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haha yeah. I am really into math too haha Only thing is I havent learnt all that much and everytime I look at a question I dont know I just have to figure it out :hihi: I'm studying to be an astronomer but I always get to caught up in the subject and have to make it perfect then fall behind in class :( I hate how my marks judge everything because I'm really just too into it that I learn every detail and hand it in late. I'm working hard tho lol my Boyfriend Adam is making sure I get my stuff in on time and that I only show whats needed so hopefully in gr.9 I can get those marks up:) This is a good site for me though now I can get my mind loose outta books and school work and talk to people about it. I've been really into studying crop circles and how they relate to worm holes and such. Most common seen UFO's are seen to be coming out of a wormhole so they say. Who knows :)

The first stars which were probably formed only 200 million years after the big bang were made up of most entirely of hydrogen and helium -- virtually no other chemicals were present. They would have been extremely large and hot. Pretty much 100 to 1,000 times the mass of the sun, they only lasted a few million years. Ultraviolet light from these stars may have triggerd a movement in the evolution of the universe. The Reionization of its hydrogen, turning it from neutral gas back into the ionized (electronically charged) form seen today. Alternatively, radiation from quasars may have reionized the universe. :)

Is the Universe finite or infinite? What do you think? The universe could be infinite, or possibly finite Either way the universe would have no center or boundaries If it was finite an object traveling off in one direction would eventually re-appear. Only thing that is certian is that the Universe is expanding.

I was searching though random astronomy pages off google and this came up, I read one of the astronomy forums and couldn't reply so I signed up :)

I listen to everything except country and jazz haha :) I like Rock as in Nickleback mostly :hihi:

It's actually really simple. All it has to do with is the angles and alignment in the parallelogram, Most peices can fit together because of the angle they are while left over peices are just simply put into the place they fit. :) really hard to explain

I'm new to this site, mostly just looking around and having questions answerd because I'm only 13. I re-search alot about Astronomy and Crop circles though. I have been interested in it since I was almost 5, I want to be an Astronomer when I'm older. :)