cosmic rays

[Beeblebrox.420]

wow, i thought i was the only person who watched the science channel

You'd probably like Brian Green's books. I highly recommend The Elegant Universe. It explains superstring and M-theory in clear layman's terms with no difficult mathematical concepts (those are squirreled away in the appendices.)

[Ganj]

wow, i thought i was the only person who watched the science channel

ha...i tune in from time to time. kinda wish i had more time to sit down and be fascinated by the marvels of science but, unfortunately i don't.

[jadeius]

ha...i tune in from time to time. kinda wish i had more time to sit down and be fascinated by the marvels of science but, unfortunately i don't.

just watch on tuesday nights at 8:00 or basically any time early wednesday for the stuff that's related to this thread...i almost never miss it...just get stoned and watch shit about the cosmos, it's too amazing

[jadeius]

You'd probably like Brian Green's books. I highly recommend The Elegant Universe. It explains superstring and M-theory in clear layman's terms with no difficult mathematical concepts (those are squirreled away in the appendices.)

thanks much, i'll definitely look into it...so it's the total opposite of Hawking's writing style huh? lol you have to be greek to understand that guy

yeah i've been amazed by this kinda stuff for a while, ever since i took a physics class...but after learning so much about astronomy, i think i've made a mistake being in school 3 years so far to learn about mechanical engineering...if i had the patience and wasn't so ready to be done with school, i'd turn all around and be an astronomer