Hi there

[ãłþħά-∆9]

Does a piece of string have an end? How long is a piece of string?

I watched another iPlayer documentary entitled just that!
One theory is that the string is infinite, because the closer you look at it the pattern repeats and repeats, so if you were too measure every bump in detail, it'd be neverending

Or something like that which makes more sense... 

[bontrose]

but eventually all atoms will have expelled their energy into the universe which will be toolarge to have the energy encounter anything else.

eventually all the helium hydrogen hydrogen nitrogen and so forth until no more can stars exist because all matter will have reached a barrier in iron

[ãłþħά-∆9]

but eventually all atoms will have expelled their energy into the universe which will be toolarge to have the energy encounter anything else.

eventually all the helium hydrogen hydrogen nitrogen and so forth until no more can stars exist because all matter will have reached a barrier in iron

Do you know what you're talking about or are you just making things up ^_^

[tn5421]

but eventually all atoms will have expelled their energy into the universe which will be toolarge to have the energy encounter anything else.

eventually all the helium hydrogen hydrogen nitrogen and so forth until no more can stars exist because all matter will have reached a barrier in iron

Do you know what you're talking about or are you just making things up ^_^

He's a permanoob in everything, which obviously means he's making it up.

Also, please stop discussion particle physics in my introduction thread.

[Exousia]

Nice to meet you too. 

[bontrose]

yeah we tun a lot of stuff into physics talk