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• 2013-05-22T18:18:44 ( hist ) ( diff ) User talk:Christopher Thomas (1 783 Bytes) (Archived 2012 threads.) (top) [rollback]
• 2013-05-22T18:18:23 ( hist ) ( diff ) User talk:Christopher Thomas/Archive08 (35 788 Bytes) (Archived 2012 threads.) (top) [rollback]
• 2012-10-10T23:41:01 ( hist ) ( diff ) User talk:Hhhippo (7 791 Bytes) (→ Thanks: new section)
• 2012-10-10T23:38:49 ( hist ) ( diff ) Future of an expanding universe (28 262 Bytes) (rv good-faith; this refers to "order of magnitude".)
• 2012-10-07T08:50:37 ( hist ) ( diff ) m Project talk:WikiProject Pseudoscience (6 234 Bytes) (→ Request for input in discussion forum: Added missing "(UTC)", for archiving.)
• 2012-10-07T04:26:50 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:Fringe theories/Noticeboard (12 783 Bytes) (→ Pseudoscience 'warning' headers: Dug up the historical context for this. Summary and links given.)
• 2012-10-07T02:31:28 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:Fringe theories/Noticeboard (11 151 Bytes) (→ Pseudoscience 'warning' headers: This is exactly the sort of discussion that should have occurred BEFORE deletion, at the project talk page. Why didn't that happen?)
• 2012-10-06T15:28:56 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Pseudoscience (6 457 Bytes) (→ Pseudoscience 'warning' headers: Removal may have been justified but was very premature. Responded at FTN.)
• 2012-10-06T15:27:45 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:Fringe theories/Noticeboard (9 033 Bytes) (→ Pseudoscience 'warning' headers: 3.5 hours does not constitute a discussion. Please don't do that. Spend the couple of days needed for due diligence first.)
• 2012-10-06T06:44:07 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Astronomy (14 978 Bytes) (→ Third opinions needed at Heat death of the universe: new section)
• 2012-10-06T06:42:03 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (38 336 Bytes) (→ Vetting needed at heat death of the universe: Debate could use more eyes, as it seems to be deadlocked.)
• 2012-10-05T19:56:30 ( hist ) ( diff ) m Quasar (32 220 Bytes) (Reverted edits by 2602:306:CDB3:44C9:7D23:B5BA:F68A:426 (talk) to last version by AHMartin)
• 2012-10-03T09:54:55 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (37 942 Bytes) (→ BKL singularity: Main complaints are with prose in the lede and lack of early context. Your response reassured me that this is respectable; thanks!)
• 2012-10-03T06:49:00 ( hist ) ( diff ) m Project talk:WikiProject Physics (41 646 Bytes) (→ BKL singularity: Preview is my friend.)
• 2012-10-03T06:48:27 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (41 647 Bytes) (→ BKL singularity: Probably worth adding historical context to the article itself, then, as tone seems a bit off as-is.)
• 2012-10-02T19:21:27 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (40 986 Bytes) (→ BKL singularity: new section)
• 2012-10-02T19:11:44 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project:Articles for deletion/Black hole topology (2 575 Bytes) (→ Black hole topology: Delete as a lower-quality fork of material that's at black hole.)
• 2012-10-01T20:23:46 ( hist ) ( diff ) Talk:Hawking radiation (18 471 Bytes) (→ Why would only particles with positive energy escape?: Handwavy: virtual particles that gain energy become real. More accurate: virtual particles represent intermediate states for bookkeeping purposes.)
• 2012-10-01T00:05:51 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (58 537 Bytes) (→ Saturable absorption in graphene: Fixed broken link (I'd misquoted a subsection heading as the page name))
• 2012-09-29T22:24:45 ( hist ) ( diff ) Project talk:WikiProject Physics (58 551 Bytes) (→ Vetting needed at heat death of the universe: Follow-up is probably a good idea (at Talk:Heat and elsewhere).)