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Crests of Daylight/Glacial Fox/Crests, Foaming at the Mouth

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Who's in your avi, Tammi?

I should know, I know. :disappointed:

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my_brightest_diamond_2.jpg Shara Worden..............

 

24whevo.jpg .................or Kria Brekkan?

 

Which one to use?

 

I change my avatar a lot.

Okay.

 

Done. :P

 

How long do you think until I change my avatar again? :lol:

Yes. :awesome:

 

Okey!

 

So the people who came up with TBBT (I am going to call it that cuz I am lazy and don't want to type out all the words) thought. "Well. The whole universe exploded. We bet it was unbelievably hot afterwards. LET'S GO DO SOME MATHS!" So they did some mathz and came up with a graph of what cosmic microwave radiation would look like. They chose cosmic microwave radiation because microwaves have the longest wavelength and therefore are the oldest remaining light in the universe... again details are not that important, just all the microwave radiation we find in the background of our observations of space is from OLD STUFF. OLD OLD OLD.

 

Okay, so, stuff gets hot because of energy, right. Energetic particles let off light coz light is a type of energy, basically. So, by examining this old light we get an idea of how much energy was running around a long time ago, from when the old light was given off. Since cosmic microwave radiation is basically the oldest light in the universe, it gives us the best picture of how much energy there was early on in the universe, which shows how hot it was, which is why these people made a model of how much of this radiation there would be, coz they wanted a way to show how hot the universe would be in a way that we could actually measure TODAY (the microwave light that was given off early on is still around, so we can measure it).

 

Not sure how clear that was... so... still with me?

Wow, I understand this now. This far.

That girl's music is... Not like anything I've heard before.

 

:uhoh:

Nevermind, yeah I like her work in Mum best.

SHE'S MARRIED TO AVEY TARE (Person from Animal Collective)? :freak:

I wish my name was Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir.

You can tell I'm really bored. :lol:

Wow, I understand this now. This far.

 

Right, awesome.

 

So NASA launched something called COBE, which measured the actual cosmic microwave radiation. And every single bit of data it collected agreed basically 100% with what was theorized.

 

simply put it's the most impressive example of actual evidence agreeing with an idea, in, like, ever. it's extremely impressive.

 

That's basically it. The ideas aren't hard just usually when they're being talked about the big words make them totally incomprehensible. :P

Do you talk in really big words all the time when you speak?

 

A lot of the time I get told I do.

What do you think, is it ridiculous to call someone and ask if you can sleep over at their house?

 

Because I was going to go over to her house yesterday but I had a doctor's appointment and my mom told me I could sleep over there tomorrow if I want, but she hasn't been on the computer at all to hear about that.

 

I'm tempted to call her and ask but I hate phones and that's kind of a silly thing to do.

 

:thinking:

Right, awesome.

 

So NASA launched something called COBE, which measured the actual cosmic microwave radiation. And every single bit of data it collected agreed basically 100% with what was theorized.

 

simply put it's the most impressive example of actual evidence agreeing with an idea, in, like, ever. it's extremely impressive.

 

That's basically it. The ideas aren't hard just usually when they're being talked about the big words make them totally incomprehensible. :P

Wow, thanks for explaining this! :surprised:

Is she a really close friend of yours? If so, it's not silly at all.

Yeah, but since I moved I don't see her very often.

 

So should I call?

 

But I'm afraid, phones frighten me.

Do you talk in really big words all the time when you speak?

 

A lot of the time I get told I do.

 

I sometimes do, in Swedish. I can't help it :thinking:

Yeah, but since I moved I don't see her very often.

 

So should I call?

 

But I'm afraid, phones frighten me.

 

I think you should call.

 

:wacko:

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