Question

What is the origin of the 'space roar'?

Answer 1

Sound frequencies on a Hz scale for cosmic bodies based on their mass. http://energylooptheory.com

Answer 2

Though signals from radio galaxies have been detected before, the space roar sounds six times louder than predicted.[2] NASA scientists have yet to explain the space roar's source, but have currently ruled out primordial stars and all other known radio sources, as the space roar itself is six times louder than all other radio emissions currently discovered in the universe.[1] The roar currently limits the study of the universe's earliest stars.[2]

Answer 3

Darn I was hoping someone had an idea of 'space roar's source' ah well.. was just for curiosity.

Answer 4

Yeh I know that biologist have a curiosity not in Biology but in other fields

Answer 5

thanks for the medal

Answer 6

Lol, hey, I'm a very curious person :P But I'm not just a biologist either, I also study Soil science :P

No worries, you bothered to answer the old question :)

Answer 7

Then it`s ok

Answer 8

Curiosity is within everyone, it`s the nature of Homo Sephians

Answer 9

Aaa where would we be without curiosity?

Answer 10

When some one is able to know every thing,any thing which is in the universe, He has that

Answer 11

Ah I think if I new everything, I would start to get curious about how I knew everything :P

Answer 12

But no one cannot be like that,as they are organisms, the truth of the curiosity is the infinity

Answer 13

Then it is known as he got the knowledge him itself, Then he must have a self realization of how he got it

Answer 14

:P

Answer 15

Yes, knowledge is infinite. Lol, I was thinking the same thing if you knew everything, you'd know everything.. how boring...