You have reached the offices of Dr. Phyllis Pharaday, head of CONCERN, a hitherto unknown and very secretive division of CERN, Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire, a.k.a. European Organization for Nuclear Research.
CONCERN stands for the Conscientious Order of Nerdists Creating Enigmatic Research Nihilistically.
We here at CONCERN are concerned with the furtherance of science,
from the theoretical to fringe and everything in-between.
Please show your pass (which can be acquired below), enter the
decontamination showers and don only the lab coat provided.
Obviously, no cell phones nor any other articles are allowed within these hallowed halls.
Thank you for your cooperation.
(We have a very high security system here at CONCERN. A cavity search may be performed upon leaving this failcility,
and we don't mean dental.)
CONCERN stands for the Conscientious Order of Nerdists Creating Enigmatic Research Nihilistically.
We here at CONCERN are concerned with the furtherance of science,
from the theoretical to fringe and everything in-between.
Please show your pass (which can be acquired below), enter the
decontamination showers and don only the lab coat provided.
Obviously, no cell phones nor any other articles are allowed within these hallowed halls.
Thank you for your cooperation.
(We have a very high security system here at CONCERN. A cavity search may be performed upon leaving this failcility,
and we don't mean dental.)
Above is your 'golden ticket' into CONCERN. Please print your identification pass (^above); then fill in date in first lavender-blue rectangle; your name in the second; and whatever number/equation you like in the bottom lavender-blue rectangle. Place photo (of you, preferably) where it states 'Place Photo Here', then cut and fold along dotted lines. Keep it in your wallet at all times. Flashing it when entering the phacility, and just to impress others.
And now that we have finished with the preliminaries-
Welcome to CONCERN. I am Dr. Phyllis Pharaday, head of this 'research' phacility. You may call me Dr. Phyll (no relation) or 'Your Awesome Geniusness'. I prefer the latter. Ha ha, just kidding.
I am theoretically, a theoretical Physicist (among other things.) You may view my degree below.
Approved members with the proper identification are free to use all equipment in our labs here at CONCERN, just remember, you break it, you bought it!
Welcome to CONCERN. I am Dr. Phyllis Pharaday, head of this 'research' phacility. You may call me Dr. Phyll (no relation) or 'Your Awesome Geniusness'. I prefer the latter. Ha ha, just kidding.
I am theoretically, a theoretical Physicist (among other things.) You may view my degree below.
Approved members with the proper identification are free to use all equipment in our labs here at CONCERN, just remember, you break it, you bought it!
Dr. Pharaday, here, I thought, perhaps, you would like a tour of our GHC.
Ginormous Hasron Collider. It looks quite similar to the *cough* Large *rolls eyes* Hadron Collider, but I assure you, the similarity is in appearance only.
We Had a Hadron Collider, but it was insufficient for our specific needs here at CONCERN, and,
with the discovery of a previously unknown particle, the Hasron, a new collider was necessary.
The Hasron Collider was therefore invented by my two colleagues, observed there below through this protective quad-plated glass, resistant to any form of stress, window.
Thus, now we Has a Hasron Collider.
Standing next to me is my assistant, Dr. Edmund Huddle. He will be happy to show you around and answer any questions you might have concerning CONCERN and it’s non-classified, unrestricted experiments and developments. Enjoy, and don’t forget to stop by the cafeteria, for a spot of something, as well a visit to our gift shop, before leaving.
Ginormous Hasron Collider. It looks quite similar to the *cough* Large *rolls eyes* Hadron Collider, but I assure you, the similarity is in appearance only.
We Had a Hadron Collider, but it was insufficient for our specific needs here at CONCERN, and,
with the discovery of a previously unknown particle, the Hasron, a new collider was necessary.
The Hasron Collider was therefore invented by my two colleagues, observed there below through this protective quad-plated glass, resistant to any form of stress, window.
Thus, now we Has a Hasron Collider.
Standing next to me is my assistant, Dr. Edmund Huddle. He will be happy to show you around and answer any questions you might have concerning CONCERN and it’s non-classified, unrestricted experiments and developments. Enjoy, and don’t forget to stop by the cafeteria, for a spot of something, as well a visit to our gift shop, before leaving.
A Quark
It’s elementary, my dear Huddle!<(a little 'quarky' humour!)
A proton, composed of two up quarks and one down quark.
(The color assignment of individual quarks is not important, only that all three colors be present.)
Composition Elementary particle
Statistics Fermionic
Generation 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Interactions Electromagnetism, Gravitation, Strong, Weak
Symbol q
Antiparticle Antiquark (q)
Theorized Murray Gell-Mann (1964)
George Zweig (1964)
Discovered SLAC (~1968)
Types 6 (up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top)
Electric charge +2/3 e, -1/3 e
Color charge Yes
Spin 1/2
Baryon number 1/3
(From our dear, dear friends at Wikipedia. Clause: Direct any complaints to them.)
(The color assignment of individual quarks is not important, only that all three colors be present.)
Composition Elementary particle
Statistics Fermionic
Generation 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Interactions Electromagnetism, Gravitation, Strong, Weak
Symbol q
Antiparticle Antiquark (q)
Theorized Murray Gell-Mann (1964)
George Zweig (1964)
Discovered SLAC (~1968)
Types 6 (up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top)
Electric charge +2/3 e, -1/3 e
Color charge Yes
Spin 1/2
Baryon number 1/3
(From our dear, dear friends at Wikipedia. Clause: Direct any complaints to them.)
An Exotic Quark
(A type of matter that cannot be classified as traditional.)
The following presents what is being done by other scientists, in many fields, which some may find interesting-
(along with occasional comments by Dr. Pharaday)
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(Science meets art. Shows how creatively a film/documentary can be made on a small budget.)
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Science & Art
Was unsure where to place this, decided here, obviously.
Was unsure where to place this, decided here, obviously.
^Starry starry Jupiter^
van Gogh saw not with his eyes, but with his heart.
The skies looked different then, same sky, not as dim as it is today (for viewing where electricity shines brighter) whilst at the same time, even brighter with both enlightenment as well as the excitement of discovery, a search for new worlds just as Earth's early explorers searched for new land.
The skies looked different then, same sky, not as dim as it is today (for viewing where electricity shines brighter) whilst at the same time, even brighter with both enlightenment as well as the excitement of discovery, a search for new worlds just as Earth's early explorers searched for new land.
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(Dr. Pharaday- 'We have Gwyn to thank for the very *ahem* colourful descriptive post above.')
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Gwyn (to Dr. Pharaday): 'Why would they put Slavs on the telescope?'
Dr. Pharaday; *rolls eyes and sighs* It's not 'Polish', it's 'polish', as in buff.'
Gwyn: *wide-eyed* 'You mean they are putting muscular naked Slavs on it!!!!'
Dr. Pharaday: *trying desperately to maintain patience* 'No, Gwyn, this has nothing to do with Slavs, naked or otherwise.'
Gwyn: 'Then why are they using them and not some other ethnic group? Why are they putting people on it at all!'
Dr. Pharaday: 'Dr. Huddle, will you come here please.'
Dr. Huddle: *scuttles over* 'Yes, what is it Dr. Pharaday, oh, and hello Gwyn *smiles and blushes*.
Dr. Pharaday: Will you please explain the difference between 'Polish' and 'polish' to Gwyn' *walks away shaking her head*......
Dr. Pharaday; *rolls eyes and sighs* It's not 'Polish', it's 'polish', as in buff.'
Gwyn: *wide-eyed* 'You mean they are putting muscular naked Slavs on it!!!!'
Dr. Pharaday: *trying desperately to maintain patience* 'No, Gwyn, this has nothing to do with Slavs, naked or otherwise.'
Gwyn: 'Then why are they using them and not some other ethnic group? Why are they putting people on it at all!'
Dr. Pharaday: 'Dr. Huddle, will you come here please.'
Dr. Huddle: *scuttles over* 'Yes, what is it Dr. Pharaday, oh, and hello Gwyn *smiles and blushes*.
Dr. Pharaday: Will you please explain the difference between 'Polish' and 'polish' to Gwyn' *walks away shaking her head*......
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Gwyn- Thank the gods, we'll be safe for at least the winter!!! No worries about opening up wormholes or dimensional rifts, etc.!
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Thanks giving in space!
Love the notation: 'Please note: This recipe is based on the "formulations" for actual space flight missions. Actual measurements are estimates.'
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Dr. Pharaday- 'Have you seen the latest, Dr. Huddle?
We've been demoted! Second placed by pseudoscience (and that is giving it an extremely generous assessment)!
I'm nonplused! The nerve of some people! This is probably all Miss Thrilaquest's doing!
Huddle? HUDDLE!?!
Dr. Huddle- 'Oh, sorry, I was leafing through 'The Paralogist's Periodical of Paleontology'
for Cedrusaurus. Now, you were saying?'
Dr. Pharaday- *deep sigh*
We've been demoted! Second placed by pseudoscience (and that is giving it an extremely generous assessment)!
I'm nonplused! The nerve of some people! This is probably all Miss Thrilaquest's doing!
Huddle? HUDDLE!?!
Dr. Huddle- 'Oh, sorry, I was leafing through 'The Paralogist's Periodical of Paleontology'
for Cedrusaurus. Now, you were saying?'
Dr. Pharaday- *deep sigh*
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Been all over the net, and now here-
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On Mars, Liquid Water Appears at Night, Study Suggests
Maybe it is not water or salt as we know it, maybe it is a sentient life form? 'Gangers' <('The Flesh' Doctor Who reference)
Maybe it is not water or salt as we know it, maybe it is a sentient life form? 'Gangers' <('The Flesh' Doctor Who reference)
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'An intermittent short circuit...'
Geez, hope they fix that, and some 'intermittent short circuit' isn't time enough to let something Lovecraftian through!
Actually, it's as exciting as it is a bit scary.
“In the grand scheme of things, a few weeks delay in humankind’s quest to understand our universe is little more than the blink of an eye.”
Maybe it isn't a 'theory', maybe the LHC caused time to run backwards! We are just reliving yesterday and the day before, and the day before.....déjà vu my arse!!!
Geez, hope they fix that, and some 'intermittent short circuit' isn't time enough to let something Lovecraftian through!
Actually, it's as exciting as it is a bit scary.
“In the grand scheme of things, a few weeks delay in humankind’s quest to understand our universe is little more than the blink of an eye.”
Maybe it isn't a 'theory', maybe the LHC caused time to run backwards! We are just reliving yesterday and the day before, and the day before.....déjà vu my arse!!!
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The LHC, after a two year hiatus at which time repairs, upgrading and installing new technology was made, will be sending a proton beam completely around it during the week of March 23rd. Which begins tomorrow.
I did not like reading 'We don’t want any surprises once we start operation with beam' (surprises? what sort of surprises? generally I like surprises, but dunno about this), The whole magnet system was taken apart and put back together again...' (hopefully there were no 'extra parts'), '...which diverts the beam out of the LHC and into a large block of graphite if anything goes wrong' (what could go wrong? exactly WHAT COULD GO WRONG!?!?!?), lastly 'and if any of these inputs say something is wrong or they are not happy about the behavior of the beam, the system dumps the beam within three turns of the LHC' (not happy about the behavior? Should I start worrying now, is it too far away, or does something like distance not make a difference?),
Comments above by Assistant Commissioner Gwyn Thrilaquest
Retort by Dr. Pharaday 'You can unbunch your panties, Gwen, nothing is going to happen, I assure you.'
Now calm down and watch the following.'
I did not like reading 'We don’t want any surprises once we start operation with beam' (surprises? what sort of surprises? generally I like surprises, but dunno about this), The whole magnet system was taken apart and put back together again...' (hopefully there were no 'extra parts'), '...which diverts the beam out of the LHC and into a large block of graphite if anything goes wrong' (what could go wrong? exactly WHAT COULD GO WRONG!?!?!?), lastly 'and if any of these inputs say something is wrong or they are not happy about the behavior of the beam, the system dumps the beam within three turns of the LHC' (not happy about the behavior? Should I start worrying now, is it too far away, or does something like distance not make a difference?),
Comments above by Assistant Commissioner Gwyn Thrilaquest
Retort by Dr. Pharaday 'You can unbunch your panties, Gwen, nothing is going to happen, I assure you.'
Now calm down and watch the following.'
And here is a tour of CERN Control Center (I do hope Homer Simpson does not moonlight on the side for them.)
and here is a very interesting and easy to comprehend article on Fundamental Particles
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Even scientists love comics! Why, of course, they are probably the original nerdy geeks (and I say that with all due respect and admiration in a non-derogatory manner! I <3 the sciences!!!)
Easy enough for me to read and understand!
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The LHC is preparing to restart at almost double the collision energy of its previous run.
Shoud we worry? Of course not! What could it hurt? Let's say a power surge, perhaps caused by an electrical storm? News FLASH, I'm sure they have precautions CONCERNing such occurrences.
Shoud we worry? Of course not! What could it hurt? Let's say a power surge, perhaps caused by an electrical storm? News FLASH, I'm sure they have precautions CONCERNing such occurrences.
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9And for those of you who think Scientists aren't romantic-
...well, at least that proves Astronomers are at least (no, that does not make them Asstronomers just because they are romantics....and they do not study trons....well, you know.)
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From BBC, important infographics that everyone should have so they know what could happen and perhaps
do something to prevent it....
do something to prevent it....
and gazing into their crystal ball-
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Have you ever wanted your own particle detector? Well, now you can-
How to build your own particle detector
How to build your own particle detector
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The Lab's Tree-
Doctor Huddle- 'I grew it myself!'
Doctor Pharaday- 'Bravo, Edmund, nicely done and love the ornaments, very appropriate.'
Doctor Huddle- 'Thanks, it's elementree my dear Doctor!'
Doctor Pharaday- *rolls eyes and sighs*
Doctor Pharaday- 'Bravo, Edmund, nicely done and love the ornaments, very appropriate.'
Doctor Huddle- 'Thanks, it's elementree my dear Doctor!'
Doctor Pharaday- *rolls eyes and sighs*
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Doctor Edmund insisted this be posted *sigh*
Macy's (New York) window display 'Santa's Journey to the Stars'
Doctor Pharaday- 'I wonder if Nasa's Curiosity caught any of this, unless, of course, on Mars it's all underground...or cloaked and what is seen is simply a holographic projection. Like we all are. *rolls eyes*
Oh, and, yes, everyone knows only little boys like space *smirk*. Mars
Doctor Huddle- 'Screwge You!' *chuckle*
Doctor Pharaday-*raises an eyebrow* 'Yes, and a bah...haha...humbug! to you, Edmund. *wink* ;-)
After having watched the display, I must admit, it is quite enchanting.
Merry belated Christmas, Edmund.'
Doctor Huddle- 'To you, too, Phyllis, and a Very Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year to one and all!'
Doctor Pharaday- 'I wonder if Nasa's Curiosity caught any of this, unless, of course, on Mars it's all underground...or cloaked and what is seen is simply a holographic projection. Like we all are. *rolls eyes*
Oh, and, yes, everyone knows only little boys like space *smirk*. Mars
Doctor Huddle- 'Screwge You!' *chuckle*
Doctor Pharaday-*raises an eyebrow* 'Yes, and a bah...haha...humbug! to you, Edmund. *wink* ;-)
After having watched the display, I must admit, it is quite enchanting.
Merry belated Christmas, Edmund.'
Doctor Huddle- 'To you, too, Phyllis, and a Very Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year to one and all!'
(One of the designers for the Sleigh and Reindeer for the 2014 Macy's Christmas Window
check out some of his other creations, too!)
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The key here is 'life as WE know it', but one must think outside the carbon based box. Of course, we seek some form of life that we can relate to, on a celestial body where we could theoretically survive.
And maybe to find our form of life's origins.....
And maybe to find our form of life's origins.....
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They're always colliding something there, and we must keep abreast of it (haha, abreast..hope they aren't colliding
as that would prove very painful :)
as that would prove very painful :)
Dr. Phyl, here. Lest I forget again, last week, the 20th of November to be precise, was my colleague and assistant, Dr. Edmund Huddle's, birthday. We've been so engrossed in a current project that the days slipped by, the anniversary of his entry into this world came and went unnoticed, so I'd like to take this moment to wish him a very happy belated birthday (so he'll stop crying, for gawdsakes!)
So, HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDMUND!
So, HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDMUND!
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Saw/heard this, really liked it and thought it appropriate so added it -
Here is how he did it-
Jai Guru Deva Ommmmmmmmm
European Space Agency: Rosetta Blog
Maybe it's asking not to harpoon it?
Really, interesting, sort of like a copter gargling....or the clicking sounds all aliens make ;)
Really, interesting, sort of like a copter gargling....or the clicking sounds all aliens make ;)
Check out broadcasts/updates at their YouTube site!
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Two interesting articles-
The 6 Most Bizarre Things Ever Discovered in Space
6 Reasons Life in Space Sucks
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The 6 Most Bizarre Things Ever Discovered in Space
6 Reasons Life in Space Sucks
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Hmm, this does beg to be answered, do we Earthlings own the moon, or does the moon own us?
Who Owns the Moon?
Who Owns the Moon?
I wonder what he thinks about it? Our nameless moon. He is apparently Italian. Maybe that is where Italian's originated? 'ey, whassa matta you? donna you believe me? *making arm/hand gesture* :)
Dr. Pharaday : 'I have nothing to say about the ridiculousness of the above comments and video. It was my former colleague's, Gwyn, idea of humour.'
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Hello, Gwyn Thrilaquest here. I am a one time colleague of the venerable Dr. Pharaday. After watching the video below of the JWST, I noticed this and made a screen capture. Look within the orange rectangle. Nothing has been altered, you can see for yourself by watching the video.
It is either a Prime example, Mr. Optimus, of matrixing (like that Jesus on toast), or aliens using a holographic imaging of themselves.
It is either a Prime example, Mr. Optimus, of matrixing (like that Jesus on toast), or aliens using a holographic imaging of themselves.
There are two. Can you discern them, or is it just me?
Retort on the above, by Dr. Pharaday-
Thank you for the kind words, Thrilaquest, but don't be ridiculous. This is surely a trick of the eye and has nothing to do with interplanetary communication of any kind, holographic or otherwise.
Now be a good girl, dear, go back to sword swallowing for a living and don't CONCERN yourself with science.
Thank you for the kind words, Thrilaquest, but don't be ridiculous. This is surely a trick of the eye and has nothing to do with interplanetary communication of any kind, holographic or otherwise.
Now be a good girl, dear, go back to sword swallowing for a living and don't CONCERN yourself with science.
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Annihilation by an AMD (Asteroid of Mass Destruction)!
So why is NASA not concerned about this, but Google is?
At least it's good to know that 'we have the technology to deflect an asteroid' before it get's too close, IF we know it's heading towards us.
Then, our lives don't depend on Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck? Well, that's a relief.
It is rather scary, though. Guess it's as good an excuse as any to just lay back and have a good time, since you never know when one will strike and wipe us all out! That, or any other mass extinction event, natural or human-made.
At least it's good to know that 'we have the technology to deflect an asteroid' before it get's too close, IF we know it's heading towards us.
Then, our lives don't depend on Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck? Well, that's a relief.
It is rather scary, though. Guess it's as good an excuse as any to just lay back and have a good time, since you never know when one will strike and wipe us all out! That, or any other mass extinction event, natural or human-made.
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And from those smarty pantses over at Honda-
What next, Honda? How about those flying cars we've been promised? Or hoverboards? Huh?
And yes, I know very well about such things as private helicopters and jets, but it's not the same as-
And yes, I know very well about such things as private helicopters and jets, but it's not the same as-
or, if you are into 'steampunk', this may be more to your liking-
or any of these-
Sci-Fi’s Greatest Flying Cars
Sci-Fi’s Greatest Flying Cars
So what have you got to say about that, Honda, hmm?
(And in case you're wondering why CONCERN hasn't concerned itself with such things, we have progressed far, far beyond such prehistoric modes of transport. Oops! That was classified. Forget I said any of that.....if not, someone will be at your door to help you forget.
Now, look this way, please.....
(And in case you're wondering why CONCERN hasn't concerned itself with such things, we have progressed far, far beyond such prehistoric modes of transport. Oops! That was classified. Forget I said any of that.....if not, someone will be at your door to help you forget.
Now, look this way, please.....
and if that didn't work, I'd like you to meet my associate, Doctor Jones (and no, it's not Indiana)-
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Doctors Phyl and Ed, here.
'So, the scientists'...*coughattentionwhores*....'that was uncalled for and unprofessional, Dr.Huddle *gives a feigned glare* at our rival, CERN, have announced they have found a new particle they are calling ‘exotic hadrons’.
(Said aside: This is surely to ‘one-up’ the leak of our discovery here at CONCERN of the ‘hasron’ particle.)
*ahem*
'We here at CONCERN are actually concerned with the goings on at CERN.
Just because our phacility is located in a compound in New Jersey, does not mean we are any less significant in our pioneering discoveries.
In all fairness, HERE is the latest news from CERN.'
'So, the scientists'...*coughattentionwhores*....'that was uncalled for and unprofessional, Dr.Huddle *gives a feigned glare* at our rival, CERN, have announced they have found a new particle they are calling ‘exotic hadrons’.
(Said aside: This is surely to ‘one-up’ the leak of our discovery here at CONCERN of the ‘hasron’ particle.)
*ahem*
'We here at CONCERN are actually concerned with the goings on at CERN.
Just because our phacility is located in a compound in New Jersey, does not mean we are any less significant in our pioneering discoveries.
In all fairness, HERE is the latest news from CERN.'
Also, if you feel inclined, you can view webcasts from CERN, HERE.
We, at CONCERN, hope to produce our own webcasts, eventually.
We, at CONCERN, hope to produce our own webcasts, eventually.
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I think it's a signal from Val Kilmer.
Or whatever that is reflected in the glass/metal behind him!
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This is just horrendous! What the Military, well, just what humans do to other humans, such atrocities, but, is it any different than what we do to other species of life on this planet?
Makes me ashamed to say I'm human...
or am I.....mwhahahaha! *wink wink*
Ahem, yes, that was completely uncalled for. This is most serious.
Ten Of the Most Outrageous Military Experiments
Makes me ashamed to say I'm human...
or am I.....mwhahahaha! *wink wink*
Ahem, yes, that was completely uncalled for. This is most serious.
Ten Of the Most Outrageous Military Experiments
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Asteroids, Meteors and Comets, oh my!!
Yes, folks, two more zipping by. All these fly-bys, sooner or later....sooner...or....later....BAM!
Honestly, though, there's an awful lot of stuff zooming and just meandering about up there, between what we've sent plus what is natural.....and then there's those pesky aliens....??????
Yes, folks, two more zipping by. All these fly-bys, sooner or later....sooner...or....later....BAM!
Honestly, though, there's an awful lot of stuff zooming and just meandering about up there, between what we've sent plus what is natural.....and then there's those pesky aliens....??????
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AND THE RESULTS ARE IN, EVOLUTION- 13.8 BILLION, CREATIONISM- 6.
SO THE WINNER IS.....YOU GUESSED IT, EVOLUTION!!! GO BILL NYE!!!
SO THE WINNER IS.....YOU GUESSED IT, EVOLUTION!!! GO BILL NYE!!!
And in all fairness, I'd really like to visit Ham's 'Museum'. Only because it has dinosaurs!! and animatronic ones, too!
And because I found this quite amusing-
CREATIONISTS 'MUSEUM'
And because I found this quite amusing-
CREATIONISTS 'MUSEUM'
Apparently, the predator humans, over-hunted dinosaurs (along with being killed off by disease, etc., and that is why they are now extinct. Xstinked...sorry, that just came to me and has nothing to do with nothing.) After all, there were only 50 kinds of dinosaurs and the largest being merely the size of a pony. Mhmm. Therefore, humans could just tip a TRex over, like prehistoric cow tipping, and being small and having those tiny little arms, were unable to right themselves. Yep. That’s how it was back then, when dinosaurs and man lived in cohabitation.
Those large bones that are found were just put there as disinformation by scientists to try and debunk the bible. <(all sarcasm) Because earlier, it said the dinosaurs were all small, so they could fit on the ark with the other animals.
Guess they weren’t all cgi, as I thought when watching the trailer for ‘Noah’ so everyone would fit.
Hmm, I wonder if they’ll show the dinos boarding the Ark in the film?
Those large bones that are found were just put there as disinformation by scientists to try and debunk the bible. <(all sarcasm) Because earlier, it said the dinosaurs were all small, so they could fit on the ark with the other animals.
Guess they weren’t all cgi, as I thought when watching the trailer for ‘Noah’ so everyone would fit.
Hmm, I wonder if they’ll show the dinos boarding the Ark in the film?
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WHEN SOUND KILLS! YES, YOU HEARD ME, SOUND CAN KILL!
Who knew?
A mega-sound system. Heh, put that in the back seat of your car and blast it, yo'
Who knew?
A mega-sound system. Heh, put that in the back seat of your car and blast it, yo'
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I guess, according to certain people, the Flintstones were an accurate portrayal of life BC (Before Cheese, I think. Maybe not ;)
ARE YOU READY TO RRRRRUUUUUMBLE!?! GO, BILL NYE!!!!
It all started like this-
ARE YOU READY TO RRRRRUUUUUMBLE!?! GO, BILL NYE!!!!
It all started like this-
A rebuttal (emphasis on [what a] 'butt') was made-
And the debate *rolls eyes* is on-
Evolution vs Creationism
Evolution vs Creationism
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Universal Research Lab
(Bits and Bobs of This and That)
(Bits and Bobs of This and That)
WildCat (^above^) Boston Dynamics Website
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When Large is not Quite Big Enough
Guess it will be called the Larger Hadron Collider?
Guess it will be called the Larger Hadron Collider?
From everyone here at CONCERN (which is just me and Dr. Phyl (and not that Doctor!), have a Spectacular Molecular Christmas!