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Originally posted by D-res

Exactly, I was reading it thinking they're gonna say its BS in a min...but alas, I am still waiting.

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I'm quite sorry to tell you this, but I think it's more probable that black holes are cosmic vacuum cleaners rather than cosmic doors.

Also, yeah I agree the arsenic-based lifeforms should have been on the list. In fact on the #1 spot. I mean this found confirms that alien life is possible. Alien life! Man, this is as much of a let-down, as the fact that neither "Citizen Kane", "The Dark Knight" or "District 9" won their respective best picture Oscar they all deserve.

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Originally posted by pointPi I'm quite sorry to tell you this, but I think it's more probable that black holes are cosmic vacuum cleaners rather than cosmic doors. Also, yeah I agree the arsenic-based lifeforms should have been on the list. In fact on the #1 spot. I mean this found confirms that alien life is possible. Alien life! Man, this is as much of a let-down, as the fact that neither "Citizen Kane", "The Dark Knight" or "District 9" won their respective best picture Oscar they all deserve.

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Originally posted by Direct a NASA revelation that helped make this story National Geographic News's tenth most visited of 2010.

I think these were judged by page visitation.

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Originally posted by Boomer187 I think these were judged by page visitation.

Indeed they were. They were the most popular news on the Nat Geo site.

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Originally posted by Jake Benson Okay #10 definitely shocked me the most.

and it wasn't really a shock more of a "gee whiz"

either way, cool story

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Originally posted by woscar Indeed they were. They were the most popular news on the Nat Geo site.

Thosew idiots should know us retards can't be trusted to know what's actually interesting, important, and impactful.

See: dances with the stars, american idle, survivor, et al.