One student rightly pointed out that, if the android can\u2019t get pregnant, then it isn\u2019t fully<\/em> functional. The Cylons on the new Battlestar Galactica series seem much more fully functional in this regard. The Daily Galaxy recently featured a post on the theology of Battlestar Galactica<\/a>, and SF Gospel<\/a> offers a helpful further reflection on the subject. While such situations are far off, science fiction slowly but surely is turning into science fact, as evidenced by a recent article on how monkey brains have been able to be connected to robot legs<\/a>.<\/p>\n Also in the realm of science fiction meets science fact, astronomers have found the largest ever \u2018hole\u2019 in the universe, a huge void that some physicists think could be evidence of the existence of another, parallel universe<\/a>. Loop quantum gravity<\/a>, one area of cutting-edge research in physics, predicts that black holes will issue out into another universe (as some early researchers on the phenomenon in fact speculated).<\/p>\n
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