Yo, Sting...that woman with the baby was no ghost, bro. I'm just taking a gander here, and am gonna float out the possibility you had a sweet, midnight hour brush with a bedside psycho. That, or you were on some wild kind of substance, and I want some.
big bang theory
Via Wired
A team of scientists may have detected a twist in light from the early universe that could help explain how the universe began. Such a finding has been compared in significance to the detection of the Higgs boson at the LHC in 2012.
What they detected is known as primordial B-mode polarization and is important for at least two reasons. It would be the first detection of gravitational waves, which are predicted to exist under Einstein's theory of relativity but have never before been seen. But the thing that has scientists really excited is that it could provide the first direct evidence for a theorized event called inflation that caused the universe to exponentially grow just a fraction of a fraction of a second after it was born.
Via Laughing Squid
Lego artists Alatariel Elensar and Glen Bricker have developed an amazing LEGO set based on the hit TV series, "The Big Bang Theory." Glen and Alatariel need 10,000 votes in order for it to become an official LEGO set, so you can head to LEGO CUUSOO to add your support.
The set represents the living room of Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter, which is the core location of the series. It's filled with geeky details accurate to the show including Sheldon's board, the Green Lantern lantern, the Rubik's cube tissue box, the DNA model, and more!
