It's because of the moral and ethical knee jerk reaction most of you have just experienced that you haven't recognized the lawsuit is in regards to a cell phone company releasing personal information without the agreement of the account holder. Lucky for you 'sanctity-of-marriage' types, the fact that the husband was able to pair the internet/land line with the wireless account more than likely implies that he was an authorized user on the account who could have ordered a detailed bill filled with his wifes infidelities at any time. I really can't see how she has any viable legal recourse here. Frankly, serves her right.

@Christophe; Even if his theory is correct, it doesn't leave any physical means of transporting a living creature through the sub-space wormholes of a dimension we know virtually nothing about, not to mention having them come out the other side in the intended location or in a form more coherent than simple particles.

The theory could be correct. That doesn't mean the execution is physically possible.

The notion that alien visitors would raid earth for this purpose is ridiculous when surrounding space contains near inexhaustible resources that can easily be reaped without the laborious task of dealing with a strong gravitational pull. Any hostility would depend much more on the intrinsic nature of life itself, something which we've been arguing over for centuries.

I had a sketch up of the Saturn IV in cross-section that I'd planned to have tattooed up my left arm from early on in highschool up until I was about 21 and grew out of the idea of tattoos.