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New Series on Science Channel Starts Tonight

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7:15 pm
December 1, 2009


alicat

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For those who want an alternative to Ghost Lab, there is a brand new series on the Science Channel which airs two episodes back-to-back and starts tonight from 10 – 11 pm EST.  It is hosted by Dr. Michio Kaku and called "Sci Fi Science".

The first episode is entitled "How to Explore the Universe".  Dr. Kaku "reveals how we could one day buld a warp drive which would allow us to explore the universe."

The second episode is entitled "How to Travel to a Parallel Universe".  Dr. Kaku "reveals how future civilizations can build a machine to reach a parallel universe."

10:48 am
December 2, 2009


blinddog

Special Agent Zombie Elimination Agency

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So, I am to assume that Dr. Kaku has watched Star Trek and also has confirmed the existence of parallel universes.
Wow, this guy has more assumptions than the Klinge brothers.

BAM!

Double tap to the head. Don't become Undead.

1:31 pm
December 2, 2009


Bobarino

Valencia, CA

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I've watched a number of Dr. Kaku's shows.  While interesting, they are really slow, and he seems *really* into himself.   

What I mean is, he talks about string theory for about 30 seconds, then it jumps to a scene of him ice skating for 90 seconds.  Then he talk about effects of a black hole for a minute, then him dancing with his wife for a minute.  Oh well, it IS his show he can do what he wants!   Laughing

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