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		Because it is space itself that is expanding, and not a case of objects flying apart through space, the distance (in the sense of comoving distance) between far removed galaxies can increase faster than the speed of light without violating the laws of special relativity.
		For this to be true, space would have to be a perfect conductor of energy and there would have to be an infinite amount of energy a finite distance from Earth.
		Grand unification theories predicted point defects in space which would manifest themselves as magnetic monopoles, and the density of these monopoles was much higher than what could be accounted for.
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	Horrendous Space Kablooie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Horrendous Space Kablooie is an alternate term for the Big Bang, coined by Bill Watterson in his comic strip Calvin and Hobbes.
		In one strip, Calvin says to Hobbes, "I've been reading about the beginning of the universe.
		This term enjoyed a brief popularity in the scientific community and was widely used in informal communications (often abbreviated to "the HSK").
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		It states, among other things, that matter and information cannot travel through space faster than the speed of light, and it is empirically invalid for global space-time concepts (because it ignores gravity).
		Another prediction was that as these photons are subject to the expansion of space, their wavelengths would have been "stretched" or red-shifted.
		A critical further prediction was that the further away one looks, the hotter the universe should appear to be (as looking further away corresponds to looking backwards in time), and at some extremely distant point the radiation in the universe should be so thick as to become opaque.
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		That this period of the universe would be observable in the form of cosmicbackground radiation (CBR) was first predicted in the 1940s, and the discovery of such radiation in the 1960s swung mostscientific opinion against the Big Bang theory's chief rival, the steady state theory.
		Because it is space itself that is expanding, and not a case of objects flying apart through space, the distance (inthe sense of comoving distance) between far removed galaxies canincrease faster than the speed of light without violating the laws of special relativity.
		Grand unification theories predicted point defects in space which would manifestthemselves as magnetic monopoles, and the density of thesemonopoles was much higher than what could be accounted for.
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	Space VLBI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In Space VLBI, an Earth-orbiting radio telescope is connected to a network of ground-based telescopes.
		A key goal of Space VLBI is to use the long baselines between Earth and a spacecraft in orbit, and the precision of interferometry to allow us to create images as close as possible to the accretion disk around fl holes, with as much detail as possible.
		Figure 5 A horrendous space kablooie (lower left hand corner, white bright star) in the far far distant galaxy NGC4526.
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	Horrendous Space Kablooie - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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	HSK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Horrendous Space Kablooie, from the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes
		The HSK test or HSK (pinyin: Hanyu shuiping kaoshi, literally, "Chinese language proficiency test"), a standardized test of Standard Mandarin Chinese for international non-native language learners organized and administered in China
		This is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
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		The Horrendous Space Kablooie is an alternate term for the big bang, coined by Bill Watterson in his
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		He always performs with a white mask and a KFC bucket on his head.
		Horrendous Space Kablooie - A more evocative name for the Big Bang.
		Space burial - Around 150 people have had their remains interred in space.
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		HSK can refer to: The Horrendous Space Kablooie, from the comic strip Calvin and HobbesThe HSK test, test of Chinese for foreigners This is a [disambiguationdisambiguation] page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
		The Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (漢語水平考試, Chinese Level Test), commonly known as HSK, is the world's most well-known test of Chinese language proficiency for non-native speakers.
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	The Origin of the Universe
		It means that everything we now see or know about was once compacted into an unimaginably small blip that suddenly expanded in a huge explosion that created the very space and time it was expanding into.
		Findings from the Hubble Space telescope and the COBE (Cosmic Background Explorer) satellite that are confirming the Big Bang theory in unprecedented detail.
		Unless there were some differences in the initial temperature of space, there would have been no reason for matter to cluster and form stars.
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		As recently as 1992, the astrophysicist George Smoot – who confirmed the existence of "wrinkles" in the cosmic background radiation, fossil traces of the origin of galaxies and stars – said of the resulting images of the Big Bang that "it was like seeing the face of God".
		For example, one of the great ironies of the Big Bang theory is that it takes its name from a derisive put-down by Fred Hoyle, its most vehement opponent and staunch supporter of the rival Steady State theory.
		In 1927, the Belgian priest Georges Lemaître inferred from Albert Einstein's relativistic space-time equations that the universe was expanding.
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	Horrendous Space Kablooie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In one strip Calvin says to Hobbes been reading about the beginning of the universe.
		This term enjoyed a brief popularity in scientific community and was widely used in informal (often abbreviated to "the HSK").
		Like many others, I looked forward to the chance to see what new and interesting scrapes Larry Niven would get him into this tim...
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		From there, the earth was probably formed by a floating hunk of space rock that entered the sun's orbit, and from there the moon probably broke off of that, and the earth and the moon were created.
		If the big bang theory were true, and a tremendous explosion sent matter flying in all directions, it would be physically impossible for galaxies to exist.
		In space, where there is no friction, nothing to stop or even slow a propelled object, there is no way for things to stop and just start rotating around one another.
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		Another thing I hate about TM is that every time I recieve one of these little bundels of joy my phone makes a horrendous, high pitched sound.
		I have just come to the conclusion that this space is total waist of time.
		In fact, most spaces similar to this are as well.
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	Ephemeris
		How nice to have an opportunity to watch such a phenomenon from a safe distance.
		I don't have a red shift or distance estimate for NGC 3877, but I suspect that this horrendous space kablooie went off about the time the main characters of "Jurassic Park" were enjoying their first incarnation.
		NGC 3877 is an easy target for a star hop.
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	“The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation
		Personally I feel that I have stronger faith in God by beliving that God could have created the world in six days but prefered to challenge us by blowing things up (HSK)*, watching what happened and seeing what we made of it all.
		HSK, those familiar with Calvin and Hobbes may know, is short for Horrendous* Space Kablooie (aka the Big Bang)
		I do not purport to be an expert in anything mentioned above.
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		So I have a 30gb with 27.94gb of space actually availible for my use, I want to get a 60gb or a 80gb and wonder if anyone else has one of these capacities and how much actual space the drives yield when formatted and all?
		Minus space for the actual file tables and such.
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		Not tremendously-- a useful statistic to discover would be the number of bytes leaked per authentication.
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		The tale behind the creation of the Malkavians is one of daring adventure, astounding mystery, and unsettling brilliance.
		This starts...well...I could say it all started with this thing we like to call the Horrendous Space Kablooie, which all those boring scientists insist on calling the Big Bang.
		But we don't care about most of the stuff that happened up until Caine came along.
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	Horrendous Space Kablooie! - Bad Astronomy and Universe Today Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Astronomers have found the most powerful eruption in the universe using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
		Meanwhile it was nice the way the Hahvahd folks combined two bitmaps to produce a single file: huge_explosion.bmpbmp!
		So I guess, out there in space, it's something that goes BMP in the night?
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		Hoyle favored a "Steady State" history of the universe, and sarcastically referred to a competing theory the "Big Bang theory," and the name stuck.
		There have been several attempts to rename the "Big Bang." Even the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes got into the act, proposing the name the "Horrendous Space Kablooie!"
		The James Webb Space Telescope is an international collaboration by:
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