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Ultimate Crossover: Superman & The Doctor vs. Brainiac & The Daleks on Krypton!

While browsing the archival halls of Ancient Forever we found another special kind of love from artist Dean Trippe.

Spacetime’s Finest No. 3

YET ANOTHER weird old comic found in the back/forward issue bins down at the MCS (Multiversal Comic Shop). The first issue of Spacetime’s Finest was a super rad find, and the second one was astonishingly cool, but I can’t believe I found the third CONSECUTIVE issue of a book no one’s heard of! I have an actual degree in comics and it’s got me stumped. As I’ve said before, I love these kinda team-ups, and the Doctor and Superman are the best (besides Batman), so I figured I’d post this one here for you guys, too!

Obviously, I’ll let you know if I find #4! (Print available here!)

via ancient forever, dean trippe

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Large Hadron Collider Collides at 7 TeV, Internet Science Geeks Overjoyed

“It’s a great day to be a particle physicist,” said CERN Director General Rolf Heuer. “A lot of people have waited a long time for this moment, but their patience and dedication is starting to pay dividends.”

“With these record-shattering collision energies, the LHC experiments are propelled into a vast region to explore, and the hunt begins for dark matter, new forces, new dimensions and the Higgs boson,” said ATLAS collaboration spokesperson, Fabiola Gianotti. “The fact that the experiments have published papers already on the basis of last year’s data bodes very well for this first physics run.”

As the Large Hadron Collider continues to interest us, we’d be remiss for not reporting on it’s epic state of finally working yesterday.

But we fear poor bread-bombing Jacques must forever live in failure.

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Science!: Table-Top Black Holes, NSA Building a World Computer, and The Future Sabotage of the LHC

Science, you engine of discovery. What have you been doing the last few weeks?

Table-Top Black Holes

Desktop Black HolesThe desktop black hole, described in a paper submitted to arXiv on Monday, is made from 60 concentrically arranged layers of circuit board. Each layer is coated in copper and printed with patterns that alternately vibrate or don’t vibrate in response to electromagnetic waves.

Together, the patterns completely absorbed microwave radiation coming from any direction, and converted their energy to heat.

If black hole powered cars are in reach, we think the lack of a certain flying car can be overlooked. Don’t take this the wrong way. You’re not off the hook for our personalized jet dirigible yet.

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Super Fear of Hadron Super Collider, Silly, Won’t Die

“Obviously, the world will not end when the LHC switches on,” said project leader Lyn Evans.

David Francis, a physicist on the collider’s huge ATLAS particle detector, smiled when asked whether he worried about black holes and hypothetical killer particles known as strangelets.

“If I thought that this was going to happen, I would be well away from here,” he said.

People are so eager to believe the CERN will unmake all we know while we’ve be doing this steadily to the environment(our current and only home: Spaceship Earth) for the last 100 years. And some folk still refuse to acknowledge this fact.

Fear of the unknown, anyone?

Over eagerness to blame “mad” scientists for your woes?

Dangerous bouts with infectious stupidity?

(via medicmike, aol news)

SuperFinds possibly

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A Time Before the Big Bang?

Scientist now believe our universe may have bubbled off from a parent one.

Their model suggests that new universes could be created spontaneously from apparently empty space. From inside the parent universe, the event would be surprisingly unspectacular.

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The inspiration for their theory isn’t just an explanation for the Big Bang our Universe experienced 13.7 billion years ago, but lies in an attempt to explain one of the largest mysteries in physics – why time seems to move in one direction.

The laws that govern physics on a microscopic scale are completely reversible, and yet, as Professor Carroll commented, “no one gets confused about which is yesterday and which is tomorrow”.

Other Universal news:

(via warren ellis, bbc news )

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