Scientists make a great discovery but I catch no ball

[HP_Lee]

Or these things, much simpler than the complex human body, came into the world on their own from no where, not even needing a designer or manufacturer?

 

If this form is stable in readings, this will open many potentials from technology to medical, which we never though of before.

[Joseph22]

the key question is explore for what?

 

what do they now that we dun?

i dont know explore for what.

but i have a dream. that is to live on the moon.

[Happily1986]

i dont know explore for what.

but i have a dream. that is to live on the moon.

 

you might bring enough warmth to the moon to make life sustainable.

[Lala81]

Plenty of regrets. Why do you think I'm in non-clinical? Never liked the life that much. But what to do, a parent's wishes have to be respected.

 

Lol. Non-clinical can also be for family life

[Lala81]

Astrophysics is very very interesting... Back in uni days, i spend part of my free time reading astrophysics related article on Wikipedia.. and learnt quite abit..

 

I forget faster than i read But for a split second, a lot of things make sense .... And its goneeee....

[Liping24cn]

Higgs is massless.

As explained in this simple YouTube.

If one still don't understand, then forget it.

Thank goodness that we are not Higgs or Bosoms.

 

http://gizmodo.com/5925089/a-simple-explan...llowed-to-exist

[Ngck]

i dont know explore for what.

but i have a dream. that is to live on the moon.

Edited July 12, 2012 by Ngck

[KARTer]

i dont know explore for what.

but i have a dream. that is to live on the moon.

With little gravity force, making love on the moon can be very tiring[sweatdrop]