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The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken

1. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive22 Dec 2006, 21:55
   mcBV-cXVWFw
2. steppman2Salvaged from archive22 Dec 2006, 22:07
   Not even funny...they could have at least used shock porn...
3. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive22 Dec 2006, 22:10
   What are you talking about?
4. blaikeSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 01:15
   Haha crazy. But now the question is... how the fuck do we talk to them? Or better yet, get there?
5. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 03:07
   Hubble Deep Field is the most amazing thing that I have ever studied or researched.
6. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 09:13
   The person was trying to prove a point with the guy singing, step. There is more of the video after that.
7. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 14:44
   nobody else thinks this is awesome? :lol:
8. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 14:48
   nobody else thinks this is awesome? :lol: I do. I watched it last night.
9. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 14:57
   nobody else thinks this is awesome? :lol: I already gave my opinion, I also have several coffee table books of Hubble Photos and information. It is mind boggling!
10. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 15:01
    Space freaks me out.
11. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 15:07
    Closed in spaces Freak ME out! :shock:
12. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 15:08
    I'll watch it later Allister.
13. MonstermashSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 16:24
    It does'nt matter how old you are, whenever you look up to the sky and see those beautifull shining twinkling stars, it just fills you with wonder. Makes religion seem plain stupid does'nt it.
14. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 16:37
    It does'nt matter how old you are, whenever you look up to the sky and see those beautifull shining twinkling stars, it just fills you with wonder. Makes religion seem plain stupid does'nt it. You're becoming philosophical here Mash. They've been around longer than the Bible my friend. :wink:
15. blaikeSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 16:51
    Mhm, which is why he said it makes religion seem stupid...? And how the hell do scientists figure out that the universe is 78 billion light years across? And isn't the universe constantly expanding because everything is trying to stabilize? I think its just a sad thing. There could be many much more advanced or primitive civilizations out there who are looking at us. And yet we know nothing about each other. After humans come and pass due to whatever, the species out there will never know.
16. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 16:55
    What is your point here Blink/Blaike? :shock:
17. blaikeSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 16:59
    Hm? I thought that you thought that monstermash thought that religion disproves this video. Maybe I was wrong ¬¬ My point is that being able to communicate with other species/aliens would be sick on so many different levels. Hell, we might be able to prove/disprove religion(s).
18. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:03
    It does'nt matter how old you are, whenever you look up to the sky and see those beautifull shining twinkling stars, it just fills you with wonder. Makes religion seem plain stupid does'nt it.
19. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:10
    Finding Alien life would only provide more fuel for the Religious debate not squash it. A question of who or where God is would only become more perplexing, not be answered. Finding an alien life form that was/is either intelligent or not will not disprove any of man's modern religions. It will only suit to cause the questions to be changed.
20. steppman2Salvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:13
    It does'nt matter how old you are, whenever you look up to the sky and see those beautifull shining twinkling stars, it just fills you with wonder. Makes religion seem plain stupid does'nt it. Not really, just looks like a bunch of stars and planets to me...gas and rock...
21. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:41
    Spoilsport! :P
22. steppman2Salvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:43
    Spoilsport! :P ;)
23. PASalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:43
    It does'nt matter how old you are, whenever you look up to the sky and see those beautifull shining twinkling stars, it just fills you with wonder. Makes religion seem plain stupid does'nt it. Not really, just looks like a bunch of stars and planets to me...gas and rock... *sigh* :roll:
24. steppman2Salvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:44
    *sigh* :roll: So it's not gas and rock?
25. PASalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:47
    *sigh* :roll: So it's not gas and rock? it is... just sayin you didnt have to put it that way... outer space is so complex there are endless possibilities, we have yet to even finish finding all of the secrets of our own world let alone deep space. thats all sir
26. steppman2Salvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:53
    I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted:
27. PASalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:56
    I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: i'd just laugh if we actually find a way to visit distant worlds... btw.. its not all gas and rock, there is also ice :wink: good day sir
28. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 17:59
    I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: i'd just laugh if we actually find a way to visit distant worlds... btw.. its not all gas and rock, there is also ice :wink: good day sir And empty space lol!
29. steppman2Salvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 18:01
    I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: i'd just laugh if we actually find a way to visit distant worlds... btw.. its not all gas and rock, there is also ice :wink: good day sir Let me back up the generalization train a bit... I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: Should be... I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just non-sentient matter. :twisted:
30. PASalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 18:02
    I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: i'd just laugh if we actually find a way to visit distant worlds... btw.. its not all gas and rock, there is also ice :wink: good day sir Let me back up the generalization train a bit... I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just gas and rock. :twisted: Should be... I'd totally laugh if we finally find a way to visit distant worlds, and they're all just non-sentient matter. :twisted: much better :wink: :P
31. blaikeSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 18:03
    haha that's most likely whats going to happen. There would be no way to visit every single planet. Our planet in itself seems to be a fluke. The perfect distance away from the sun and the perfect tilt to support such advanced life. Not to mention the complexity of the human body.
32. jabaSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 18:06
    haha that's most likely whats going to happen. There would be no way to visit every single planet. Our planet in itself seems to be a fluke. The perfect distance away from the sun and the perfect tilt to support such advanced life. Not to mention the complexity of the human body. I wonder how many aliens dream of boy bands with tattoos?
33. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive23 Dec 2006, 23:21
    why did this get moved?

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