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I was also really excited to

Submitted by Hilary McGowan on Fri, 05/15/2009 - 3:28pm.
I was also really excited to talk about the Universe as a whole. It literally gives me chills down my spine when I try and comprehend everything together. I love the idea of thinking about the Universe existing as something so huge and there, but it is not tangible. I can't see it. I can't feel it. Most of science is based upon things that are explained only by phenomenons that can be proved over and over again or by fantasitcal math equations. Can these intangible things be like religion in a way?

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