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  • #31
    Originally posted by Blake


    With movie physics to rival The Core .
    I have always wondered why people trash The Core for it's outrageous physics - but the same people just accept Star Wars to be a good series with acceptable movie physics

    Asmodean
    Im not sure what Baruk Khazad is , but if they speak Judeo-Dwarvish, that would be "blessed are the dwarves" - lord of the mark

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Doddler
      PH felt a bit hungry you see..
      No, they just cleared that space to make way for your gut
      Speaking of Erith:

      "It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda Smith

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Asmodean
        I have always wondered why people trash The Core for it's outrageous physics - but the same people just accept Star Wars to be a good series with acceptable movie physics
        Because the more a movie resembles a live-action cartoon, the less reality will be demanded from it.

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        • #34
          This is clear proof that the universe is a gigantic donut
          if you want to stop terrorism; stop participating in it

          ''Oh,Commissar,if we could put the potatoes in one pile,they would reach the foot of God''.But,replied the commissar,''This is the Soviet Union.There is no God''.''Thats all right'' said the worker,''There are no potatoes''

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Asmodean


            I have always wondered why people trash The Core for it's outrageous physics - but the same people just accept Star Wars to be a good series with acceptable movie physics

            Asmodean
            It's in large part because the very premise of the movie is not extremely dumb. The idea of a big space battle is not that bad - it's not "bad physics", you can take some artistic license when "rendering" the big space battle - the latter bad physics being part of artistic license.

            But the idea of 20th century humans STOPPING or STARTING the core, is completely absurd! I mean humans can barely move mountains (literally, and the big ones, not figuratively and molehills), let alone move something which is literally 10 billion times bigger (not that laypeople necessarily know that, but they would know it's bloody darn heavy). When you use very bad physics for the very premise of the movie, then the movie deserves some kind of special recognition for bad physics.

            It also helps to open a movie with "In a galaxy far far away...". Then you're allowed to have moon sized spaceships flying around.

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            • #36
              if there was a big bang wouldn't it leave a void where the bang took place? Nah, that wouldn't make sense if this thing is only 6-10 billion light years away.

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              • #37
                According to the Big Bang Theory, the Big Bang took place everywhere! (It was a really, really BIG Bang!)

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                • #38
                  KH
                  grog want tank...Grog Want Tank... GROG WANT TANK!

                  The trick isn't to break some eggs to make an omelette, it's convincing the eggs to break themselves in order to aspire to omelettehood.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Lancer
                    The physics guys think that the universe was created when two branes came together, like two flat planes with waves in them. Where they touched new physics came into existance that caused the big bang. So, if they came together once...and this vast empty area has to be created by something big, something new, and something out to get us!

                    Hollywood will explain it, and hopefully throw in a nude scene.
                    Mmmmm, BRANES!!!

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                    • #40


                      They use the brane model to describe how a 'big bang' could occur over a vast area all at once. These branes exist in one or more of the other dimentions of which there are 12 iirc.

                      Some of the dimentions are good eatin, others not.
                      Long time member @ Apolyton
                      Civilization player since the dawn of time

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by trev
                        Another fact that is unexplainable and throws a real spanner in current theories, maybe it is simply easier to believe in a creator.
                        No, you ignorant creationist fool. This is just an oversized version of intergalactic voids typically found between galaxy superclusters. The Media, like it often does with science news, sexed up the story to make it sound more profound and important then it actually is. Oh, and "God-of-the-Gaps" is never a good argument, EVER.
                        Last edited by Odin; August 27, 2007, 18:44.

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by Zkribbler
                          It's not a hole. It's a void.
                          Why does the article call it a hole?
                          Because most science journalists are ignorant about the field they cover.

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                          • #43
                            That's right! God is perfect, and didn't make a faulty machine. The folks he brought on to help turn out to be undependable however.
                            Long time member @ Apolyton
                            Civilization player since the dawn of time

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Lancer


                              They use the brane model to describe how a 'big bang' could occur over a vast area all at once. These branes exist in one or more of the other dimentions of which there are 12 iirc.

                              Some of the dimentions are good eatin, others not.
                              I've read Paul Steinhardt's (creator of the "Ekpyrotic" brane collision model) new book Endless Universe: Beyond the Big Bang and Lisa Randall's book Warped Passages, both on the subject on brane cosmology and the stuff is absolutely fascinating. According to Randall the new Large Hadron Collider at CERN by be able to test some braneworld models.

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by Provost Harrison


                                No, they just cleared that space to make way for your willy
                                Corrected
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