The Electronic Sideshow

The Stone Tape Theory might be mentioned in the Quick Theory Guide. That's the one I find most interesting, but not to discredit any of the other ones. It's just my thought of imprinting on energy is kinda similar to it.

Oh that's a shame Veruc x_x I do think you'd be excellent at this sort of thing :D Even writing on an occasional basis when you have something to talk about would be awesome on its own I reckon o/ Those links are pretty awesome though :D I love the multiverse one especially, I've always loved that theory :D Suddenly! A random video about space because space is cool :D Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pAnRKD4raY Love this Youtube channel o/

Ah thank you Veruc o/ I love this dude though, he talks about all kinds of weird and wonderful things! And they really are! I mean space is fucking cool, I can't wait till we finally get the technology to travel at crazy speeds across space! I hope FTL (Faster Than Light) technology does exist in the future, hopefully the near future - I REALLY hope it happens in our lifetime XD But yeah, blacks hole are just so strange and enigmatic that they fascinate me so much :D I hope wormholes exist too o/ I love space way too much XD One of my favourite space related documentaries is the one based on Darwin IV from Wayne Barlowe's book Expedition where they talk about the science behind the planet and the creatures that inhabit the world: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS3mbKvSVDI It's all hypothetical stuff of course since it's based off a fictional book XD But it's really interesting!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Moncla In 1953, US Air Force Pilot Lieutenant Felix Moncla was stationed at Kinross Air Force Base in Michigan when a mysterious airborne object appeared on ground radar. Lt. Moncla scrambled his F-89 Scorpion interceptor to investigate the anomaly, but as he grew nearer, the ground radar reported seeing his aircraft suddenly merge with the object. Both objects immediately vanished from radar vision. Theories centered on a collision with an unreported Canadian aircraft, but aviation authorities north of the border clearly denied that any such aircraft was in the area at the time of “the merging”. Eerily, no confirmed debris or wreckage discoveries were ever made below the merging point, and the mysterious fate of Lt. Moncla and his radio operator remain to this day.