I essentially agree with the other answers. You may have proven that you have faith, but that's about all...

Which is why I consider myself an Agnostic. The simple conclusion that the mainstream (and any other ones) religions can't all be right, and it may be that none of them are right...

"There is no GOD !!! "

But, unless there's something I'm not understanding, the Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Physics (which I happen to 'believe' in versus the other interpretations, BTW), still requires all such universes (multiverse?) to use the same set of physical laws as those operating in this one.

'Apollo 5' was an unmanned test of the Lunar Module in Earth orbit:

Larry Niven once said they don't use the term 'black hole' in Russia, because it...already has an understood meaning.

Whatever they call it, I also wonder how they'll reconcile what we know about Mars today with the Burroughs' vision? I mean, most other fantasy of this sort, doesn't involve real places...

John who? Uh, is he related to Jimmy?* To Lynda?

IIRC (it's been several decades since I read it) Robert Silverberg's 'Across A Billion Years' involves a race of beings whose culture involved gradual replacement of functional organic limbs and organs with cybernetic ones...

Some people already have shaky knees. Some of them would like to, ah, relocate that function, too...

I was once told that there are only two things that smell like fish.

But as Lois Griffin learned, we could be looking at this all wrong...

Same here. I think Anne Francis as 'Honey West' first taught me to love hot action women (I was 11-12 when that was on), then I moved up to Emma Peel...

Hmm. The $#!% My Dad Says...and the rate at which he says it?

...As well as acknowledging that something *had* changed with the Klingon appearance.

I don't even have to go as deep as that. Just on simple aesthetic grounds, I'd have to shout;

"...don't worry, there's no actual bestiality."

Truth is creepier than fiction...

I'm thinking not. That waste heat energy has to go...somewhere.

Niven's essay 'Bigger Than Worlds' is worth checking out, nevertheless...