Maybe this will work. Instead of creating all these topics regarding pseduoscience and "theories" from youtube and the conversation you had while stoned, post those questions here so we can refer people to this thread when someone makes a ridiculous post.

And feel free to ask anything about science in general. I might not have the answer, but there are plenty of people with a solid education here that things can get a decent answer.

oh oh oh what does a black hole look like from the side?

seems like a good place to start.

are you saying theories and science shouldn't be discussed together?

hmm

maybe one explanation for the preponderance of ridiculous posts can be gained from the articles quoted in http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=68968721&f=119

For example, here are some cool articles:

http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/vancouver-aquarium-alarmed-at-mass-die-off-of-starfish-on-ocean-floor-1.1486434



http://phys.org/news/2013-10-evidence-nuclear-magic.html





I wouldnt call the incoherent ramblings of a teenager who thinks they discovered how life works a theory...

This post was edited by khemist on Oct 11 2013 07:45pm

By mentioning the fact that I think its plausible that the moon isn't natural, means I have discovered how life works?

I think you're ignorant and close-minded

This post was edited by known954 on Oct 11 2013 07:48pm

What kind of experimental evidence is there for your supposed theory? Sorry dude... I dont think there is any.



I stay away from that section because unlike the science forum, there is nothing that can dispell falsehoods or strengthen truth. Its a scary place

This post was edited by khemist on Oct 11 2013 07:52pm

if you listened to part of the video I cited, or did ANY research of your own, before jocking your keyboard

sorry dude... i dont think so

So paraphrase it because I dont really want to watch an hour long video that has a title "Was the Moon Intelligently & Deliberately Created ?"

Because how can you prove anything like that? Doesnt it seem less plausible that some unknown entity created it, rather than the hypothesis' accepted by the scientific community?

This post was edited by khemist on Oct 11 2013 08:01pm

It doesn't look like anything. To "look," requires light. A black hole is absolved from all light, as it's gravity is stronger than light is fast; thus light cannot escape a black hole.

A black hole; technically doesn't look like anything from any angle. Any visualization given to a blackhole is merely a pure concept designed to give speculative clarity to how it works, rather than what state it exists in.

/e

With that said, this is what it looks like.


This post was edited by Immortal0 on Oct 11 2013 08:05pm