clifflindsey85
31st August 2006 - 09:14 PM
QUOTE (Dennis+Aug 30 2006, 11:38 AM)
Now we are asking, "when there was no one to observe the universe, was it there?"
The disconcerting thing about these questions is that in quantum mechanics the observer has a profound effect on many results.
before there were any observers in the universe, i say the universe was indeed there. we have evidence to show that time had passed and the universe was growing long before we were ever around. even if there were aliens before us, it seems to me life would not have been present in the beginning.
i understand that in quantum theory, observers take roles upon reality just by being present. but really, i just dont understand how whoever the hell came up with this. i think it may have been schrodinger with his cat that was dead and alive in a box at the same time. i made this same post but noone wanted to reply to it, but it would be cool if someone could help me understand the concept of singularity.
and sorry, i know this had little if anything to do with the post.
amrit
1st September 2006 - 02:12 PM
there was no creation of the universe
there was no beginning
universe is a system in a permanent dynamic equilibrium
Dennis
2nd September 2006 - 12:28 PM
The generally accepted model of the universe is known as the “Big Bang” theory, but Scientists know it as the ΛCDM model. The present standard cosmology based on General Relativity (GR) where ’Λ’ (Lambda) refers to the dark energy, or the cosmological constant, and ’CDM’ to the cold dark matter that are believed to pervade the universe. The consensus is that the detailed observational verification of this ΛCDM model, in which the mass of the universe consists of 23 per cent dark matter, 73 per cent dark energy and just 4 per cent ordinary matter, is firmly established and there is little purpose in exploring possible alternatives.
In this model the universe was created less than 15 billion years ago, so science now supports the Biblical concept of creation, I wonder if we will come to accept the eschatological view as well?
amrit
2nd September 2006 - 03:53 PM
bib bang is out of date
see posts on "physics news"
Zephir
2nd September 2006 - 04:17 PM
QUOTE (amrit+Aug 30 2006, 08:14 PM)
zephir "before" and "after" is only into your mind only and not into the universe.
Amrit, I'm very sorry, your father is dead - but please, try to face it.
You'll never see him again and this is a physical reality..
amrit
2nd September 2006 - 04:23 PM
zephir my father is alive as far as i know
from the human perspective father is born before the sun
but it is so only for us humans
in the universe there is no after and no before
the stream of material change (time) into a-temporal space is continuous
universe has no beginning and no end
so in the universe there is no "after" and no "before"
we have to go "beyond" the human temporal experience in physics
as physics has to be free of "subjective factors"
"after and before" are human inventions, they are subjective
and physics is and will be more and more "objective science"
but that you mix me with all this guys which says that time is an illusion (Barbour, Dennis and others) is NOT OK
for me time is real
time is material change into a-temporal space
Zephir
2nd September 2006 - 05:10 PM
QUOTE (amrit+Sep 2 2006, 07:23 PM)
zephir my father is alive as far as i know
Well, at least some good new from you...
amrit
3rd September 2006 - 04:30 AM
sense for humor is a great force into scientific reserch
amrit
3rd September 2006 - 05:55 AM
human experience of the universe is through the mind
past, present and future are of the mind
my concept of time goes beyond the mind
it sees universe directly as it is
"The distinction between past, present and future is only an illusion, even if a stubborn one." Albert Einstein
I'm bringing into life Einstein vision that he itself did not understand well
the idea of space-time has blocked development of physics for 100 years
with the concept
time is material change into a-temporal space
firs gravity will be resolved finally
research of GW will be given up in a 10 years
second science will absorb religion
in a 100 years all religions will be dead
right understanding of time leads to the direct experience of the universe
god = universe
universe = god
Zephir
3rd September 2006 - 10:46 AM
QUOTE (amrit+Sep 3 2006, 08:55 AM)
research of GW will be given up in a 10 years
second science will absorb religion
in a 100 years all religions will be dead
OK - but consider, the past, present and future are just "of the mind"...
Turanyanin
3rd September 2006 - 11:32 AM
QUOTE (amrit+Sep 3 2006, 05:55 AM)
research of GW will be given up in a 10 years
A-temporal Space insight I share with you to some extent. It is an old "methaphysical" insight but even Newton's "sensorium dei", Descartes space vorticesa for sure, alchemical "quinta essentia", samkhyam akasa, recently Tewari's picture etc.
There are transversal GEM waves and experiments are in great progres! Namely, S-1 gravyohoton exists with realistic proper mass. S-2 tensorial wave/particle is nonexistant. And gravity is not curvature/metric of space at all. It is only a part of one nonlinear quantum wave stereodynamics.
Linear vector electrogravity is at the direct, now directly observable surface of phenomena. Gravity, light and spin are deeply interconnected from the very beginning. Great Change. And Divine Science only could return itself into the God's Arms! Logos/Word as first Vibration (OM-AUM-RAM)
amrit
3rd September 2006 - 02:23 PM
hi Turanyanin
i read some of your work and is very interesting, enthusiastic
hope that Fiscaletti contact you already
yours amrit
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