http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20781625

Let me ask you all something. If I build a laser in my garage powerful enough to shoot this fucking military shit into useless space scrap would I be a terrorist? Why?

Will you be wearing a ceramic lead-lined headpiece while you construct and fire said laser?

No it is cohesive, no extraneous radiation to worry about.

So a tin foil hat will not be required.

Now the maser, gotta watch out for reflections from small seems with that.

Terrorism is an arbitrary word used to describe violent acts by undesirables and foreigners.

So yes.  From what you describe, you are not upper middle class so your act won't be blamed on access to weapons or mental illness.  You are squarely in the "terrorist" category.

In who's book?

The media and government.

Who else defines people as terrorists?

Wait, also Skynet.  Skynet would consider you a terrorist.

I'm doomed.

Been a long time comin'...

Wow, is 12-21-12 the day Tru finally "gets it"?

This truly just may be the end of the world afterall!

This+.50cal or a MK19?

DARPA Legged Squad Support System (LS3) Demonstrates New Capabilities
and for the AI?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/29/quantum-computers-ai-artificial-intelligence-studies_n_3664011.html
Have you seen this boy?

We also can't really explain how a lot of things work with physics as we currently understand it.  Good luck accurately mapping "all of the information since the big bang" when the working model is as flawed as what we've got.

Exactly, we know less than one tenth of one percent.

Less than that ...

It's strange to think about far away galaxies. Suppose we see a new star appear some million light years away. What we see as a new developing star is actually over 1,000,000 Years old. If you could instantly transport yourself you might find a dying dwarf star instead of the new star we perceive.

And what about even farther distances? Say a trillion light years away, there is no way we could ever see that place because there has not been enough time passed (that we know of) for light to ever travel that far.

I believe we can or will be able travel that far fairly easy, almost instantly some day.
Why, I don't know.

Ok this clears it up.

"Another perspective with equations offered in support:
The Universe is Cyclic with a cycle time of 16.5 billion years. The cycles repeat to give infinite age. The redshift is indicative of the Universe being in Gravitational equilibrium. The Gravitational Energy E=-mu/R + mcv, there is continuity between the centripetal acceleration g=v^2/R and the centrifugal acceleration cv/R cos(v). The redshift is the result of v^2/R=cv/R cos(v) thus v/c=cos(v)= sqrt(GM/Rc^2). Gravitational energy E=-mu/R + mcv is a quaternion energy consisting of a real energy -mu/R and the vector energy mcv. The real energy gives centripetal acceleraion and the vector energy gives the centrifugal (dark energy). Newton and Einstein did not include the vector energy in their gravity, though Einstein tried to add somethig to the same effect in his "Cosmological Constant. The Universe is finite in size R=158E24meters, Mass=2.133E53 kg and infinite in age, cycles of 16.5billion years. The shape of the universe is cuboctahedron.. "


LOL

Well this was interesting.

http://www.thescienceforum.com/astronomy-cosmology/31460-galaxy-trillion-light-years-away.html

http://stephanwetaas.net/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20781625

Let me ask you all something. If I build a laser in my garage powerful enough to shoot this fucking military shit into useless space scrap would I be a terrorist? Why?

Yup, but Western governments have labelled people as "terrorist" for far less, if that makes you feel better.