It's not just semantics. Nothing is an interesting and often misunderstood concept. One can easily imagine nothing as a vacuum lacking any trace of energy or matter, sitting just outside of what we refer to as the universe, aka 'everything' if you wish to semantically oppose the term. But that's not true, as an…

If the air is polluted with alcohol: WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!

Well said, Wookster! :-)

It's his time.

Take that, Tommy Westphall!

The universe doesn't have an edge. But there is a very nice restaurant at the end.

No, it's like a little washboard.

Let me know when they work out the bugs on the Kelly LeBrock model.

(insert obligatory 'size doesn't matter' joke)

Though they haven't found it yet, physicists have an eight sigma confidence that dark matter exists, making up 95% of the universe. Um... provided that our understanding of gravity doesn't need reworked. Which is a coin flip.

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LMAO @ Iis4island. Yeah, that's my greatest fear: The aliens are sterile and can only reproduce through human children!

Like the iconic X-files poster, I want to believe, but watching the series I keep spotting ginormous holes in the fabric of realism which lead me to wonder if the writers thought any of this through. The producers are asking me to believe too much, without question.

If it's only about the science, why do I detect maniacal supervillain laughter at 1:13?

I vote for Caribbean.

Hovering 7 feet for 27 seconds! Astounding!

Just wild speculation, but could it be that studios are tightening their budgets to weather the worsening economy?

I've proposed the name 'universe juice' but that hasn't gained much traction.

Scientific progress goes boink.

Right above Beastmaster 2... which was slightly better than Dungeons and Dragons... which was superbly craptacular but still better than Eragon...