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rug

(82,333 posts) Mon Nov 3, 2014, 04:20 PM Nov 2014

You Know How This Experiment Ends, But You Should Watch It Anyway

http://io9.com/you-know-how-this-experiment-ends-but-you-should-watch-1653628513

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You Know How This Experiment Ends, But You Should Watch It Anyway (Original Post) rug Nov 2014 OP

A repost, but I will support it anyway. Brian Cox delivers a helluva tag line. longship Nov 2014 #1

longship

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1. A repost, but I will support it anyway. Brian Cox delivers a helluva tag line.

Reply to rug (Original post)

Mon Nov 3, 2014, 04:34 PM

Nov 2014

This on top of the fact that a simple experiment could be done in such an awesome way. During the Apollo missions we had to send people to the moon, where it was done there by Apollo 15.

Here:

How about that?

But Brian Cox really brings it home by relating some fairly mind blowing insights from Einstein.

Astounding video. I've watched it four times. Just can't get enough of how Cox brings it home.

R&K

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