the second law of thermodynamics, based on steam engines, which is energy conversion involving heat "thermo". In other aspects, the second law of thermodynamics states that everything rust, falls apart and dies. Everything and anything in the universe can be disorderd and ordered, once in complete distorition, an increased entropy is applied as well as equilibrium. It will take a lifetime in all the fundemental functions of the universe to set things back in order. The one thing we cannot escape, we are not immune to it and in fact that's why we age and die. In other thoughts motor vehicles have a reverse gear which I find very amusing and useful overstear or understear pick one haha. At least we have a choice red or blue pill ? Mr. Anderson thanks for following the white bunny.

BigFatFlip 03-12-2014 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Rollan (Post 1594711)
One of the most irony of the laws of physics is the second law of thermodynamics, based on steam engines, which is energy conversion involving heat "thermo". In other aspects, the second law of thermodynamics states that everything rust, falls apart and dies. Everything and anything in the universe can be disorderd and ordered, once in complete distorition, an increased entropy is applied as well as equilibrium. It will take a lifetime in all the fundemental functions of the universe to set things back in order. The one thing we cannot escape, we are not immune to it and in fact that's why we age and die. In other thoughts motor vehicles have a reverse gear which I find very amusing and useful overstear or understear pick one haha. At least we have a choice red or blue pill ? Mr. Anderson thanks for following the white bunny.
My head hurts...

This is how I read it
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLDgQg6bq7o"]Turbo Encabulator - YouTube[/ame]

Rollan 03-12-2014 08:30 PM
Lol Bryan ! I'm craking up haha you just made my day ! I can't understand it I'm gonna have to pause and take notes.

rgt 03-12-2014 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Rollan (Post 1594477)
I hope Dr. Degrasse explains one of my favorite topics in Physics. The second law of thermodynamics, since it's based on the cosmos. How fun ! I wrote a paper about it when I was in college and the factors that fall underneath of thermodynamics are mind boggling. Especillay "Entrophy." I tend to get carried away when I do experiments with solid and liquid materials, maybe I can show a little bit of a nerd in me at one of the mid week meets. lol Hurry UP SUNDAY FUNDAY !

Entropy of the universe keeps me awake at night. It for me is the worst case scenario.

Pwolf 03-13-2014 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by BigFatFlip (Post 1594730)
My head hurts...

This is how I read it
Turbo Encabulator - YouTube
:suicide:

AXfrs 03-14-2014 07:42 PM
That was the most boring Cleveland show yet


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stugray 03-14-2014 08:11 PM
The first COSMOS was good. Lets see how cool they get after the first show. I consider it an "Intro".

Carl Sagan was one of my heros. Not just because he helped design spacecraft for JPL, but because he also would openly partake of the "evil" MJ.... His wife was the head of NORML for a while.

For all the nerds out there:
I could start a "Interested in Space:Ask me anything"

I build & fly spacecraft for a living :party0030:

BigFatFlip 03-14-2014 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by stugray (Post 1600482)
For all the nerds out there:
I could start a "Interested in Space:Ask me anything"

I build & fly spacecraft for a living :party0030:
We need to start an "Offtopic: SCIENCE B*TCH" thread :D
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Rollan 03-15-2014 11:47 PM
"Some of the Things Molecules Do," Oooo ! I wouldn't miss this one tomorrow night ! As we are all natural selection from many eons that develops over time is so complex. Organic molecules which both require carbon and hydrogen, I would expect a bang in this episode due to the fact hydrogen can be very dangerous when a catalyst is added in the equation. LOL

Rollan 03-24-2014 02:00 AM
It was an awesome show tonight, my brain is satisfied !

stugray 03-24-2014 02:33 AM
My son even noticed that there were integral symbols on the outside of Isaac Newton's childhood house....
Did someone put them there to commerorate Newton, or have they always been there and were the inspiration to Newton for the sign of Intregration?


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