Something more brainy? How about the Universe?
Talking science on a Channel5 program Prof Jim al-Khalili tried to explain something about the end of the Universe. Or rather how it would end. Now it has to be said if that happened it would be billions of years from now. No wonder we have sleepless nights. Whilst this is interesting the question is should we pay so much money into educating about something we will never see or experience? Is there something palpably important about knowing how the Universe will end? Obviously in performing these studies there will be attached discoveries that are important and undoubtedly will aid in the development of our present attempts to travel to the outermost reaches of our own solar system or even such a mundane thing like trying to establish humans on the planet Mars. Whatever. The whole talk began to sound like guesswork with attached scientific explanations such as the composition of the galaxies and how they measured the speed of them. All I got out of it was that either the Universe wou...