[BayMoWe335]

Many have seen it, some probably have not.

It's a must watch and one of the greatest videos of all time.

[ErvGotti]

Liked the pics as I'm a big astronomy fan, but the narrator puts me to sleep. Pretty much watched it on mute after 30 secs

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by ErvGotti

Liked the pics as I'm a big astronomy fan, but the narrator puts me to sleep. Pretty much watched it on mute after 30 secs

"The Narrator?"

You're an astronomy buff and don't know the great Carl Sagan?

Sir, I suggest you read up on this guy and watch some of his amazing work. The guy was a legend.

[BTM]

Space fucks me up

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by BTM

Space fucks me up

No question. The angle showing the dot in a beam of light puts our lack of size, significance, and impact in true perspective. We are less than nothing.

[BTM]

What's your take on parallel 1-4 universes?

[greycrx87]

great vid, thanks for sharing

[radix]

Originally Posted by BTM

What's your take on parallel 1-4 universes?

I'm not sure if I get exactly what your asking, but if I understand the question, then I tend to think MWI is possible. Of course if MWI exists, then you immediately run into Russell's paradox in the sense that for any universe in which MWI is proven there must be a complimentary universe in which it has been disproven.

[BTM]

Originally Posted by radix

I'm not sure if I get exactly what your asking, but if I understand the question, then I tend to think MWI is possible. Of course if MWI exists, then you immediately run into Russell's paradox in the sense that for any universe in which MWI is proven there must be a complimentary universe in which it has been disproven.

Yea multiverses to a point. Level 1 being our existing universe is flat and therefore infinite. And really while I loathe citing wikipedia for such specific info...it's late and I'm being lazy so for an overview here are the basics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse

[DougLikesBMW]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

"The Narrator?"

You're an astronomy buff and don't know the great Carl Sagan?

Sir, I suggest you read up on this guy and watch some of his amazing work. The guy was a legend.

Lol'd at him calling himself an astronomy buff.

There are no astronomy buffs who don't know Carl Sagan and his very recognizable voice.

[Year's_End]

Originally Posted by DougLikesBMW

Lol'd at him calling himself an astronomy buff.

There are no astronomy buffs who don't know Carl Sagan and his very recognizable voice.

motherfucking sig

[DougLikesBMW]

Originally Posted by Nikkahtropolis

motherfucking sig

What seems to be the officer problem?

[BayMoWe335]

Bump for relevance.

[overcoil]

Originally Posted by DougLikesBMW

Lol'd at him calling himself an astronomy buff.

There are no astronomy buffs who don't know Carl Sagan and his very recognizable voice.

Is Carl Sagan an American phenomenon or a global ? You may have missed the point of the video to some respect