Well, actually, Science Day will occur on July 9, but we need to get revved up early, so here's a lot of what you need to know about "Planck Time" (not something measured by your Rolex ... errr ... Timex ... whatever).
Now, after reading all of the following articles, I am sure for most folks it would be better understood by a rabbit, but that's beside the point. Once you start thinking and talking about Planck Time, you will ascend to a higher state of erudition. People will not suspect that you are just puffing because they won't have a clue what you are talking about, so they won't be able to reach and challenge you at your heightened level.
Now, having mastered all that technobabble, you are in a position to better evaluate the "Big Bang Theory" (operative word: Theory) that all this stuff we call the universe began to emerge out of absolute nothingness in Planck Time.
Re: Science Day!
Posted by Larrynx on June 30, 2026, 10:59 am, in reply to "Science Day!"
That’s the easy part.
Where did the space that it all expanded into come from?
Ummmm ...
Posted by Mondo Fuego™ on June 30, 2026, 5:09 pm, in reply to "Re: Science Day!"
It was provided by Rooms-to-Go.
It was all a take-out order delivered by Doordash.
