Message #265148

[Where No Man Has Gone Before]

Turns out, signs of such a 'cosmic bruise' do exist, and scientists have been trying to explain them for decades. In fact, there's one region in our Universe that's so confounding, scientists have literally called it the Axis of Evil.

According to Cain, there are a bunch of explanations that could explain the weirdness of the Axis of Evil more reliably than it being the site of a great 'meeting of the universes', but we can't throw that possibility out just yet. And if it really is the case, what's happening to the poor aliens living in the universe that we're so rudely overlapping?

I'll let the video above handle that one, but let's just say it's somewhere between whatever the average of seven and green is, and the sum of 26 and unicorn dreams. Thanks a lot, science.

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