The Top 10 Strangest Things in Space

How about mini-black holes? Especially ones that are created or even may have caused the Tunguska event. I think I read in Scientific American about scientists creating black holes at the various particle accelerators in the world. Interesting stuff.

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I think a more logical explanation would be a comet exploding above the ground. I also think the UFO theory is another one to consider carefully, the mini-black hole theory, well, that seems very very unlikely to happen (less likely than a UFO IMO).

What about the living entities video taped in NASA's tether incident?

Gamma ray burstars.

The acceleration of distant galaxies.

Creation of new elements and isotopes in supernovae.

Size of the universe.

The event horizon.

Life.


... would be my list.

[edit on 15-11-2007 by dionysius9]

Originally posted by dionysius9
Gamma ray burstars.

The acceleration of distant galaxies.

Creation of new elements and isotopes in supernovae.

Size of the universe.

The event horizon.

Life.


... would be my list.

[edit on 15-11-2007 by dionysius9]

Nice list, new ideas I haven't heard from other members.

Probably some would say the number 1 thing on the list should be life, and I wouldn't argue against that. The size of the universe is also very interesting. The acceleration of distant galaxies is also fascinating because of the role of dark matter and energy associated with this acceleration.