As long as you know the sun is a star, the earth revolves round the sun, the earth is not flat, when a player in red goes flat they get a penalty, you’ll be fine.
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flook
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As long as you know the sun is a star, the earth revolves round the sun, the earth is not flat, when a player in red goes flat they get a penalty, you’ll be fine.
Wait! The Earth isn't flat?? There's the odd one on here who will take you to task for that blasphemous remark
citizen_maine
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Odd being the operative wordWait! The Earth isn't flat?? There's the odd one on here who will take you to task for that blasphemous remark
Well, of course it's not flat, it's not even a sphere.Wait! The Earth isn't flat?? There's the odd one on here who will take you to task for that blasphemous remark
IIRC one of the fun facts about the earth, is that if you proportionally shrank it down to the size of the billiard ball, it's surface would be far smoother than a normal billiard ball.
Bluesince1979
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I get all of that. Still struggle with howAs long as you know the sun is a star, the earth revolves round the sun, the earth is not flat, when a player in red goes flat they get a penalty, you’ll be fine.
United finished 3rd though
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Human brains are not intelligent enough to understand the universe fully and are too small to envisage its vastness.
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Are we still all looking for the God particle as I remember that being a key to unlocking the mysteries of the creation and workings of the universe - quantum mechanics is also a fascinating flip side to the study of the very big
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Speak for yourself.Human brains are not intelligent enough to understand the universe fully and are too small to envisage its vastness.
Vicious111
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Can anyone explain to me what was going on before it?
Scientists know that the universe is expanding as they track the colour of light through prisms that give a distance measure. Over time they prove to be moving further away. Track all of that back and you have a single point of mass.
What interests me though is that, prior to our current universe there was an older universe in its place (and probably many more before that). Our current universe takes the kinetic momentum from the old universe and thats why everything is spinning in orbits. Its old universe energy.
What was there before that though? No idea.