[Neraphym]

You need President Bush to pull out of Iraq in order to create the fissure in spacetime, then you need the USS Enterprise to travel through the rift.

[Ratty]

... this is the first thing that came to mind when you said that: Please dont kill me

[Neraphym]

Ya know, we have NSFW tags...

[Goto]

Hmmm... Black hole and a white hole?

[Rylkan]

Sorry! I forgot to check in here. But no, not what I am looking for. Think more in terms of property of space (as in what occupies our world.) Hard to give hints without giving it away.

[Goto]

Yeah, I don't really know. The black hole and white hole thing is the only wormhole creation thing I can think of off the top of my head.

Been about half a month, want to grace us with another question, 'Rylkie'?

[Ratty]

Neeeeeeew question!

How hot is the centre of the earth?

[Goto]

Hmm... As far as I'm aware it's a bit of a matter of debate, since obviously we can't go down and check directly. Depending on your source, it usually seems to be ~4000-5000 degrees (centigrade). However it's been suggested that it could even be as high as 7000 degrees. Also using the standard unit k for 10^3 gets kinda confusing when K is short for kelvin.

[Ratty]

Since I dont actually know, and just asked that question to get the trivia thread moving... im going to say that you're right. =P

Your question, goaty

[Goto]

Time to bring in some old school science, I think. What was the fifth classical element in the West?

[Zoo]

ether

[Goto]

Aye, it had a few different names but that's certainly the most well known one. Fairly easy question but I figured it was more important to get things moving again. Your question, Zoo.

[Zoo]

How long (in your choice of units) was the longest recorded alligator?

*edit*
Oops... still works as worded, but make that an American alligator (as opposed to the Chinese one)

[Daryl C]

40ft

[Zoo]

Nope