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woolymonkey) wrote2014-03-18 10:40 am
woolymonkey) wrote2014-03-18 10:40 am
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Well that's the universe sorted then
Still not convinced the universe was created by the Flying Spaghetti Monster?
The standard source for journalists writing about the discovery of gravitational wave patterns in the early universe compares it to 'a pot of pasta water boiling over'. Laurence Krauss, being interviewed on Radio 4, described the spirals as 'pasta shaped patterns'.
Noodly appendages at work! It's the only possible explanation (apart from the even less likely hypothesis that some physicists have a cheeky sense of humour).
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The standard source for journalists writing about the discovery of gravitational wave patterns in the early universe compares it to 'a pot of pasta water boiling over'. Laurence Krauss, being interviewed on Radio 4, described the spirals as 'pasta shaped patterns'.
Noodly appendages at work! It's the only possible explanation (apart from the even less likely hypothesis that some physicists have a cheeky sense of humour).
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