http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/-t1.htm Science for Experts and Rookies Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:05:10 GMT 10 http://i80.servimg.com/u/f80/13/50/30/98/talk11.jpg http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/-t1.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/strange-and-unusual-animals-of-land-sea-and-air-t660.htm HotParadox There are so many fascinating animals that many of us know so little about or haven't even heard of. I thought it might be interesting to have a thread dedicated to Strange and Unusual Animals of Land, Sea, and Air. Post your photos, stories, vids here. ***************************************** This little animal is called the Naked Mole Rat and is from North Africa (Heterocephalus glaber). Article excerpts from the last link posted below: "These three inch ... Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 10 Apr 2009 23:49:19 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/strange-and-unusual-animals-of-land-sea-and-air-t660.htm#17446 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/strange-and-unusual-animals-of-land-sea-and-air-t660.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/back-to-the-moon-t764.htm CarolinaHound Atlas 5 rocket launches NASA moon mission An Atlas 5 rocket thundered to life and streaked into space Thursday, hurling two NASA spacecraft toward the moon for a $583 million mission to scout out landing sites for future manned missions and to search for evidence of hidden ice near its frigid poles. One spacecraft will map the cratered surface from a perilously low 31-mile-high orbit while the other will blast out 350 tons of pulverized rock and soil for chemical analysis, digging ... Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:12:27 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/back-to-the-moon-t764.htm#21794 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/back-to-the-moon-t764.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/how-much-do-fish-weight-in-water-t656.htm CarolinaHound This question was brought up on a fishing forum And I just found it an interesting question.... There were a dozen different answers but no one was sure. "ok lets say my live-wells hold 30 gallons of water. and lets say that water weighs 8lbs a gallon (just for a round figure). that means with my live-wells full i have an extra 240 lbs in the boat. but lets say i add 20lbs of fish to the live-well, at first it would seem that i am now carrying 260 lbs. but does the weight of the fish ... Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 09 Apr 2009 06:05:25 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/how-much-do-fish-weight-in-water-t656.htm#17341 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/how-much-do-fish-weight-in-water-t656.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/guess-who-s-backback-again-t777.htm Spamma Scammer Hey Dudes and Dudettes, a big hello from me! Hope u all being well behaved! Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:05:10 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/guess-who-s-backback-again-t777.htm#22098 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/guess-who-s-backback-again-t777.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/bayes-theorem-t728.htm Theophilus
HELP!]]> Science 101 and Beyond Wed, 20 May 2009 06:11:22 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/bayes-theorem-t728.htm#20369 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/bayes-theorem-t728.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-senses-t194.htm Cartoon Head http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R_A4tUMOtI

Interesting stuff...]]> Science 101 and Beyond Wed, 04 Feb 2009 02:25:06 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-senses-t194.htm#4069 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-senses-t194.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/unexplained-lights-on-east-coast-t626.htm CarolinaHound Unexplained Lights Seen Over East Coast National Weather Service: No Meteorological Explanation For Phenomenon RICHMOND, Va., March 30, 2009 (AP) The National Weather Service said there is no evidence of any naturally occurring phenomenon to explain bright lights in the eastern sky that prompted hundreds of calls to the service and emergency officials. Callers from Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina described brilliant, streaking lights followed by an explosion-like sound ... Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:51:40 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/unexplained-lights-on-east-coast-t626.htm#16214 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/unexplained-lights-on-east-coast-t626.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/major-fault-lines-t479.htm Old Timer These are the major fault lines in the U.S. A major earthquake could happen there at any time. There are also many other fault lines such as the ones under New Yok city and the seven fault lines under the city of Las Vegas, Nevada itself. I wll try and post as many as I can FYI. The San Andres Fault Line The New Madrid Fault LIne with damage areas Compare the two areas of damage with similar size earth quakes. Fault lines in and by Oregon and Washington This ... Science 101 and Beyond Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:50:10 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/major-fault-lines-t479.htm#12383 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/major-fault-lines-t479.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-bermuda-triangle-t594.htm Old Timer The Bermuda triangle, does it really exist. There have been many theories about it and many books written about it. Over the course of history it is estimated that about 1200 ships and 200 airplanes have disapeared there and not one trace has ever been found of them. Where have they gone? The first mention of disappearances is in the area was made in 1950 by E.V.W. Jones as a sidebar on the Associated Press wire service regarding recent ship losses. Jones' article notes the "mysterious ... Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 26 Mar 2009 15:50:29 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-bermuda-triangle-t594.htm#15486 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-bermuda-triangle-t594.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-t592.htm Old Timer Dust Plays Role in Atlantic Warming March 27, 2009 -- A decrease in airborne dust and 1. volcanic emissions has contributed to warming the North Atlantic Ocean in the past three decades, a study showed. About 70 percent of the Atlantic's warming since 1980, at an average per-decade rate of a half-degree Fahrenheit (a quarter-degree Celsius), was due to less dust blown from African dust storms or to volcanic eruptions, scientists wrote in the journal Science. "Volcanoes and dust storms ... Science 101 and Beyond Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:13:58 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-t592.htm#15417 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-t592.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/tetonic-plates-t584.htm Old Timer Tetonic Plates Where the different plates meet, they typically interact in one of four ways: If the two plates are moving away from each other, an ocean ridge or continental ridge forms, depending on whether the plates meet under the ocean or on land. As the two plates separate, the mantle rock from the asthenosphere layer below flows up into the void between the plates. Because the pressure is not as great at this level, the mantle rock will melt, forming magma. As the magma flows ... Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:03:05 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/tetonic-plates-t584.htm#15301 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/tetonic-plates-t584.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/et-s-t290.htm Old Timer Does anyone believe that beings from another world are here and walk among us. Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:44:41 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/et-s-t290.htm#6892 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/et-s-t290.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/infite-universe-t93.htm Cartoon Head
I think it just goes on and on.

I appreciate that there are other theories, but having heard most of them, this is the one that would most resonate with me.]]> Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 23 Jan 2009 22:02:27 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/infite-universe-t93.htm#1817 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/infite-universe-t93.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/multiple-inteligences-t396.htm Cartoon Head http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_multiple_intelligences This is worth reading up on. The general idea is that while all other concepts move with the times, the IQ test essentially has not, and that there is suggestion of it being a redundant method of measuring intelligence, within an individual. A more modern idea is that of 'multiple intelligence'.... The theory of multiple intelligences was proposed by Howard Gardner in 1983, to more accurately define the concept ... Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 27 Feb 2009 22:32:19 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/multiple-inteligences-t396.htm#10027 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/multiple-inteligences-t396.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/amazing-footage-t366.htm Cartoon Head http://www.flixxy.com/ant-city-development.htm]]> Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:57:36 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/amazing-footage-t366.htm#9035 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/amazing-footage-t366.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/looking-for-et-t350.htm Old Timer Kepler Telescope to Scout for Alien Worlds 1. Irene Klotz, Discovery News Feb. 23, 2009 -- Astronomers scanning for signs of 2. intelligent life beyond Earth will soon have a new tool at their disposal -- NASA's Kepler telescope. Though intended to find Earth-like worlds orbiting other stars, the telescope's data will be analyzed to determine if any of its targets cast unnaturally shaped shadows into Kepler's eye. Scientists plan to fix Kepler's gaze at a section of the Milky Way ... Science 101 and Beyond Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:02:30 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/looking-for-et-t350.htm#8474 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/looking-for-et-t350.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-if-they-found-et-t353.htm Keute
Not necessarily civilized life, but life. How would that effect people of the theist persuasion? Christianity would be a start, via it's popularity;

]]> Science 101 and Beyond Mon, 23 Feb 2009 19:21:01 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-if-they-found-et-t353.htm#8530 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-if-they-found-et-t353.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-anyone-into-photography-t186.htm Cartoon Head http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-gb&vid=98ed2ca7-411d-4694-acdc-06fbf7efc151&playlist=search:q:ufo:mk:en-gb:sf:ActiveStartDate:vs:1&tab=s1190634400496&from=video_module Objectively. First reaction to these. Science 101 and Beyond Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:22:58 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-anyone-into-photography-t186.htm#3928 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-anyone-into-photography-t186.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-swindle-t321.htm Peregrine(Endangered) ]]> Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 20 Feb 2009 12:15:12 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-swindle-t321.htm#7676 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/global-warming-swindle-t321.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/our-warming-planet-t312.htm Old Timer Earth's Cracks May Contribute to Global Warming Michael Reilly, Discovery News Feb. 19, 2009 -- Whether devastating faults, dank caves or mud cracks on a drying desert plain, 1. Earth's surface is riddled with fractures. Now a new study had found that the cracks exhale large quantities of gas, perhaps enough to affect global warming. Noam Weisbrod of Ben Gurion University of the Negev and a team of researchers monitored a crack about 2 meters long (6.5 feet) and 1 meter (3.3 feet) ... Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 19 Feb 2009 23:09:08 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/our-warming-planet-t312.htm#7513 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/our-warming-planet-t312.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/new-species-t84.htm Old Timer Does anybody have any idea where a new species that has never been seen before comes from. It seems to be that some species must die off and new ones come into play as this happens all of the time. But where do they come from? Any ideas? Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 22 Jan 2009 23:41:32 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/new-species-t84.htm#1623 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/new-species-t84.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/teleportation-t246.htm box86rowh http://www.photonicsonline.com/article.mvc/Long-Distance-Teleportation-Between-Two-Atoms-0001?VNETCOOKIE=NO Long-Distance Teleportation Between Two Atoms Achieved February 9, 2009 Long-Distance Teleportation Between Two Atoms Achieved College Park, MD -- For the first time, scientists have successfully teleported information between two separate atoms in unconnected enclosures a meter apart - a significant milestone in the global quest for practical quantum information ... Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:59:37 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/teleportation-t246.htm#5211 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/teleportation-t246.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/light-in-perspective-t273.htm catch-22 Not wanting to confuse the speed limit thread, I have two questions about light. (both have two parts) We all know that light has a beginning but does not have an end. (another argument that the universe is infinite) My first question is.....If I was in direct line of a beam of light, 5 light years away from the source, Would I not see the light for 5 years? And if the light was turned off after 10 years would I still see the light for another 5 years ? Second, if I someone was ... Science 101 and Beyond Sat, 14 Feb 2009 14:45:48 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/light-in-perspective-t273.htm#6122 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/light-in-perspective-t273.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-universal-speed-limit-t266.htm Kazza
Feel free to ask questions, make comments, call me names etc...

Here we go.



First things first.]]> Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 13 Feb 2009 06:40:39 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-universal-speed-limit-t266.htm#5869 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-universal-speed-limit-t266.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/nature-s-clean-up-squad-t270.htm Cartoon Head I give you....the Hagfish. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=letqkpG3b5Q http://www.ntnu.no/gemini/2003-06e/26-27.htm Check this one! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb2EOP3ohnE Slime (and Behavior) Hagfish are long and vermiform, and can exude copious quantities of a slime or mucus (from which the typical species Myxine glutinosa was named) of unusual composition. When captured and held e.g. by the tail, they secrete the microfibrous slime, ... Science 101 and Beyond Sat, 14 Feb 2009 00:41:02 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/nature-s-clean-up-squad-t270.htm#6066 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/nature-s-clean-up-squad-t270.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/time-traveling-t123.htm Old Timer Hey there Kazza, Have you ever given any thought to the theory of time travel. Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 27 Jan 2009 01:16:17 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/time-traveling-t123.htm#2781 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/time-traveling-t123.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-t-rex-of-snakes-t220.htm Cartoon Head http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20090206/video/vwl-tyrannosaurus-rex-of-snakes-found-d7f4ae7.html


]]> Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 06 Feb 2009 18:05:41 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-t-rex-of-snakes-t220.htm#4493 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-t-rex-of-snakes-t220.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/number-of-alien-worlds-quantified-t206.htm Cartoon Head Number of alien worlds quantified We are likely to be listening for a long time, even if there are many worlds Intelligent civilisations are out there and there could be thousands of them, according to an Edinburgh scientist. The discovery of more than 330 planets outside our solar system in recent years has helped refine the number of life forms that are likely to exist. The current research estimates that there are at least 361 intelligent civilisations in our Galaxy ... Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:48:18 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/number-of-alien-worlds-quantified-t206.htm#4274 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/number-of-alien-worlds-quantified-t206.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/atom-smasher-t160.htm CarolinaHound OK, I was watching Fox and Friends, (God forgive me for I have sinned. ) They were talking about the Hadron Collider (Big atom smasher), the guest was Michio Kaku. Anyway they were saying that while the idea there would be a giant black hole that would swallow us was highly unlikely, they had done some recalculations and that there would likely be tiny black holes created, but Michio Kaku said the black holes would only have the equivalent power of a fruit fly and they would pass through ... Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:12:25 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/atom-smasher-t160.htm#3541 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/atom-smasher-t160.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/can-a-neutron-star-become-a-black-hole-t70.htm Theophilus
OH, BTW

Welcome KAZZA!

Glad you are here.]]> Science 101 and Beyond Wed, 21 Jan 2009 05:55:19 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/can-a-neutron-star-become-a-black-hole-t70.htm#1261 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/can-a-neutron-star-become-a-black-hole-t70.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-origin-of-species-t111.htm CarolinaHound I found this while looking for a book Steve recomended. I've started to read through it. Just thought some others might be interested in it. Surprised me to find it online. The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or The Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life First Edition by Charles Darwin http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/origin.html Science 101 and Beyond Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:04:16 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-origin-of-species-t111.htm#2628 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-origin-of-species-t111.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/sun-spots-t82.htm Theophilus I don't know much about sunspots. I hear all kind of things relating to them. I hear the lack of sun spots could lead to a CME. I hear all kind of things related to sunspots, and how the lack of them could spell trouble for planet earth. What I don't see is data to back up this claim. I mean how much data do we really have about the sun? Even 100 or 200 years of data. What does that prove about a star that has been there for million upon millions of years? People are starting to get fearful of ... Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 22 Jan 2009 22:29:54 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/sun-spots-t82.htm#1608 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/sun-spots-t82.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-you-want-kazza-the-kmod-t90.htm HotParadox Kazza has graciously accepted L's invitation to be a Science 101 and Beyond Mod and we thank him for that. Once he gets settled, maybe K will play with the set-up of the science forum; you know organize it in a way that makes sense to him ...........and will make it easier for the user to follow. If you have anything special you'd like to see in Science 101 and Beyond, suggest away! Hot Science 101 and Beyond Fri, 23 Jan 2009 05:48:29 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-you-want-kazza-the-kmod-t90.htm#1708 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/what-you-want-kazza-the-kmod-t90.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/here-is-a-heavy-question-t74.htm Theophilus What is the nature of gravity? Is the mass of an object the only thing that comes into play with gravity? Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 22 Jan 2009 01:27:59 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/here-is-a-heavy-question-t74.htm#1370 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/here-is-a-heavy-question-t74.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/naked-singularities-exist-or-do-they-t83.htm Theophilus
Here is the website.

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=naked-singularities]]> Science 101 and Beyond Thu, 22 Jan 2009 23:29:02 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/naked-singularities-exist-or-do-they-t83.htm#1619 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/naked-singularities-exist-or-do-they-t83.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-vanishing-t68.htm Cartoon Head One of the so called great unsolved mysteries is what led to the extinction of an entire species, such as the Dinosaurs. It would surely have to take something quite incredible to wipe out not just one or two, but an entire speices, of all shapes, sizes, etc. Of course, as with every unknown, there has been scientific explaination. These differ and tend to amount to conjecture. There is a suggestion of some climatic shift. There is an idea that they literally over ate, ... Science 101 and Beyond Wed, 21 Jan 2009 00:01:11 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-vanishing-t68.htm#1158 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/the-vanishing-t68.htm http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-is-in-the-house-t62.htm HotParadox Good news everybody! Yes, the Kman is here! Our very own Scientist Extraordinaire has joined Scampolitics. To have a member of Kazza's caliber is, for me, both an honor and a pleasure as, I'm sure, most who know Kazza will agree. With that said, here's a cool hangout for Guru Kman and all those who love Science (and who doesn't?!) and know a lot about it, and for those who love science and want to know more about it. In other words, this is the place for Experts and ... Science 101 and Beyond Tue, 20 Jan 2009 16:49:54 GMT http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-is-in-the-house-t62.htm#1107 http://talkusdown.forumotion.com/science-101-and-beyond-f8/kazza-is-in-the-house-t62.htm