I just realised after reading the other thread completely (The meaning of Life), this and that are actually bordering on the same topic. Happy to merge if so desired. Easiest way is to just report the thread in case I forget to check back here. Which is highly likely given it's a race weekend and l...

@runningman: Im a non religious person, so I find it hard to believe something can be created out of nothing. Although, as Alienturnedhuman said, there are many theories to how humans evolved, the basic fact everyone agrees is that we are carbon based life form. And Carbon is one of the elements th...

Robbo-92 wrote:I doubt that Renault would just stop supplying lotus.

Hope you are right Robbo.

Does every sport have a grubby side?
Drug cheats in athletics and cycling, betting cheats in cricket and footy,

Politics, big business pressures in F1, probably.

We don't know what caused life to occur on Earth. God is one of the theories. I cannot disprove the fact that God exists, anymore than a believer can prove that God does exists. But if the conditions were equal, including the 'vacuum planets such as Jupiter' and no life existed, it may add a little...

The more we learn, the less we know. Is that by design or just physics, or are we all just pixels in a 3d game without meaning. This phrase "The more we learn, the less we know" is rather an oxymoron - it can't be so. And it is not so. The phrase is there to say that, that more we learn, that more ...

If we found a planet that is the same as ours in every way, size, distance from its sun, has the same moon, water, climate, weather patterns, gravity field, same age, same state, but.....................no life. Would that mean that a God/ Creator may at least be a possibility and intervened to crea...

ImaCobra wrote:We exist because of blind luck. Make it what you do, but for me being an insignificant little dot in the universe where my existence doesn't matter is quite liberating.

I agree .We are so insignificant that it is hilarious, and yet so many people are so serious.

Personally I have a romantic view that we are the eyes of the universe and that we are here so that the universe can view itself, giving it a reason to exist at all. We are witnesses to it's own creation, animated stardust, so to speak. My other view is that we are a by product, quirk of physics, ra...

My mother-in-law
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSKQ3ZNQ_O8

I think Clarkson is funny. I know this because he makes me laugh, which is instinctive. Why fight your instincts? Complaining about things, just makes me feel bad. So I don't moan and complain, unless I am in pain. Complaining people just seem to want to off load there own pain onto someone else. My...

The next time the craft will come even remotely close to another star? About 40,000 years No, they can't know because they are looking at ancient history with their telescopes, they can't know what's out there now or what will be along Voyager's path 40,000 years from now. For all they know there c...

mac_d wrote:It's pretty damn cool isn't it?

Less than 20 seconds to do the distance of the entire Australian GP. Fast, but still takes over 5 hours to cover the distance light covers in one second in a vacuum.

Hats off to you, for bringing it back to F1

I don't play the real guitar but this is something I did on my Synth, using the sampled guitar timbre.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAYxY-AY ... Q&index=33

Here is something to consider. As we see in Sifi, the only way to go somewhere in your own lifetime is some sort of transporter. It seems people are actually working on this, and I Watched a program by michio kaku, who should know if anyone does, and the idea is they 'scan' you into particles, emai...

Mine was a simple humans perspective.

I doth my cap to your interstellar experience, as an alien you have far more insight.

Amazing facts and figures though. Thanks for sharing.

Interviewer: “How does it feels to drive at 300 km/h?”
Kimi: “It feels normal.”

That sums him up, maybe.

"Enjoy yourself - it's later than you think." Socrates

No human artefact has ever reached so deep into the cosmos. A measure of the distance travelled is that it takes a staggering 16 hours for Voyager 1's radio messages to arrive on Earth. Standing in NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California two years ago, I watched as data from the lonely craft ...

My cat eats spiders. I bought her off a Website.

What have Formula 1 and women got in common?

Both are more interesting when they're wet.

I'm going there in August, I love the people and the island. I can afford it due to the euro but if they have to go back to the Cypriot pound, I don't think my spending money will go very far and it will be my last visit, which is the last thing that the Cypriot people need. I hope the euro giants i...

Exercise. Our bodies are one big chemistry experiment going off 24 7. Exercise release chemicals that make you feel better. Any amount is worth it. Your body will also require more sleep so getting through the nights which are often the hardest times, is easier in a lot of cases. Good luck. Deffo :...

You know you are getting old,when you wonder where the John Player Special Logo is on Kimis Lotus.

I'm a newbie, sorry if this has been hammered but...............

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2cNqaPSHv0

I am very boring and frequently shove this clip in peoples faces on my phone. 'this is real porn'

and this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z7PqJ0oVGc


and they usually end up agreeing.

Formula1Fan. wrote:lol I made a thread like this last year and only managed to get 3 out of 5 (and this was a few races in).

So, the short answer is 'no', it's way to early.

Lets see. I'm not so good at predictions and it is early, I'd be happy with 3 out of 5

Can't help but think that the Australian GP top 5, will remain just that at the end of the season. Hopefully, a different order, with Lewis at the top. They are all hungry and Massa is a slow and consistent burner. I just can't see where the threat to those five drivers will come from.

Yes £500 Per person. Thanks for the replies.

Hi Runningman67 from Manchester. Thanks for having me. Dental technician and musician 45 and enjoying the forum :thumbup: I am old enough to finally watch f1 races all the way through without feeling guilty, and I finally appreciate whats going on. Favourite driver of all time, Mansell. Current favo...

Thats it, I'm going to the Silverstone GP with my sister and nephew. 2014 and my budget for the 3 days is £500 for the ticket, plus money for camping and food etc. This will be my first GP thanks to You Tube and recent videos filmed by fans. The TV coverage is brilliant, but the raw video shot track...

When it takes all night to do what I used to do all night.