Voyager near Solar System's edge

[Twisteruk]

Well I disagree.

[iggiv]

i agree








































































to disagree 

[Twisteruk]

Thats Cool 

[iggiv]

yeah...winter is here...

[Twisteruk]

So is Summer

[iggiv]

i thought u are in UK, but u r in Australia? where everything is upside down? 

[Twisteruk]

everything is upsidedown back to front insideout, it doesn't stop. A bit like Infinity Lol

[esoito]

Not everything. there are always strict rules like probability or gravity. I don't believe that on any planet in universe  heavy things just fly in the air or roulette gives them every day 100 blacks in a row, then 120 reds. unless it is very biased of course.  

Beliefs. We all have them. I even believe the opposite to you. Here're some of the reasons why:

It was originally thought that, aerodynamically, the bumblebee should not be able to fly. But nobody told the bumblebee -- it flies perfectly well.

In fact, these days, there's a better understanding of the 'lift' caused by different types of airflow.

And, of course, on some planets there might well be life but not 'air'as we understand it.

The alternative might be denser and better able to support 'heavy things' (bearing in mind the word 'heavy' is a function of whatever gravity exists on that planet.)

So talking in black and white categorical statements and absolutes is often quite risky.

So whereas I believe you to be wrong I also believe that I am quite likely wrong, too! 

link:://:.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/05/090507194511.htm

[esoito]

And I disagree, too.