Epic Debate.

[tehsnipah]

The world will not end in quite a millenium... Earth has already kept the species alive and letted us evolve for several millenium, and this will keep go on.If the planet smaller than ours as mercury or venus start a big bang, which will be more than another millenium, I am then guessing that Earth will blow up soon after those two planets.

*This is my personal hypothesis*

Sorry, what the feck?!!

Planets exploding? Let alone planets exploding into new universes...? Where the hell has this come from?

Yes I can certainly tell this is your hypothesis.

You certainly don't know bing bangs don't you..... And yes, this is MY hypothesis! So don't blame me that it lacks lots of shits...

[8th_account]

That may have just been the stupidest thing I've ever read on the internet. It was such crap I decided to report it as trolling.

[tehsnipah]

That may have just been the stupidest thing I've ever read on the internet. It was such crap I decided to report it as trolling.

What? It's a freakin theory, don't you know Big Bang Theory?!?!!?
http://www.big-bang-theory.com/

[ChaosKiiD]

If the planet smaller than ours as mercury or venus start a big bang

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[tehsnipah]

If the planet smaller than ours as mercury or venus start a big bang

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..... I don't know what you're trying to show me, but it's definitely not helping at all....

[8th_account]

That may have just been the stupidest thing I've ever read on the internet. It was such crap I decided to report it as trolling.

What? It's a freakin theory, don't you know Big Bang Theory?!?!!?
http://www.big-bang-theory.com/

What does your random bullshi.t "Small Planet Bang hypothesis" have to do with the Big Bang theory? Do you even know what it is?

[tehsnipah]

Yeah, when the planets or stars are really old, they start to get bigger and bigger, then they make a huge explosion. And I told you already, I am missing lots of parts in what I'm talking about!

[8th_account]

You're mixing up supernovas and the movie Armageddon with the birth of the universe.

[tehsnipah]

Defenitely supernova, I wasn't even thinking of the movie "Armageddon."

[KorrupT MerC]

Man help this guy out before he ends up as the old bum on the street that looks like Jesus trying to explain to everyone 'the end is near'.

In short:

Big Bang Theory - small speck, big explosion, the universe is here.

Planets exploding - planets dont explode.

[Smegma]

Planets exploding - planets dont explode.

What if you put explosives in them?

[STM1993]

What if you put explosives in them?

Maybe if you blow up the core...

Alternatively, let's just nuke ourselves and turn our planet into what looks like the Moon.

[Captain Ben]

THAT WOULD BE SO COOL

[iDante]

THAT WOULD BE SO COOL

I'd agree, besides the fact that we'd all be too dead to notice.

[Thinkto urself]

The world will not end for a thousand or so years... Earth has already kept the species alive and let us evolve for several millenium, and this will continue. If a planet smaller than ours, such as Mercury or Venus start a big bang, which will be more than another millenium, I am then guessing that Earth will blow up soon after those two planets.

*This is my personal hypothesis*

Proper punctuation doesn't get you through the filter.
And also, this "Big Bang" of yours sounds much more like a Black hole, which occurs when a planet or star goes through a certain process that expands the planet or star, and to a red dwarf, (in the case of a star which is a more likely scenario) which is the expanded star collapsing in on itself, causing it to become very dense and fall through the "Fabric," (As Einstien may have described it, I don't remember,) and create a black hole, not spit out a new universe. And that "Big Bang theory is how the universe was created, not destroyed. It doesn't work vice versa.

[Mangled*]

Yeah, when the planets or stars are really old, they start to get bigger and bigger, then they make a huge explosion. And I told you already, I am missing lots of parts in what I'm talking about!

You linked to a website that explains it and yet you don't even know what it is. Yes, I imagine if a planet exploded it would make a 'big' 'bang'... but planets don't explode.

The Big Bang was an imaginably gargantuan explosion which was the rapid expansion of the 'primeval atom'. The primeval atom is not really an atom but all of the mass in the universe super-compressed into something the size of an atom. But I recommend, if you are how old I think you are, to put this out of your mind for a few years and then read A Brief History of Time before continuing with your existence.

[Captain Ben]

mangled how old are you aren't you 14

[iDante]

Proper punctuation doesn't get you through the filter.
And also, this "Big Bang" of yours sounds much more like a Black hole, which occurs when a planet or star goes through a certain process that expands the planet or star, and to a red dwarf, (in the case of a star which is a more likely scenario) which is the expanded star collapsing in on itself, causing it to become very dense and fall through the "Fabric," (As Einstien may have described it, I don't remember,) and create a black hole, not spit out a new universe. And that "Big Bang theory is how the universe was created, not destroyed. It doesn't work vice versa.

1. Must always be a star.
2. To make a black hole must be a very massive star (usually 10-20x our sun's size)
3. The Earth and all planets in our solar system WILL be destroyed when our sun goes red giant.
4. Hopefully by then we will have technology to colonize other planets.
5. GO MANKIND!

[Captain Ben]

we've got billions of years before the sun eve starts doing that

[Shadow G-Unit]

THAT WOULD BE SO COOL

ROFL. I agree.