Science!

[TR0N]

[xelement5x]

When I was a child, I was fascinated in dinosaurs and wanted to become a paleontologist.

Same here, though I think Jurassic Park had a lot to do with it as well.  I held that idea up until maybe early high school until I realized that there was no money in the field so I went with the next thing I enjoyed, computer science. 

And now I want to watch this movie again with young Kelly LeBrock.  Also, I wish there was a way to watch the USA TV show, that was a pretty fun show.

[glazball]

@PD - I agree that in 1000 years, we will certainly (hopefully!) know a lot more about where we as humans came from as well as the universe itself.  However, there's a good chance that even with a million years, we may never be able to discover all the answers.  That's why guys like Ken Ham bug me too.  He knows that if you assert yourself and -pretend- to know the answer, -some- number of people are going to agree with you, even with a complete lack of evidence.

However, I'm not sure I follow what you meant that you "believe in creation (old earth)."  Luckily though, beliefs have nothing to do with math and science.

More science!  Found this video linked in a Cracked article the other day.  Radio waves from the rings of Saturn picked up by the Cassini spacecraft.  How awesome is this!?

Here's the Cracked article in case my link doesn't work (I'm at work and YT is blocked)
http://www.cracked.com/article_22388_5-insane-things-hiding-just-outside-human-perception.html

[MotherGunner]

If anyone is interested in Physics, there are some great arXiv papers to read through.

http://www.technologyreview.com/view/537506/other-interesting-arxiv-papers-week-ending-may-16-2015/