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[Dishevelled Den]

I think this sums it up beautifully 


[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWVshkVF0SY[/media]

Splendid Jb

[MikeDundee]

I think this sums it up beautifully 


[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWVshkVF0SY[/media]

Excellent .......but still does'nt really answer the unaswerable question

[amigov6]

Number 46.

[Jimbob]

That's all fine, but where does space end, or does it end at all? :-/

had it explained it to me a long time ago....

think of the universe as a balloon being blown up

long long time ago, tiny bit of rubber, everything inside it,

big bang happens

balloon starts being inflated, into the void aroud.

universe expands, and everything in it also starts moving further and further apart from everything else.  So you have the opposite end of the universe, still the opposite ends, but moving further and further apart.  lots of collisions of all things inside, forms planets, stars and galaxys.

So universe still expanding from original bang, and out edge of universe still moving further away from 'us'.

[Jimbob]

Number 46.

close, just 4 out.

42 

[Dishevelled Den]

That's all fine, but where does space end, or does it end at all? :-/

had it explained it to me a long time ago....

think of the universe as a balloon being blown up

long long time ago, tiny bit of rubber, everything inside it,

big bang happens

balloon starts being inflated, into the void aroud.

universe expands, and everything in it also starts moving further and further apart from everything else.  So you have the opposite end of the universe, still the opposite ends, but moving further and further apart.  lots of collisions of all things inside, forms planets, stars and galaxys.

So universe still expanding from original bang, and out edge of universe still moving further away from 'us'.

......while that explains the BB theory Jb - in the analogy, where did the rubber come from and who or what supplied the breath? :-/ :-/

[MikeDundee]

That's all fine, but where does space end, or does it end at all? :-/

had it explained it to me a long time ago....

think of the universe as a balloon being blown up

Thats good

long long time ago, tiny bit of rubber, everything inside it,

Like rubber

big bang happens

Love big bangs

balloon starts being inflated, into the void aroud.

Who done that then



universe expands, and everything in it also starts moving further and further apart from everything else.  So you have the opposite end of the universe, still the opposite ends, but moving further and further apart.  lots of collisions of all things inside, forms planets, stars and galaxys.

You forgot one thing

So universe still expanding from original bang, and out edge of universe still moving further away from 'us'.

[Dishevelled Den]

The following is an excerpt from a paper writen in 2001 by Ross Amans and Dan Ragland entitled Origin of the Universe theories;


'We have seen that throughout history man has made attempts to explain how the
universe came into existence. Many ideas and conjectures have come and gone while
some remain. Throughout the ages many of these ideas have been disproved yet many
continue to undergo scientific investigation. This report has shown mainstream
theories ranging from the big bang to creation. Furthermore it has shown that due to
the existence of increasingly numerous “origin of the universe” theories it is important
that we approach each theory skeptically. We have seen several techniques that can
and should be used when evaluating these theories. It is the hope of the authors that
after you read this report you will carefully examine origin of the universe theories and
apply the techniques we have illustrated as your consider the validly, truthfulness, and
accuracy of each theory.'


In short it seems that the question is so complex even the most scholarly can't satisfactorily explain it so it leaves the individual to ponder the great question.


Full paper here;

http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~danr/ph367u/report.pdf

[MikeDundee]

The following is an excerpt from a paper writen in 2001 by Ross Amans and Dan Ragland entitled Origin of the Universe theories;


'We have seen that throughout history man has made attempts to explain how the
universe came into existence. Many ideas and conjectures have come and gone while
some remain. Throughout the ages many of these ideas have been disproved yet many
continue to undergo scientific investigation. This report has shown mainstream
theories ranging from the big bang to creation. Furthermore it has shown that due to
the existence of increasingly numerous “origin of the universe” theories it is important
that we approach each theory skeptically. We have seen several techniques that can
and should be used when evaluating these theories. It is the hope of the authors that
after you read this report you will carefully examine origin of the universe theories and
apply the techniques we have illustrated as your consider the validly, truthfulness, and
accuracy of each theory.'


In short it seems that the question is so complex even the most scholarly can't satisfactorily explain it so it leaves the individual to ponder the great question.


Full paper here;

http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~danr/ph367u/report.pdf

Rest my case ..........but still leaves one unanswered question from my query to Jimbob's post

[Jimbob]

lots missing!

which one you thinking of?

life?
black holes?
dark matter?

[amigov6]

Number 46.

close, just 4 out.

42 

I wondered when i wrote it. I actually read the book & still searching ebay for a bagel? fish to stick in my ear.
   Anyway, off to pour another pan galactic gargle blaster!!!! 8-)

[Jimbob]

Number 46.

close, just 4 out.

42 

I wondered when i wrote it. I actually read the book & still searching ebay for a bagel? fish to stick in my ear.
   Anyway, off to pour another pan galactic gargle blaster!!!! 8-)

babelfish 


and they exist
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

[MikeDundee]

lots missing!

which one you thinking of?

life?
black holes?
dark matter?

universe expands, and everything in it also starts moving further and further apart from everything else.  So you have the opposite end of the universe, still the opposite ends, but moving further and further apart.  lots of collisions of all things inside, forms planets, stars and galaxys........and then there was........
Vauxhall Omega Owners Forum .........how did that happen then

[JK]

May be those god supporters have a point ,is it possible that there is a god and it was him who made the universe ,i personally doubt it but if i was then on my death bed ,I'm afraid my hypocrisy knows no bounds, and would be asking for forgiveness for buying a rover lol, its all above my head , but i don't believe we are alone in the universe, but that is   IMOA, however what life form it would be is another matter.Is it not true that if there is no solid proof then the simplest answer is usually the right one ,if so then it is one for the god supporters ,and now back to licking the window , as my mother always said i was a special child ---JK    :-/:y

[Vamps]

May be those god supporters have a point ,is it possible that there is a god and it was him who made the universe ,i personally doubt it but if i was then on my death bed ,I'm afraid my hypocrisy knows no bounds, and would be asking for forgiveness for buying a rover lol, its all above my head , but i don't believe we are alone in the universe, but that is   IMOA, however what life form it would be is another matter.Is it not true that if there is no solid proof then the simplest answer is usually the right one ,if so then it is one for the god supporters ,and now back to licking the window , as my mother always said i was a special child ---JK    :-/:y

Ah, now that explains a couple of things....