I don't understand all those fancy English words.

:disappointed:

I don't understand all those fancy English words.

 

hm.

 

I can try to make it a little simpler if you like.

 

first off, how familiar with the theory are you exactly? Do you know what it says or should I explain that too?

Where did you learn English, school?

hm.

 

I can try to make it a little simpler if you like.

 

first off, how familiar with the theory are you exactly? Do you know what it says or should I explain that too?

 

You don't need to if you don't want.

I find it really interesting, though :wacky::nice:

Where did you learn English, school?

 

School, yes. We study English from 3rd grade and up.

 

I also learned lots of English on Coldplaying. :wacky:

I learned English............on Earth.

O rly?

WOOO HASHBROWNS.

 

Wow, my hands are dirty.

ya rly

:smartass:

My alarm is set for early.

 

 

 

I hate the sound of ticking clocks.

My alarm is set for early.

 

 

 

I hate the sound of ticking clocks.

I hate the low buzzing of alarms.

I can't sleep with a ticking clock in my room.

What does your avatar mean?

I love ticking clocks.

I can't sleep with a ticking clock in my room.

Me too,

plus I never sleep well when I know an alarm is going to go off.

 

Oh boy this is going to be a good nights sleep :awesome:

 

:blank:

You don't need to if you don't want.

I find it really interesting, though :wacky::nice:

 

Naw, s'okay. I guess I will do the general theory first. The Big Bang theory is a theory that our entire universe was contracted into basically nothing (a point... infinitesimally small) until it basically EXPLODED at an incredible rate, releasing unbelievable amounts of energy and sending stuff flying everywhere. It explains why our universe is expanding today, still. (Physicists assume that our universe is expanding mainly because of something called a redshift which basically says that light coming from objects is getting "redder" or basically lower frequency, which implies that they are getting further away... I can get into redshifts too but they aren't really relevant to this particular graph.) The theory itself is fairly simple. Basically, it just says "the universe was tiny. then it exploded really fast. and it got big. and it's still getting bigger, but not as fast. that's how the universe as we know it started! kablooey!"

 

With me so far? :nice:

Good luck yo

What does your avatar mean?

 

It's from apparatjik's cube site and it means world famous snowman. :awesome:

AWESOME

Staying on here isn't helping... I'm just guessing.

 

 

 

My last night in Paris, yo.

:sad:

 

Goodnight mah dears :heart:

Naw, s'okay. I guess I will do the general theory first. The Big Bang theory is a theory that our entire universe was contracted into basically nothing (a point... infinitesimally small) until it basically EXPLODED at an incredible rate, releasing unbelievable amounts of energy and sending stuff flying everywhere. It explains why our universe is expanding today, still. (Physicists assume that our universe is expanding mainly because of something called a redshift which basically says that light coming from objects is getting "redder" or basically lower frequency, which implies that they are getting further away... I can get into redshifts too but they aren't really relevant to this particular graph.) The theory itself is fairly simple. Basically, it just says "the universe was tiny. then it exploded really fast. and it got big. and it's still getting bigger, but not as fast. that's how the universe as we know it started! kablooey!"

 

With me so far? :nice:

 

Yes. :awesome:

Night Emma!