Voyager 1 spacecraft nears interstellar space

[vols_fan_68]

Originally Posted by volinbham

was it searching for Kling-ons?

ewww

[slh1089]

Originally Posted by BearCat204

When did it pass uranus?

It was a couple decades ago, but there is still some serious damage from the Great hemroid storm of '86.

[BearCat204]

lol

[burntorangeVOLffle]

Originally Posted by slh1089

Why must you try and start a debate/argument...?

Honestly, I thought about it later and regretted posting that. Sorry if I offended anyone.

[Rocky_Top_Vol13]

Originally Posted by GreveHaller

of course man launched it. If woman would have launched it the thing would have stopped to ask directions at least twice

[MG1968]

Originally Posted by PandamoniumReigns

Thats quite impressive. Doesn't Voyager (or V'ger) meet up with the Starship Enterprise in a few hundred years?

it comes across the Borg machineworld first

[NEOCON]

Originally Posted by burntorangeVOLffle

Honestly, I thought about it later and regretted posting that. Sorry if I offended anyone.

Didn't offend but mathematically the larger the universe is the lower the probability of evolution gets.

Just a simple statistic.

[rjd970]

Originally Posted by NEOCON

Didn't offend but mathematically the larger the universe is the lower the probability of evolution gets.

Just a simple statistic.

Wrong.

If you want to hear why you have no idea what you are talking about start a thread in the politics forum, I'm not derailing this really cool thread.

[NEOCON]

Originally Posted by rjd970

Wrong.

If you want to hear why you have no idea what you are talking about start a thread in the politics forum, I'm not derailing this really cool thread.

True and I am not derailing a cool star trek thread about dingleberries just replied to a poster.

[govols/cc]

I'm interested as to why the larger the universe the less likely evolution took place. I mean evolution is a known fact. It may be happening somewhere else in the universe as well.

[PandamoniumReigns]

Originally Posted by govols/cc

I'm interested as to why the larger the universe the less likely evolution took place. I mean evolution is a known fact. It may be happening somewhere else in the universe as well.

Whether you believe in evolution or not, its quite a leap to say its a known fact.

And what the *BLEEP* does Voyager 1 crossing into Interstellar space have to do with evolution?

[govols/cc]

Originally Posted by PandamoniumReigns

Whether you believe in evolution or not, its quite a leap to say its a known fact.

And what the *BLEEP* does Voyager 1 crossing into Interstellar space have to do with evolution?

Depends on how you define "evolution".

[MWR]

Originally Posted by PandamoniumReigns

Whether you believe in evolution or not, its quite a leap to say its a known fact.

And what the *BLEEP* does Voyager 1 crossing into Interstellar space have to do with evolution?

Nothing that I can see. But it becomes more apparent every day that you cannot post a thread - about almost any subject - anywhere on VolNation without the thread quickly becoming a debate about religion or politics. Same old posters with the same old posts. If you don't believe that, just look around.

There is a forum for that. Once it was called the political forum, now it seems to have overtaken the whole board.

Sad.

[burntorangeVOLffle]

Originally Posted by MWR

Nothing that I can see. But it becomes more apparent every day that you cannot post a thread - about almost any subject - anywhere on VolNation without the thread quickly becoming a debate about religion or politics. Same old posters with the same old posts. If you don't believe that, just look around.

There is a forum for that. Once it was called the political forum, now it seems to have overtaken the whole board.

Sad.

Game board seems safe.

Btw, I also find it interesting that voyager is still broadcasting. Impressive engineering. Anyone know how long it is/was supposed to last?

[NEOCON]

Ok, I know it was a joke about a movie about something like this but it would be funny if in a couple hundred years our version of The Enterprise actually runs into this thing and some dude on the ship is a Star Trek fan and they all have some Family Guy moment where the captain runs around real fast like the opening to Benny Hill and they all start chasing each other through the halls and vger sounds like the black guy.