Science - a symposium. (Feat. SMBP)

[Amake]

There should be a theoretical speed of time in a gravity-less vacuum. I say theoretical because there's nowhere in the universe completely without gravity. But it would be interesting to measure the age of the universe from a reference point where there's been the least possible time dilation since the universe began. I bet the universe would be like ten times older there than it is on Earth.

Yes, that last sentence is a chronologically sound statement.

And speaking of death rays, how about that galaxy where the central black hole is consuming large amounts of stars to shoot a plasma jet out several hundred thousand light years at a right angle to the galaxy? I don't remember the details, but man, it's a plasma gun powered by detonating suns.