Thursday, July 22, 2004

sorry, sci-fi fans

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    • Bummer, Jean-Luc.  No more traveling to parallel universes through black holes.  Have to find another kind of singularity, I suppose.

    posted by Mac at 12:19 PM

    1 Comments:

    Blogger Phelps said...

    Yeah, I heard it on NPR yesterday. Funny how when a scientist says he's wrong about something and takes a wild guess at a new explanation, they call it "adjusting his theory," but when politicians do it it's called "flip-flopping."
    Check out this Hawking Headline

    1:10 PM  

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