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Sadly, this is canceled. Really enjoyed this series and felt it was one of the best things to come out of Syfy in a long while. Even still, the season felt complete and I'm okay with it ending the way it did.

How about a thread that discusses all economic systems? I would be curious of the pros/cons of a pure capitalistic system.

THEY EXIST!?

God damn it.

Yeah, so I was bored and decided to mess with this freebie that I downloaded on the PS3 years ago. Wow, really impressed with this game. Sure, I see that there is a PS4 version due out soon but I'm not too demanding in my old age, so the PS3 version still looks pretty good to me. Anyway, what...

Theory from Reddit: last scene was a dream Laura in 1989 is the dreamer Cooper asks what year is it Laura's mother calls out to her from the waking world Laura recognizes her mother's voice and realize she's dreaming she screams and wakes up back in 1989 the morning they would have found her...

Yeah, anyone make any sense of this? My understanding is that this was a one-and-done season in order to 'wrap things up'.

Or, maybe he had to go back...

Interdasting. Distant galaxy sends out 15 high-energy radio bursts

What's with the sudden proliferation of F-bombs on broadcast television?

I think the general thought is that if a civilization achieves interstellar travel then it's game on. They would be able to colonize the entire galaxy within a couple million years traveling at sub-light speeds. And there has been ample enough time for this to have occurred.

That's what I personally believe. Life is everywhere, we just don't have advanced enough tech to detect them yet. Alternatively, if we are alone then we're living in a simulation and reality isn't what we observe.

That's the point - we, as humans, would never seen this happen. Not saying trees specifically, of course, but any low energy species would be moving on time scales far longer than we would have the perception to observe.

Not sure what you mean by 'outperform'. They would be on their own evolutionary path. Trees aren't trying to outperform us, for example.

I don't know, what if you have a very low-energy species? Their perception of time could be sufficiently slow that traversing the stars would seem, perhaps, like hours or days whereas for us it's millennia. Obviously this form of life would be impossible for us to communicate with. But I...

Any good videos out there that show this effect?

What's interesting is that even the outer most planets must still get plenty of sunlight. I think I read somewhere that even on Pluto one could still easily read a book.

86% here and clouds rolled in. So it just looked like it was going to storm. Fucking thing sucks.

Exactly. The cold open made me think, "this might be a stinker episode". NOPE. Brilliant.

I really enjoyed season 1, but I kind of feel the show would've worked best as an anthology series.

What game is that from?

Yeah, fucking amazing fun. If you like Ash vs Evil Dead then you'll love love this. What is going on with Syfy and all these great shows? Strange things are afoot at the CircleK.

Man, what in the fuck did I just watch?

So possibly massive rotating disc objects?

Haven't watched it, but absolutely loved the movie.

I sure do! I honestly don't remember any specific wrestlers out of the bunch, but I do remember it.

Right, even like nebulae for instance. You watch Star Trek and they depict them like these opaque clouds. If you were actually inside a nebula it would still appear like empty space. They are very diffuse.

Yeah, but it doesn't look like that to the naked eye (or through a telescope). You have to take long exposures for it to appear anything close to your picture.

I took an astronomy class at college and the professor had his own observatory at his house. Had us all come out and take a look. I think he said it cost him about 20 grand or so. We looked at Andromeda and all you could see is a fuzzy mass. Might as well just look at pictures from Hubble...

They're all fat, greasy hogs here.

Saw it last night. Enjoyable, but a depressing end for the characters.

When they first revealed the adult witness, did anyone else think it was Kirk Acevedo? Those two actors look awfully similar:

I did not like the protagonist at all.