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Subatomic calculations indicate finite lifespan for universeBy Irene Klotz
BOSTON | Mon Feb 18, 2013 5:53pm EST
... "A little bubble of what you might think of as an ‘alternative' universe will appear somewhere and then it will expand out and destroy us," Lykken said, adding that the event will unfold at the speed of light ...
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| See? Don't pay th'frickin electric bill! | |
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| I personally never plan my day based on results of subatomic calculations | |
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| As long as the alternative universe bubble sucks you in before it sucks me in, I'm good | |
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| Meh. Beer is still the most important scientific break-thru in all history | |
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| This is exactly why everybody needs a survival bunker in the Ozarks | |
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| And after all our hard work evolving from the primordial slime. Fuggit. | |
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| Kewl! It's, like, a humongous cosmic roadtrip! | |
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| You just know they musta made a mistake in their arithmetic somewhere | |
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| We need to keep a suspicious eye on bubbles, wherever we find them | |
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