Magical Things on Earth or Sky

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(Note that the events in this next part are not actually happening, yet,
for they are predicted by the TOE.)

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The End of the Story;
There is no more.

[melanie]

Austin P Torney
age 18 months
pondering the
DEEP
mysteries of the universe

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And then, at age 50, to find the glorious understanding that was gave rise to the universe must itself be causeless—a chaotic undefined state, for there was never a time, going back forever, at which it could have gained a clear and defined definition. No more regress of causes that could never be; nor more Nothing of which not anything could become. However, I lied about my age.

Old Rascal, the General at the edge of forever, sat upon his porch of the temple of the Forbidden City on the forbidden Isle of Niihau, at midnight, looking up into the starry sky, and then thought,

what inky void of space shall we now have to cross…

[Mikal]

Nice pic Mel....

Austie if I were a cavewoman I would have no trouble dragging you if that is your chosen head gear.....smiles...

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I was born of the stars that shine on my headgear: atoms to atoms, stardust to stardust, nowhere to nothing, but life is the glory and the paradise.

Austin like hot and intelligent cavewoman

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[SteveA]

Life inside the earth:

http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=21110

And who said radioactivity was hazardous to life?

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Bacteria are really so great. They also gorge on plutonium.

Every time we hear their name we should stand up and applaud, for they made our atmosphere—and we also couldn't live 5 minutes without them.

[SteveA]

Bacteria are really so great. They also gorge on plutonium.

Every time we hear their name we should stand up and applaud, for they made our atmosphere—and we also couldn't live 5 minutes without them.

Now here's something to consider - what if radioactive isotopes look like a(n underground) Sun to them?