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Monday, January 28, 2002
Wednesday, January 30, 2002
Friday, February 1, 2002
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January 28, 2002: Kepler: Exciting news! The average color of the universe is a greenish-turquoise! Al: Wow. Just when you thought hard science was dead. Mitch: Won't that clash with the color of the universe's curtains?
January 30, 2002: Kepler: On average, the universe is a greenish color. What does this tell us makes up most of outer space? Will: Uh... space? Skip: Leaves, dude! Mitch: Frogs? Al: Pesto? Kepler: Why do I even bother? Someone: Oh! Oh! It's green cheese! Like on the moon!
February 1, 2002: Kepler: See, Al, the important thing about the green-turquoise tint to the universe is-- Al: Knock it off. It's a meaningless statistic. It's like finding the average note of Bethoven's 9th, or finding the average color of my chewed-up meal! It doesn't mean anything! Kepler: It means some scientist gets a new grant! Al: Maybe it means God likes 1950's interior decorating.
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