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Science

SWBTATTReg

(22,100 posts)

2. Yeah, right...

Reply to Pluvious (Original post)

Sun Apr 1, 2018, 02:11 PM

Apr 2018

An interesting theory, but not supported obviously by the clear fact that we are here.

We don't know everything yet in the Universe so to make a statement (we are not supposed to be here) such as this clearly in view of the fact that we are here is kind of brash (I didn't read nor want to read the article on Morningticker).

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The shocking truth about the universe - We shouldn't exist !! [View all] Pluvious Apr 2018 OP

Major response expected Sinistrous Apr 2018 #1

Yeah, right... SWBTATTReg Apr 2018 #2

How did the isotope get cooled to the extreme because it was a mile underground? My understanding shraby Apr 2018 #3

I don't think it's cooled because it's underground, it's underground to reduce the possibility ... Jim__ Apr 2018 #4

Its underground for shielding not for cooling. Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #5

The germanium detectors are cooled to liquid argon temperatures caraher Apr 2018 #7

Probably, the whole thing is just my dream..... Thunderbeast Apr 2018 #6