It's the black cancer! ruuuun!

One question. If they worked on it for months, how did they keep the trash? Some of the stuff they used had to have decomposed somewhat.

Chernobyl is a fascinating place, but a monument to our mistakes and a reminder of what could happen should something go horribly, horribly wrong.

On an off note, I once had a cat with 7 toes on his front feet. His name was Chernobyl.

And that folks, is why I don't skydive.

Awesome.

Dangit, I had trouble with "witch$@&#*"

First thing, Carl, Hydrogen is harvested through electrolysis, which IS zero emission.

Second thing, Ermott, it's a lot closer to a zero emission aircraft than whatever car/motorcycle/subdivision(suburban) that you have in your driveway.

This makes that salami sandwich I just had look a lot less appetizing.

I have no idea what I thought "Recyclable" meant, but I know now that I was very, very wrong.

This scares me. If I were to have my brain hacked, would I know I had my brain hacked? Even if I did, would I know which thoughts were purely mine and which ones were inserted there?

This reminds me of "Pay it Forward", I just wish it had the same message.

@The Other Parker: Actually, you'd just be shortening the distance between two spaces if I remember correctly, and not actually increasing your speed.

So? We've known for years to travel at the speed of light (and faster, thus pushing us forward in time without the effects of it) is theoretically possible. I'd like to see a scientific theory that somehow, without breaking the laws of physics, proves that you can theoretically go back in time.

And that folks, is why I want to help expand our horizons to the outer reaches of space.

I have Celiac's, which is more an intolerance than an allergy, and causes foods with gluten and casein (gluten is a chemical in wheat and other grains and casein is in most of the proteins of milk) to eat a hole in my gut.