http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/-t1.htm Discuss anything relating to science right here (historical achievements, your interests, famous scientists, inventions, etc.)! Fri, 11 Jul 2008 02:03:54 GMT 10 http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/xparagus91/futurekidslogo-1-3.jpg http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/-t1.htm http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/the-many-worlds-theory-t9.htm Pyroscalling Anyone familiar with this one? The Idea of Parallel Universes, or "worlds" coexisting with our own, each seperate, but similar. One of my personal favorite Theories. And I'm pretty sure it's Quantum Physics, or Mechanics, one of the two, which just makes it more awesome, lol. Dean Koontz wrote a book utilizing the Idea, which got me started in it. From The Corner Of His Eye. Amazing. What're some of yours? What do you think of the Theory? Science Talk Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:19:49 GMT http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/the-many-worlds-theory-t9.htm#13 http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/the-many-worlds-theory-t9.htm http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/vaccines-may-cause-disorder-that-causes-autism-t10.htm BrooxBroox Vaccinations may cause disorder that leads to autism http://seattletimes. nwsource. com/html/nationworld/2008023659_autism29. html Federal health officials today will call together some of the world's leading experts to discuss the controversial case of a 9-year-old girl from Athens, Ga., who became autistic after receiving numerous vaccinations.But the government has kept quiet a second case that some say is more disturbing and more relevant to the meeting. By ... Science Talk Fri, 11 Jul 2008 02:03:54 GMT http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/vaccines-may-cause-disorder-that-causes-autism-t10.htm#16 http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/vaccines-may-cause-disorder-that-causes-autism-t10.htm http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/stephen-hawking-t2.htm BrooxBroox
Personally, I think he is a brilliant man. He is a true genius (a genius isn't one who memorizes facts, but who thinks in different ways). I absolutley admire that he believes not in going by textbooks, but learning how things work for yourself and seeing things your own way.

Anyone else have any thoughts on this brilliant physicist?]]> Science Talk Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:04:39 GMT http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/stephen-hawking-t2.htm#2 http://teensforthefuture.forumandco.com/science-talk-f10/stephen-hawking-t2.htm