Cosmos - Carl Sagan - 4th Dimension

Cosmos - Carl Sagan - 4th Dimension

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[misinglink15]

Many of you may already know this but it has to be mentioned again. Right now, this instant, what you can call the sequel to "Cosmos' is in production right now. Planned for a 2014 release, an update to the origional series is being worked on, and if you still don't know, the host of the show is Astrophysicist Neil Degrasse Tyson so please spread the word!

[nicospazable]

Dumb people always think intelligent people are crazy because dumb people are dumb and don't understand.

[MastersMasterson]

You should note he doesn't state this as fact, but as a distinct possibility.

[Tedd Cossitt]

That's why he said to imagine it was completely flat. Key word being imagine. If you cannot use your imagination, then you may need to reevaluate yourself.

[Tedd Cossitt]

I never cared for Tyson. A brilliant man he may be, but he comes off as being arrogant and self important. I have never met the man and I can only go on my feelings from seeing him on television.

[John Hicks]

No matter how thin things can get there is a measurable height. So true flatness is impossible because a true flatness would be non existent.

[exil3dlivecom]

Look at those weird anomalies, some are dark clouds or white miss in which pop in slowly and fade out quickly. If those are real then those are cross section of 4d entities. They must have ruled I would imagine just like we have our own 3d rules

[exil3dlivecom]

That's exactly my thought of course if you believe we all are spirits inside these bodies in the third dimension. Search on ty for ghosts, and look

[Jody Patterson]

if there are spirits then they would be in 4th dimension where they can see us and have fun and haunt us. haha so since we're in 3D we cant see them.

[exil3dlivecom]

I'm debating myself if the fourth dimension is farther were spirits go or is that just time

[bluerabidrabbit]

Clearly you haven't studied string theory, quantum physics and the multiverse theory.