Science News NOT related to evolution

http://www.physorg.com/news176569616.html
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Pretty neat. Observation of supercooled individual atoms.

http://www.physorg.com/news176660912.html
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Ancient muscle tissue extracted from 18 million year old fossil.

Noodly James wrote:

http://www.physorg.com/news176 569616.html
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Pretty neat. Observation of supercooled individual atoms.

I really enjoyed the "stars fueled by dark matter" article next to it.

Noodly James wrote:

http://www.physorg.com/news176 569616.html
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Pretty neat. Observation of supercooled individual atoms.

Hey, I get mail from physorg.com . Does that make me nerdy?

Lil Ticked wrote:

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Hey, I get mail from physorg.com . Does that make me nerdy?

Brother!!!!

Lil Ticked wrote:

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Hey, I get mail from physorg.com . Does that make me nerdy?

Yes, but not nearly as much as if you contribute articles TO physorg.com !

Lil Ticked wrote:

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Hey, I get mail from physorg.com . Does that make me nerdy?

Yes. Yes, it does.

Darwins Stepchild wrote:

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Yes. Yes, it does.

Look who's talking! A little rat who can barely hold his own head up.#@

Sheila wrote:

<quoted text> Look who's talking! A little rat who can barely hold his own head up.#@

I didn't say that being nerdy is a bad thing.

Darwins Stepchild wrote:

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I didn't say that being nerdy is a bad thing.

I'm still feeling a little picked on, ya know?:(

Kong_ wrote:

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Yes, but not nearly as much as if you contribute articles TO physorg.com !

Thanks that makes me feel like a vicarious nerd.

Darwins Stepchild wrote:

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Yes. Yes, it does.

Not completely . As the monkey man stated about contributing articles and stuff.... besides I got 6 skateboards (each one tricked out for specific maneuvers) and I can play bass so there , Pbbbbst
:P

Noodly James wrote:

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Brother!!!!

Uncle!!

http://www.newtechusa.com/ppi/main.asp
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Bad news for the programmers

Noodly James wrote:

http://www.newtechusa.com/ppi/ main.asp
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Bad news for the programmers

Sheeeit, Noodly, this is really demoralizing. I spent half my life programming and can't do half what those monkeys can.

15th Dalai Lama wrote:

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Sheeeit, Noodly, this is really demoralizing. I spent half my life programming and can't do half what those monkeys can.

As the risk of stating the ultra-obvious, I do feel the need to point out it is a joke. Although, if interested:
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http://blog.ted.com/2007/04/susan_savagerum.p...

Noodly James wrote:

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As the risk of stating the ultra-obvious, I do feel the need to point out it is a joke. Although, if interested:
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http://blog.ted.com/2007/04/susan_savagerum.p...

I guess you'll soon find a team of kangaroos moonlighting as civil engineers.

http://www.venganza.org/forum/viewtopic.php...
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You interested in some Spaghetti Monsterism I shopped?

seriously, you people are weird.

Last scattering surface for neutrinos closer than we thought:

http://focus.aps.org/story/v24/st15

Even though neutrinos decoupled from everything else about 1 second after the Big bang and photons didn't do so for another 380,000 years, the distance the neutrinos traveled is much less than the distance for the photons. The latter is the scattering surface for the cosmic background radiation.